new to ths forum. im down in emmett.

 

I'm going to be moving to Mountain Home, ID in 10 days!

 

anyone wnat to set up a meet and greet?

 

HOwdy Idahoans! I am in Meridian and would like to go on a ride with some Cherokee owners as soon as I get the final pieces of my lift together.

 

Meridian

 

hey i new to wheelin and i dont live in boise but i live in northern idaho near lewiston. are there any rules to wheelin? some people told me you can get it big trouble if you just go out anywhere up in the mountains. but others told me they do it all the time as long as your not on private property. so where do you go then? any tips would help. when im driving around on gravel roads i always see interesting trails but not sure if i can go on them.

 

Hey guys the names Jared. I live in Boise like half a mile from campus. I've never thought to post in here.

Heres my rig

 

Oh yeah Boi-cee! Also about a mile or two from bsu. Going for metal fabrication.

 

Howdy neighbor! I'm in Ontario too and if you see my Cherokee running around feel free to stop me. I know quite a few places pretty near that are a lot of fun including a little secret run

 

I'm in kuna. looking for some new places for beginner mudders.

 

Im in nampa, and have ran the silver city trail quite a few times. There are a few cabins along the way as well, if your looking for an overnighter. I'd be down for a run a little later on in the month when money isn't so tight.

 

Mtn home here, gotta lift my jeep first then I'll be all about the trails

 

Ken 23. Boise 1990 cherokee 5.5 inch lift with 33s sliders front winch bumper.
selling some 5.5" lift coils for a cherokee. They are rubicon express. Brand new in box make me an offer.

 

Over here in Eagle

 

The place I do my every day "muddin" is on federal way, past the albertsons headed east. Go about 200 yards past the shopping center and you'll see a fire station on the left and the "dustbowl" on the right. If fun to go blazing around in there. When it's been coming down heavy its a bit hard to get up back onto the road.