"Wheeler's Anonymous"

Food poisoning?

 

More like psychosomatic fear of the Rubi sickness.

JK @Mike likes Tacos I hope you get over it fast so you can make this trip. It's gonna be a fun one. If you can't get your skid fixed in time just bring it like that to the trail head. We'll throw a quick weld on it and it will be fine. lol

 

Looks like a frontier

 

Fire burning near Rowher Flats

https://www.google.com/amp/s/ktla.c...ttling-200-acre-blaze-west-of-agua-dulce/amp/

 

Bummer. I was just up there. Found some cool new trails around drinwater flats too.

 

Hopefully it doesn't spread across Bouquet and hit Drinkwater as well

 

Been having the itch to go out especially before the long travel arrives. I am curious is cleghorn open right now or is it closed due to all CA national forests being closed?

 

Everything opened back up on the 8th AFAIK.

 

I would avoid Cleghorn like the plague though, place is always overrun with SxS's and huge groups of trucks/Jeeps

 

Like the plague hehe. I see what you did there.

 

Funny that someone would waste a day towing a sxs to cleghorn. Of all the places thats where you go.lmao

 

I haven't been there in forever but one of the FB Socal Offroad pages I'm on has people posting big group pics from Cleghorn practically every day lol. It's like the basic go-to trail for all of Southern CA these days, personally I'd rather do Pilot Rock in that area over Cleghorn any day. But even Pilot Rock has been pretty busy the last few times I went

 

Only reason im doing it is taking a first timer out with his family and want to get through the trail quick and easy. I have always wanted to to pilot rock but have other plans later in the day. Ill be happy to just see dirt again!

 

Pilot Rock is in the same area, maybe another 20 - 25 min drive to get to the trail head. If you look up Pilot Rock on Google Maps it'll give you directions to the trailhead, I think it's a much better trail personally.

If you're taking a first timer you probably want to stick to the main fire road, once you get about midway through there are some more technical obstacles to play around on if you decide to. But there's a 2wd road that goes through the whole thing.

There's a separate 4x4 only trail toward the beginning that branches off but you'll know it when you see the gatekeeper, just keep following the main fire road to stay on the easy trail.

It ends basically at the bottom of Lake Arrowhead mountain, there's a network of fire roads there that will take you up into Lake Arrowhead which is pretty cool

 

Try 2n49. It's off the beaten path and ties into cleghorn toward the end. Not a difficult trail by any means, but good scenery. Lots of pin stripes as the road narrows in spots. Then drive over and go up pilot rock.

 

Yeah i have wanted to do it but ill go when my buddy finishes his build.

ill look into it thank

 

Rowher Flats is a fun place too. I was just there last weekend. Its never that crowded

 

We gotta hit that up together again sometime soon for old times sake, local wheeling weather is upon us

 

I live in Lancaster like 10 mins away. Im free next weekend or the next.

 

I've gotta watch the kiddo this weekend since my wife's out of town, but next weekend I'm free. I'll text you next week