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Thanks @H2OMAN , I'm looking for just an easy trail with the family. I think this'll work.
Thanks @H2OMAN, that's sounds like a fun day. I'll make sure to put it on my list of trails to try.
Thanks @boogielander, much appreciated, bunch of great info!seems like there are some rutted out sections and overgrown sections due to the wet winter we had, otherwise it's open.2N40 - Cloudland Truck Trail - California Offroad Trail
2N40 Cloudland Truck Trail is on the south-facing slopes below the community of Crestline in the San Bernardino National Forest. It is an ideal trail for the new 4x4 off-road wheeler due to no obstacles and moderate length. The views of the Inland Empire are fantastic where you can see from the...www.trailsoffroad.com
can also do this one while you're at it
2N30 - Cloudland Cut Off - California Offroad Trail
2N30 Cloudland Cut Off is on the south-facing slopes below the community of Crestline in the San Bernardino National Forest. It is an ideal trail for the new 4x4 off-road wheeler due to no obstacles and its shorter length. The views of the Inland Empire are fantastic where you can see from the...
or if you feel like starting for 29 Palms you can try this one too:
2N02 - Burns Canyon - California Offroad Trail
From the high desert floor flush with Joshua trees, Yucca, and crisp blue skies to the green forest of Big Bear, Burns Canyon, also known as Arrastre Creek, is an odyssey waiting for you in Southern California. Rich with history, particularly if you start at the south end and take in...
this one's pretty chill too. you will drop into Bear Creek where we usually stop for lunch there. If you want to play in the water you can too just be careful
1N09 - City Creek - California Offroad Trail
Whether you are into overlanding, 4x4'ing, or rock crawling, the San Bernardino National Forest is a common area for people to seek adventure and memories. On the front side of Big Bear is an offroad route that is still barely known, even though it is right off Highway 330, the main highway up...
Sounds like you need to start checking off boxes.
just know that for city creek right before you drop into bear creek there's a left turn with a big height difference. Don't go too close to that and don't take it too fast or too slow. That one scared the crap out of me one time lol i imagine it's worse after the wet winter.
Good job.
glad you had fun!
About the only good thing about Cali is all the outdoor stuff in the mountains. Wish we had trails like that in Nebraska
We'll trade you Sacramento for Lincoln. Then we'd have the greatest state ever.
You would need to get rid of everything that comes from Sacramento as well. Including the whole state government.
That was my meaning.
Kind of figured. Although even though the state is red, Lincoln and Omaha are both blue. Luckily the rural areas can still out number the two bigger cities.
That's our problem. If you go inland from the coast 15 miles the whole state is red. But those gigantic cities along the coast attract all of the worlds parasites and they outnumber us by quite a bit. Shasta County wants to secede and call itself Jefferson. I'm totally in.
