I own a decent amount of farm land and have been working on building some trails on it. I've got most of them cleared enough to negotiate (about 2 miles worth) with more to come as time and work permits... Most of it's through old cut downs and woodland. I've got a few good mud runs and some old fire ditches that I followed when making them that add some flexing opportunities but still a lot of the trails are freshly cleared and pretty boring. I'm looking for ideas! I don't have access to much rock but do plan/hope to get some soon (fixing to dig about a 10 acre pond and should unearth some then) So I'm looking for pics of some of your favorite trail sections and obstacle ideas that I could replicate... Thanks Guys!

 

This should be easy.

 

 

 

 

 

^^^^^^^Classic, FTW

 

looks like the jeep is trying to reproduce so cherokees dont become extinct

 

I don't think anyone would want to see what results from a Porsche Boxster and a Cherokee mating....

Oh wait a Grand Cherokee convertible!

 

Photo taken in 1974.

 

At least 1985. I spot a mid 80's Chevy Celebrity station wagon (white) and in the second to last row, 4th from the right is definately an 1983-1986 Olds Cutlass Supreme.

 

WOW,......the man is asking for some Photos of some good wheeling obstacles that he might be able to recreate. And so far only 1 person has posted a usable picture.... I'll have to look through all my photos and see if I can find one that you can recreate pretty easy.

 

so pretty much you just need one big boulder, a porsche boxter a curb, and a 1988 sky blue ford taurus...
id go with this thread instead
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f59/xj...thread-120110/

 

If you want to find some cheep rock, look around for a company that fills sink holes or does some sort of concrete work that leaves excess concrete. I know the guys that filled the sinkhole under my house are all into offroading and one of the guys has a rock garden at his house full of old concrete that they pick up when they finish a job.