Easy trail for Prerunner 2WD in Orange County area

BBBsti LTD · 09-25-2009, 03:45 PM

I would like to know of any easy trails close to Costa Mesa/ OC area, I am willing to drive but not a long drive. My Prerunner had rear diff. lock but no 4WD.

It would be perfect if I find a place that is suitable for mountain biking at the same time.

I want something easy, not crazy my fiancee will be going with me and of course, I cant trash my Tacoma, I just want to get it a little bit dusty

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battlescars · 09-25-2009, 05:40 PM

There is a place called Holy Jims, I don't know too much about that area but on other forums I've seen people talking about it. You can Google map it and see for yourself. I'm sure there are YouTube video's of the place too.

dysfunctnlretard · 09-25-2009, 11:05 PM

Depending on how long you wanna drive the trail, you can go to Holy Jim or Main Divide Road. Holy Jim is only driveable for like 15 minutes before the trail ends at which point you have to get off and hike. Main Divide is a fireroad off Santiago Canyon & Silverado Canyon. It takes like 15 minutes just to get to the actual trail but the trail itself is pretty longing, going from Lake Elsinore to Corona. Ive traveled the road a handful of times and never fail to see mountain bikers up there as well. Sounds like Main Divide may work for you but your choice. BTW: the trail is pretty much packed dirt and definitely 2wd friendly, i highly doubt youll need your locker unless you hit some of the side trails

http://dirtopia.com/wiki/Main_Divide_Road

EDIT: dont know if your doing anything this sunday but myself, a friend, and a few others are doing a run at Main Divide Road, itd be cool if you could come. Check the SOCAL Forums for moreinfo

dunkhi · 09-26-2009, 01:06 AM

yea go to holy jims. really easy not that long. u go down 5 south to el toro. or at least thats how i get there

09-25-2009, 03:45 PM	#1
BBBsti LTD Junior Member Joined: Sep 2009, #22280 Location: Costa Mesa, CA Gender: Male Posts: 19 SR5 TRD Off Road 2004 Double Cab Automatic	Easy trail for Prerunner 2WD in Orange County area I would like to know of any easy trails close to Costa Mesa/ OC area, I am willing to drive but not a long drive. My Prerunner had rear diff. lock but no 4WD. It would be perfect if I find a place that is suitable for mountain biking at the same time. I want something easy, not crazy my fiancee will be going with me and of course, I cant trash my Tacoma, I just want to get it a little bit dusty .

09-25-2009, 11:05 PM	#3
dysfunctnlretard Professional Mall Crawler Name: Manny Joined: Jun 2009, #18080 Location: CA Gender: Male Posts: 2,352 'o9 Offroad Prerunner 2009 Double Cab Automatic 4.0 V6 FlowMaster 40Series, Debadged Tailgate, Blk Door Badges, Total Chaos UCAs, 4500 HID's, 4xInnovations Sliders, Deaver J66, Bilstein 5100's all around, 16" Teflon Mojaves, 285 BFG KM2's, TRD Cold Air Intake, Custom Bed Bar W/ Dust Lamps, CB Setup W/ Integrated PA System, Wet Okoles, Pioneer p3100	Depending on how long you wanna drive the trail, you can go to Holy Jim or Main Divide Road. Holy Jim is only driveable for like 15 minutes before the trail ends at which point you have to get off and hike. Main Divide is a fireroad off Santiago Canyon & Silverado Canyon. It takes like 15 minutes just to get to the actual trail but the trail itself is pretty longing, going from Lake Elsinore to Corona. Ive traveled the road a handful of times and never fail to see mountain bikers up there as well. Sounds like Main Divide may work for you but your choice. BTW: the trail is pretty much packed dirt and definitely 2wd friendly, i highly doubt youll need your locker unless you hit some of the side trails http://dirtopia.com/wiki/Main_Divide_Road EDIT: dont know if your doing anything this sunday but myself, a friend, and a few others are doing a run at Main Divide Road, itd be cool if you could come. Check the SOCAL Forums for moreinfo __________________ Looking for Lift Spindles & Coilovers. http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/bui...rds-build.html

09-26-2009, 01:06 AM	#4
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09-25-2009, 05:40 PM	#2
battlescars SD Prerunner Joined: Jan 2009, #12256 Location: Poway, CA Age: 24 Gender: Male Posts: 131 03 5-lug 2003 Xtra Cab Manual 2.4 JD LT -Deaver F67 - Cage front to back	There is a place called Holy Jims, I don't know too much about that area but on other forums I've seen people talking about it. You can Google map it and see for yourself. I'm sure there are YouTube video's of the place too.