Wisconsin Tacomas and bad financial advice

I used to ford the Pine river decades ago. Does anyone know if that is still open?

45°50'21.6"N 88°20'20.6"W
45.839321, -88.339067

Or was it this one?

45°53'29.0"N 88°22'51.2"W
45.891381, -88.380882

 

Just hanging in there, spending all of my money on gas, beer, and 4runner goodies! You?

 

Same! Although many of those times it was dark and I was watching the girls dance on Silver Street.

I tried looking it up on Google Maps, but no luck!

 

I'm determined to find it without joining Facebook or a geocaching group.

 

Should be right here:

B47 Crash Site
46°19'08.6"N 90°14'26.3"W
46.319067, -90.240633

 

Same here for the most part lol. This Tacoma has consumed all of my money and time!

 

Atv map will show you where it is along with the falls. After seeing the sights head over to Willy’s Still for a pizza and barley pop.

 

Thanks!

There's worse ways to blow your money! At least these vehicles will provide years of enjoyment.

Nice! That looks like my kind of place.

 

I shared this with my wife. She works for a diary marketing company. She buys and sells cheese. So if anyone needs 40k pounds of cheese, call her.

 

It looks like one of those is a stock Sport. Any issues with clearance? I’m thinking of doing this with my stock Off Road.

 

Most of the Trans Wisconsin Adventure Trail could be done in a Corolla. You'll be fine.

EDIT: Don't get me wrong; It's a fun ride. There are some areas that can be a little sloppy at times. I also haven't seen the area north of Clam Lake, so maybe there's challenging stuff there.

Also, DO NOT go down road 327 in the Clam lake area if you like your paint.

 

The second time today a reference with my sport and a Corolla !!!!
Lol

 

some guy from Omaha still complains about that road..

 

What?

I'm not comparing the two. Obviously a Corolla couldn't do what we did in August. Plus, I'm not sure about the side trails you guys took on the T.W.A.T run.

Where was the other reference?