UTAH (and Surrounding Areas) BS Thread

I think I should be able to find the meeting spot. Just give me a few minutes to spare, I'm not very familiar with the Orem area.

 

Let's to Jazz

 

@eltacoutah @BOMBS Great trip today! Lets get another one on the books that doesn't involve semi-bushwacking.

 

@Gunshot-6A, @eltacoutah and the rest of the group Thanks for letting me join the adventure. It was fun even with the semi-bushwacking. It's part of exploring and discovering. Looking forward to the next adventure.

 

Glad you came along!

 

Just wondering if there is anyone out here that would be able to show me how to get started off roading?

I would rather not go out alone and I also don’t know what trails to start off on. I also would rather not go out in a huge group because I’ve never done any of this before

Any help or suggestions would be appreciated!

I’m in the salt lake area!

 

Absolutely! Coming into winter limits options a little, but plenty to do and see.

I'm booked the next couple weekends, but after that I'd be glad to find something easy to get started on.

 

A buddy and I went exploring some FR's up Hobble Creek Canyon, we didn't run into a single gate! https://youtu.be/bFmG9ACDN-I

 

Some additional pictures from the trip with @Gunshot-6A @BOMBS. Found a cool old building on the way out.

 

Don't know why my pictures are that small, weird...

 

Did you download them off FB or use the originals? That's usually when they show up small for me.

 

I emailed the originals to myself so I could have them on my computer. I'll try google drive and see if that works.

 

Your pictures looks great!

 

Much better OCD satisfied haha

 

That bumper LED bar is looking good!

 

Yes thank you! It's come in handy more than a few times!

 

Which ones did you take? I thought they would have closed off the right fork by now.

 

We took the left fork, that took us over into Heber. I was surprised it was still open!

 

Cruiser is looking good.

 

@eltacoutah After some digging and a call to the BLM about the road and the gate we stopped at and started bushwhacking, apparently those roads are public, but all the land that it crosses over is private hence the signs. We could have legally kept going, and made it all the way up to the five mile pass area. Put that in the "notes for next time" category...