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Colorado Wheeling June ???
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Footofgod
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It's about time we get that pretty white rig dirty. Send me and SV Dude a PM. We both live in Fountain and make impromptu trips.
ssmith0480
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The 4Runner is my wife's DD. We get it dirty every now and then, but I have my Tacoma for a little bit rougher trails.
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/1088759-post21.html
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KidVermicious
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Moar video pleez
Footofgod
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I see the 4Runner driving around town all the time. I'l keep an eye out for the Tacoma.
Neither FoG or myself are equipped to do any hardcore trails but we do like to try mildly technical trails. FoG has a rear locker so he can do a bit more than I can, however I am never afraid to try the harder stuff.
Acidmeld
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Link updated. I uploaded FoGs attempt at the big ledge to keep his ego in check.:lookout:
Lots of great trails around here but be careful since some are so tight and overgrown that even my Jeep Wrangler gets scraped by tree branches. Some like the Kingston Peak offshoots may be too much under the doors. Hard to back down some of these. Traildamage is an excellent resource. Try Argentine off Waldorf- I did that one a few weeks ago- not too hard and pretty scenic with some water runoffs as well. I did it in my Jeep but it would be great in a 4R...wide trail and no crazy obstacles. There are so many trails here to explore...I am just getting started. I have been exploring the Breckenridge area too- awesome trails.
Not sure about my next one since I just got back from Telluride-Ouray. Something local-ish next week though...will check Traildamage.
Not sure about my next one since I just got back from Telluride-Ouray. Something local-ish next week though...will check Traildamage.
If you want some company, post up! There are a handful of us from the Colorado Springs area that would drive up and wheel with you. But, myself and most likely a handful of others don't really care about scratches and small dents caused by trails. It's a part of the game so we don't really get bothered by it.
Sounds like a plan. I can either bring my 4R (prissier 4th Gen) or the Wrangler. Seeing you guys may have 3rd Gens, the Wrangler may be a better bet. Actually I did meet up with a few Toyota guys from the Georgetown area when I went to Argentine Pass. Let's meet up soon...will be great to meet others who like getting out to the trails. Will throw out a few options and see what we all prefer.
