"Wheeler's Anonymous"

Unfortunate thing is that the super douche's think that being that is a hobby!

 

It's just hilarious 'cause people who actually know will laugh themselves out of their chair at their weak ass "rigs." Seriously dude, 18" of drop bracket lift?? Glass?? Am I supposed to be impressed?!

 

By "some people" would you be refering to a specific race..?? That's offensive.

 

Gotta be careful what you sat these days.lol its getting so ridiculous. I made a simple gay joke in the man card thread when it started up and I got blasted on by comments and pm's. Back in the 90s it would have been funny I'm sure.

 

Looks awsome. Count me in.

 

Definitely not. I think there's a pretty equal number of people in each race that can't take a joke. Sad times!

 

It's a lot of fun. Nothing super challenging that I've seen but its beautiful and thank to @bigbarlo whom has a cabin there I know quite a bit of history there that i would otherwise not know - such as its the location where most people train to climb El Capitan in Yosemite. Theres a cliff that looks just like it in Idyllwild but scaled down. Last time I went was with @Dangerousd1987 , and we snapped a bunch of cool photographs. If you go to the home page for the TW site it's his rig on the banner. That photo was taken in Idyllwild.

 

Nice! I've been going up there for 22 years. Never taken any dirt roads

 

Oh i so wish i could of been there with you other than seeing the pics!We would of had to have gone to the Bruery after that!

 

Super late to the party here, works been busy and just cheked this thread. How hard a trail is this? I've got a a DCLB OR all stock and only have wheeled the Indian Truck Trail/Main Divide.

 

@digitaLbraVo


Here's the start of the dirt road to Nevada stateline.

34.921018, -116.760442

Here's where it ends at the Nevada stateline.

35.618814, -115.405969


Here's the start of the road that I went exploring on in Nevada.

36.096809, -114.985360

Here's where you loop back to if you keep making right turns.

36.097078, -114.979900

 

According to the fb page ther's only 6 available openings left for the group. If you fellas are in then might want to book soon.

 

Man.. I just looked that up. It's far..........

 

I'll have to look more into it later tonight when I get home, I have a friend's wedding in Sept. and I have to double check the date. Does look like an awesome place to camp and wheel, I was just in Yosemite last month hiking and climbing Half Dome...the Sierras look like an amazing place to wheel at.

 

Most definitely. I love the Sierras. Haven't been this year but I love it up in "God's country."
Here's a trail I've been eying for a while:
http://www.theadventureportal.com/wheeler-ridge-trail/

And for scenic reasons this one:
http://www.theadventureportal.com/eastern-sierra-white-mountain-road/

 

I thought you did welding , or something around that long traveled VW Ghia

 

This will be our first trip there.Its gonna have its challenges I'm sure. Google "Pilot rock trail 2n17x" and watch some vids. This is not going to be like Indian truck trail. Most stuff I read said high clearance is highly recommended. This probably wouldn't be a good trail to test out a stock rig. I won't stop ya but I just can't recommend it given what I know. A great place to get some offroading experience is Rowher Flats OHV. A stock rig can make it thru everything there. Check out the trip report on page 1.

 

Finally got the best photos updated from last weekend's night run, definitely got 1 exceptional shot of it all. Go check them all out on page 11 of The Offroad Register

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Indian Truck Trail:


Entrance: GoogleMaps Link. Indian Truck Trial starts at the base of the Santa Ana Mountains in the Cleveland National Forest. As the road winds up the moutain it turns into Main Divide Road giving you access to Santiago Peak. The trail is rated as moderate and primarily used for hiking and off road driving; it can easily be done in 2wd. For more information on this trail click this link Dirtopia (warning coordinates are not spot on, but are close as construction has occurred in this area).

 

Really? What told you that? Lol

Nice? I think you're thinking of the wrong forum

Agreed

I think you're thinking of @Thesandaddict

Self plugging over here I see

 

Right on, that's the info I needed haha. I'll have to hit up Rowher this weekend then instead!