Where Have You Off-Roaded Today? 3rd Gen

You’re a good man RichochetRabbit I don’t care what anyone says!

 

Made me realize I need to carry more tools... sometimes I forget my truck doesn't transact in freedom units, and while i carry enough to patch myself back together, its not always enough for others (which sucks cause the tools live in my garage)....tough being stuck out and having to tear someone else's rig apart to find a lug wrench.

 

I don’t concern myself with tribal “police “

 

More Uintas goodness

 

Another day at Hollister Hills SVRA.

Got a pretty cool part of the squad too. The Bronco, Wrangler, and my own Tacoma are all stick shifts. The Samurai that was cut off (being worked on) was also part of us too.

 

Potts Mountain, VA

https://youtube.com/shorts/YAhoUqeTrH4?si=iXJDQ-YrVj-p53J0

 

Lytle creek

 

Looks like an easy trail. Did the kids drive?

 

A little here a little there. He's not quite tall enough to work the 3 pedals yet though lol.

 

Trying to get out to Hollister Hills SVRA ASAP. Looks like a blast! West Trail is always fun.

 

Definitely always a great time wheeling at Hollister. Am lucky to have that park near me.

 

One last fishing trip before I pickup new Tacoma Thursday.

 

Looking for some intel on Windrock Park in Tennessee. Going for the first time next week. I would say my skill level is beginner/intermediate and looking to tackle Trails 22,26,27 & 51. I'm on 33s and have a 2.5" lift. From what I can tell from YouTube videos, it all looks doable. Anyone with some real world experience out there got any tips, experiences or recommendations they can share?

 

First ... use your inner-sense of "too much". If you feel the next obstacle is too much and all you have done was hair-raising enough ... turn back.

Second ... post here for local knowledge ... https://www.tacomaworld.com/forums/tennessee.213/

 

We will not shame you for knowing your limits. I have turned back several times from what I knew was excessively difficult for the day/heat/rain/emotional-state/<select other factor>.

 

Crop inspection

 

Corral Hollow OHV

 

Living in the San Juans has its perks, bonus moose.

 

Heck yeah! When you say "living" there, how long have you been living out of your rig?

 

I don’t live in the truck, actually just got the flatbed setup installed. I previously had a Four Wheel Camper which was sick but not as usable as the MITs.

I live in a house in the San Juan’s hahah