Arizona Offroading Pictures

I drove up there like half an hour ago but i had to turn back bc i have something going on in the afternoon. Definitely gonna check it out this weekend. You see a lot of 4x4s up there, saw a lot of jeeps and tacos on deer valley rd.

 

Next time you go let me know I'll meet you out there, and yes lots of 4x4's. Trucks jeeps tacos. All kinds. I'm right down the road on 4th ave. Used to be a cool hill to climb on 7th street but there are signs now

 

For sure!

 

Just a little solo trail riding from last weekend.

 

That's down here in Southern AZ. Bull Springs Road, in the Santa Rita Mountains. Got to use my dif lock and bottom out a bit

 

Had a free morning, so went back to Bulldog Canyon. I was hoping it'd be a little more wet after the rain last weekend, but it was still fun.

 

I really want to head there sometime soon. Looks easy but good scenery

 

That does look awesome. Where is the entrance to this one?

 

Not far from me


http://www.riderplanet-usa.com/atv/trails/info/arizona_10269/ride_547a.htm

 

Thanks. I just sent an email so that I can get my pass and code. If I can get it by the end of the week I might make a trail run this Saturday.

 

It does require 4L in a few spots, but it's not difficult. It's a good trail if you're by yourself; you don't have to worry about damage, or getting stuck. I like going in the Usery Pass gate, and usually exit at the Wolverine gate. It takes a couple of hours if I'm taking my time.

 

Wow, I wish my silver still looked like that after wheeling. See a few posts up

 

Whoops never mind I never even posted from that trip Here goes!
Thats because Im kind of an idiot and have only ever 4x4ed solo. Gotten lots of dings.

 

Wish I could, this morning went by too fast, but I'm not off again until Friday.

 

I am digging that regular cab.

 

Yeah I just got my email back with the permit and gate codes. Printed it out and am ready to check out this area.

 

It is easy to get the permit. And if I remember correctly, every vehicle/driver needs to have gotten it.

 

Is it prerunner friendly?

 

From the Usery Pass entrance out to FS10 (about 4 miles), it is mostly sandy. I usually turn off the traction control and go through the sand in 2wd...still wouldn't hurt to have a 4wd nearby.

I would be careful on FS10 with a prefunner. It would be easy to go down a hill that you could not make it back up, and if you were by yourself, you would be screwed.

 

Went out to Bulldog Canyon. Had a fun time.