Anyone interested in trail riding in South Texas?

[Samm25]

Another vote for Hidden Falls. Kickass place to wheel. Took the 96 on some level 5 trails with a group of jeep buddies I have. She did awesome on them. I'll be in Austin for work for about 2 weeks with only Sundays off but maybe we could all meet one Sunday over there? I would love to meet some of yall

That would be sweet. Let me know! I’d be down to meet up on a Sunday!

 

[f250ben]

My brother in law [MENTION=80024]STX4Runner[/MENTION] was telling me today about Wolf Caves near Mason, TX. Sounds like another great option.

 

[raygenjay]

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[5vzT4R]

My brother in law [MENTION=80024]STX4Runner[/MENTION] was telling me today about Wolf Caves near Mason, TX. Sounds like another great option.

I've heard Wolf Caves is if your basically a trail rig and dont mind breaking things. It's a difficult park.

 

[Samm25]

Currently sitting on top of Wildcat Mountain taking in the sunset at Hidden Falls. Can’t get enough of this view

 

[f250ben]

Currently sitting on top of Wildcat Mountain taking in the sunset at Hidden Falls. Can’t get enough of this view

You didn’t waste any time did you Sam?


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[Samm25]

You didn’t waste any time did you Sam?


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[emoji23][emoji23] not at all. It’s half price to get in after 3pm

 

[STX4Runner]

I've heard Wolf Caves is if your basically a trail rig and dont mind breaking things. It's a difficult park.

From what I've seen they have plenty of intermediate and lower trails that don't require a buggy. Looks more like being on Moab slickrock, except on granite. Hidden Falls is cool, but it's mostly dirt roads, a few ledges, hill climbs and obstacles and then buggy terrain. I'm ready for something new, and have been all over Moab multiple times on some pretty hard trails and think this will be fine.