First off road experience - help needed

Hey all so im new to off roading, i have a new 17 taco 2wd dcsb im looking for any easy trail that i can try my hand at off roading with, any suggestions?

 

4 peaks

 

Depending on where you're located, there's other Tacoma owners in the area who know places you can go off road with your DCSB 2wd. Give 'em time to chime in, then go enjoy your new truck!..

 

Are you talking the actual mountains or just screw the off roading and go to 4 peaks brewery and start the day drinking early????

 

Both sound like Winners to me..

 

I like the way this guy thinks!

 

Schnebly hill road is a beautiful and easy trail. The road is rough but I never used four wheel drive on my last trip. I would pay attention to weather reports as a monsoon may cause some mud which could give your 2x4 some problems. Going from flag to sedona also helps a little since you'll be headed downhill.

 

SCORE!!!! Next stop after, North Mountain Brewing.

I don't always do pub crawls...but when I do, I use pub crawl control.


Stay thirsty my friends.

 

This is turning into a quality thread already!

 

Why stop at 4 Peaks? Go for 6 Peaks!

 

Or maybe even 8!!

 

I see your 8 peaks and raise you the whole damn mountain range!

 

Colby needs new shorts!

 

Bulldog Canyon - Fun, easy, can do in 2WD, just need some minor clearance. Also a cool wash you can drive up and down in. You need a free permit to use the trail.

 

I took my son "wheeling" to Twin Peaks for his birthday .

"Father of the Year" or call "Child Protective Service"

You make the call...

 

Father of the year for sure!

 

SORRY...

 

Its not really thread jacking when the guy that started the thread is participating in the fun, plus only 1 person actually posted a real answer so far. So just keep the Tuesday morning fun going!

 

Here's an easy place to go. Its on Scottsdale Dr just north of the 101. Drive North on Scottsdale dr. Then turn left on Greyhawk Dr. Sometimes I turn right, bust a U'ie and then drive straight through the light.

There is sand, trails and a large hill. My wife's 4 Runner can handle it. A nice place to do donuts, light wheeling and some mounds and hills.

My sons and I went here after wheeling at Twin Peaks. Happy Birthday!!!