1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

My new sig

 

A year ago at the badlands park. It sucked cause it's not fun cause of the new owners

 

that dash is sex

 

Privately owned offroad parks...this sounds like a layer of Hell

 

It actually isn't... Just pay a fee and don't hurt anybody

You may find a food truck and toilets at camp

Recovery vehicle are ready and willing

 

Expensive. $25 per person regardless if you're driving or not

 

I just...I dunno. It's not so much the idea of someone making money off it, it's the idea that if it's privately owned land then it's probably not very big. Food trucks and toilets? Seems like you can't just go and get lost in the wilderness in a privately owned offroad park. Not that I ever want to get 'lost' but you know what I mean.

At least the state run OHV parks out here are still on a lot of land. Although some of them are pretty lame. But we have all the accessible forest service roads and BLM land to make up for it.

 

I guess I can't say much, I don't offroad, just forest road.

 

Fuuuck that

even the state run OHV parks out here only cost $5-10 to get in, and that's just to help cover the cost of the rangers that run it.

Although most of the OHV areas at least where I'm at are free.

 

I prefer the west coast offroad trails for sure. I'd love to drive across death valley and camp as well. Sounds like fun to me.

 

The one park I went to was 3000 acres and was pretty legit

 

4 and a half whole square miles?

case in point

 

Did Dan go with you?

 

Lol. They're all going to think I'm mad.

 

Ouch.

I love going free

 

Get out of town, me too!


And I never let air out of my tires.. I only go wheeling when the tires deflate themselves down to less than 20psi because of how old they are

I'll get new tires when I upgrade the suspension. So next year probably?

 

Fify

 

That's the best you get when everythings a fence in texas

Other than that there's the beach but... That's just miles of sand

 

@Running Board Man , CA has 15 million acres of federal land that is offroad friendly for the most part. Not including designated OHV areas and state run parks.