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Keyen702

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How's it going everyone? Just picked up a White 2007 4runner SE. Has about 94k about it. I'm new to forums and this is my first Toyota. Been looking around the site for about a week and I'm still trying to figure out why I haven't use these kind of stuff sooner. Everyone seem so helpful. Looking forward to being a longtime member!
 

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For hiking, you have red rock, mount charleston, valley of fire

For wheeling trails, you have Mormom Wells Rd on the easier end, Wheeler Peak at a medium level, and Rocky Gap on the more difficult end.

Lots of back country to explore to - old spanish trail, even Area 51 gate up near Rachel.

Dirtopia.com would be a good reference. Bring a lots of water and never wheel alone!
 
welcome. super low miles, a good year for the 4th gen which had a lot of issues pre-2006, and a clean white :)
 
For hiking, you have red rock, mount charleston, valley of fire

For wheeling trails, you have Mormom Wells Rd on the easier end, Wheeler Peak at a medium level, and Rocky Gap on the more difficult end.

Lots of back country to explore to - old spanish trail, even Area 51 gate up near Rachel.

Dirtopia.com would be a good reference. Bring a lots of water and never wheel alone!

Thanks bro! I've been to all of the hiking places you've mentioned in the last couple of years I've been here. I'm new to driving trails though so I'm definitely going to check those places out! You think I could do Wheeler Peak and Rocky Gap with 2WD?
 
Thanks bro! I've been to all of the hiking places you've mentioned in the last couple of years I've been here. I'm new to driving trails though so I'm definitely going to check those places out! You think I could do Wheeler Peak and Rocky Gap with 2WD?

Mormon wells most likely, but again take another truck with you.

Wheeler peak is 75% 2WD but there is a section that you'd prob want 4wd. A buddy with a strap could prob get you through.

Rocky gap in 2WD? Dont even try :cheers:
 
Mormon wells most likely, but again take another truck with you.

Wheeler peak is 75% 2WD but there is a section that you'd prob want 4wd. A buddy with a strap could prob get you through.

Rocky gap in 2WD? Dont even try :cheers:

hahahah sounds good bro. guess i need to find me some new friends
 

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