Where Have You Off-Roaded Today? 3rd Gen

Nice trail back to a ghost town called Lille. Used to be a "Coke" producing town in the early 1900's
Lots of river crossings and mud holes

Description of "coke" not cocaine..
~ Coke is a fuel with few impurities and a high carbon content, usually made from coal. It is the solid carbonaceous material derived from destructive distillation of low-ash, low-sulfur bituminous coal. ~

Came upon a HUGE pile of coal to feed the old coke ovens.

Rock nailed the grille on the HWY
Excuse for a PRO grille I think..



She says she gets no credit for being part owner of the truck.. lol
Awesome driver and spotter too.

 

Learned that my truck doesnt like to sit sideways for a long period of time. Got the low oil level warning light. Crankcase was full i checked. Ocd kicked in. Flashed right after taking this picture. Doesnt look steep but i was clinching my teeth as truck was starting to slide.

 

Underground 2016 in Tecopa, CA. Incredible group and incredible area.

I have way too many pictures to post...

Head frame on the Incline of the Grant Mine


Checking out a wash behind the mill


Anaconda's private mill site


7540 feet into the War Eagle. This was a lead and silver mine worked in the 1940s to 1950s

 

Santiago Peak in Orange County, CA. Was a nice little trail to get a quick fix.

 

I love Texas, but damn why can't we have stuff like that in our area just to get a quick fix? Nice view!

Tyler

 

Big Bend can be pretty sweet.

 

I agree, it is on my list but at 8 hours away it is a drive. I can be in Santa Fe in 9 or southern Colorado in 10. I will make it there though, as well as Guadalupe Peak.

Tyler

 

Great pics!! Shame about the grill, I thought the steel ones were more sturdy. Well, you'll like the Pro bro grill.

 

Thanks man!
Ya, real shame. Didn't even hear it hit. Seems like anytime we go out something happens.. oH well.. worth it.
Thing is, I like it better than pro IMO.
I like things hand made sometimes. The emblem I made I mean, and the color i plan to match up with some bronze SR8 stealth wheels.

 

that some nice pictures. lift and stock tires?

 

Thanks! Total chaos UCAs and spacers in front until my coilovers get here. dakars with long overload removed and icon shocks in back. 265/75 ko2s

 

West Virginia

 

Here are a few pics from a quick one day adventure my daughter and I did up in Tahoe this past weekend. Ran this trail to the top of one of the peaks bordering the Lake. Found this incredible lunch spot with a view, just sat out there for a couple hours and ate and read books and enjoyed the day. Just had a great time having the whole top of the mountain and view to ourselves.

Trail was pretty tame, but was steep and moguled in some spots, with a thin layer of snow and ice covering the trail in shaded areas. Occasional big rock to slow for and bent back the RokBloks mudflaps on but they performened great. Played with 4 wheel lo (although didn't need it) and also the MTS which was fun. OEM tires performed well in the small amount of snow and mud there was. Like I said trail was easy but was nice to finally get to use some of the 4x4 systems tech on the trail. Can't wait to do more in the spring when I have my sliders on by then. Happy wheeling everyone!

 

@slamson00 Very nice! What trail is that? Tahoe is incredible.

 

Yes Tahoe is amazing!! I feel so fortunate to live writhing 90 mins of it. I try and take advantage of that fact as much as possible.

The spot in the pictures I posted is the end of the trail to the peak of Mount Watson....8400 ft. There are about 3 other trails I want to run that go to the top of peaks around the lake as well. Need to get them all crossed off my list. Just absolutely amazing vistas I can stare at for hours.

 

Logging road in Bend, Oregon around sunrise.

 

That's what it's all about fellas. Nice work!