Where Have You Off-Roaded Today? 3rd Gen

Canaan Loop Road, WV

 

Went camping up by Hershberger lookout Oregon

 

Yup, you gotta do the stick check. I am solo remote on a lot of trips, with no one to get me out and no cellphone range. For sure my habit of always walking the unsure spots. Good parking spot though, don't have to worry about anyone boxing you in!

 

Got a little muddy on our camping trip this weekend.

Green Ridge State Forest - MD

 

On some gravel roads NOT really off road in my book but It's a cool place. The Painted Hills Oregon.

 

BLM land outside of Kremmling, CO. Did some shed hunting in the backcountry and found an elk 6x6 matched set

 

First off, great looking rig! Secondly, the painted hills are beautiful. It’s a good little jaunt out to the middle of nowhere. Not sure if it’s worth the drive. It really feels like you step back in time! Thirdly, nice looking rig lol!

 

I'm still curious about Sammy SendIt back there on the three wheeler passing you like "ain't nothing going" on here hahaha

 

Thank you . I almost went up to La Dee flats this weekend. Just needed out of Eugene away from work LOL

 

Gravel roads, forest service roads and lots of fog! Not really too much off-roading but I love Seneca Rocks too much not to post lol
P.S : I saw like 10+ other 3rd gens there this weekend so if that was you let me know!

 

He came by to tell me his friend did the same thing as me a couple weeks ago then he rode on out lol

 

Full stuff on the fully stock suspension


Back water bayous of northern NJ

 

It’s steeper than it looked, note the person below to add depth and perception!

I had two good spotters who got me through some cool stuff last weekend In WV.

 

Out again yesterday trying to find some remote fishing lakes that are new to me. There were 3 lakes I was looking for, but a lot of dead ends and roads too narrow to fit down. Blocked by too much deadfall.

Had some nasty weather creep up with winds gusting up to 55mph, and heavy rain at times. The last not good, as the roads turn to axle grease and good luck getting out even if on the flats as the sides of the roads in this spot are very swampy.

Good day for exploring though and have some ideas now on what roads to take to reach these lakes. There are 20 lakes in this area. Ten are easy access, the others proving to be hard to find. Just need more time to find the right way into these. So many logging roads. None marked, and clear that very few use these roads since there are easier lakes to access.

As with so many of the backwoods lakes in BC it can be frustrating to find. You can see them on your dash GPS, but none of the logging roads are on the GPS and so many of those that you can spend 2 or 3 days trying to get to just one lake, and never reach it despite being less than 1/2 mile away. I had one lake that took me 10 trips over about a 6 year stretch to finally find the route in. That lake is nameless, now one of my favorite spots to fish alone.

 

We where down there!

 

Took the Arctic trail loop today. We had a bunch of rain so I was hoping for better puddles. Truck barely got dirty. Was still fun taking the new truck out.

 

I’m somewhere down there (silver on the left)

 

Is that one of the arms of Shasta lake in the background? Looks awesome either way.

 

yep! Good eye.

 

Where is this?