the cliff/badlands
11-26-2010, 02:13 PM
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the cliff/badlands
what is a better place to go to the cliff or the badlands me and a couple friends are looking to go somewhere offroading but only two places around not sure what would be better but are trucks are lifted i have a cherokee he has a f150 not lifted very big but they up there a little what would be the better place to go
11-26-2010, 02:22 PM
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i can only speak for the badlands, it is an awesome place to go you can get into any thing from something a stocker can do to something a buggy can do and everything in between, there are trails,rocks,dunes and mud what ever your preference is
with that said all i ever read about the Cliffs is MUD
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with that said all i ever read about the Cliffs is MUD
welcome to CF btw
11-28-2010, 08:39 PM
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if your new to wheeling, go to the badlands. if you are experienced at wheeling, go to the badlands. if you like stinky sloppy mud and extremely tight trails, go to the Cliffs.
12-02-2010, 04:10 PM
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Redbird is supposed to be awesome. Just a lot further from me.
As far as the other two, its exactlly like 89eliminator or whoever that guy is said. The nice thing about the badlands is they have everything: mud, sand, rocks, trails and everything has difficulty levels there. You can still do a lot stock throughout there.
...sand and mud might start to freeze soon haha. But rocks are always fun!
As far as the other two, its exactlly like 89eliminator or whoever that guy is said. The nice thing about the badlands is they have everything: mud, sand, rocks, trails and everything has difficulty levels there. You can still do a lot stock throughout there.
...sand and mud might start to freeze soon haha. But rocks are always fun!
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iv been too redbird, and as of yesterday, the badlands... i prefer the bad lands almost hands down for over all good day... redbird i didnt get far into due to snow and such, but it was pretty much trials.. bad lands, u have creeks, rocks, sand, ponds, mudd, i mean it.s all there. even the easy trails r awsome too watch others go down. i will deff b revisting the badlands hopfully about the first part of next month with the central indiana XJ club. deffently had a blast makin some new friends.
02-22-2011, 12:16 AM
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iv been too redbird, and as of yesterday, the badlands... i prefer the bad lands almost hands down for over all good day... redbird i didnt get far into due to snow and such, but it was pretty much trials.. bad lands, u have creeks, rocks, sand, ponds, mudd, i mean it.s all there. even the easy trails r awsome too watch others go down. i will deff b revisting the badlands hopfully about the first part of next month with the central indiana XJ club. deffently had a blast makin some new friends.
