Multi Thread Idea - Trail Options

Sorry if this is a repeat thread but I was wondering if we could create 3 separate threads... easy, moderate, hard off road trail threads. I am newer to wheeling and I think it's a bit tough to sift through all the info out there and get a good idea of the difficulty of the trails and what to expect. Any thoughts? If this is a silly idea please delete.

 

Not a bad idea. You may also want to look into purchasing this book. It isn't all encompassing, as trails and obstacles change a bit year to year but it gives you a good idea as to what to expect and where the more challenging sections are.

$28 Guide to Colorado Backroads & 4-Wheel-Drive Trails (FunTreks Guidebooks)

https://www.amazon.com/Guide-Colora...a-735443550921&psc=1&ref=&adgrpid=69317523535
Also traildamage.com and all trails can be helpful.

 

I've found Lat 40 maps (for your chosen area) to be decent. I just bought a BLM map too and decided to go explore - discovering what you and your truck can or cannot do. Get out there and explore.

Good luck.

 

I recommend this excellent resource: https://www.trailsoffroad.com/

 

I second both of these options

 

I moved to CO without knowing anyone here or having any off road experience. The Funtreks books/app and trailsoffroad.com are amazing resources and will help get you going. I've done a few of the moderate rated trails in Funtreks without issue and really like how they break down the sections of trails so you know what you're getting into.

 

While it’s a good idea, what’s “hard” for you can be “easy” for another.

 

I, for one, think Spring Creek is pretty easy

 

#traillimo easy? Or open/open easy?

 

I did it open/open on 31s with only sliders with lots of scraping and some minor body damage (and crying, unrelated to the trail obv)