rochmpr
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Hwy. 4. There are a total of 4 trails as well as many other areas up there.
1) Sourgrass
2) Corral Hollow
3) Slick Rock
4) Deer Valley
Lots of forest service roads and Blaxk Springs OHV.
Nor Cal Wheeling, Camping and BS - 2019
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Hwy. 4. There are a total of 4 trails as well as many other areas up there.
1) Sourgrass
2) Corral Hollow
3) Slick Rock
4) Deer Valley
Lots of forest service roads and Blaxk Springs OHV.
Folsom4Rnr
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Wheeling Sat 8/31 or Sun 9/1
Know I've been MIA a while... new job and regular adulting crap is really taking a toll on my spare time...
Anyway, Im looking to hit the trails off HWY4 either Sat 8/31 or Sun 9/1 while I'm up in Dorrington. Corral Hollow and Sourgrass are favorites, or maybe Slick Rock, or Mattley Loop or Ridge or something else in Black Springs OHV.
Who's interested?. Never mind can’t make it out :-(
Anyway, Im looking to hit the trails off HWY4 either Sat 8/31 or Sun 9/1 while I'm up in Dorrington. Corral Hollow and Sourgrass are favorites, or maybe Slick Rock, or Mattley Loop or Ridge or something else in Black Springs OHV.
Who's interested?
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4Reak Show
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Bingo.
MarkamisPrime
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Bonzi
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Hi, I am pretty new to the forum and still getting my 4Runner a bit more off-road ready. What mods would you say are needed to do Slick Rock? I was up there a few weeks back and the alternate entrance scared me off.
So far, I only have a mild 2” Fox lift with 285/70r17 tires.
Thanks!
So far, I only have a mild 2” Fox lift with 285/70r17 tires.
Thanks!
4Reak Show
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Edit: nevermind, got my trail names mixed up. Listen to [MENTION=113049]rochmpr[/MENTION] below.
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rochmpr
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Sliders and skid plates with 33's would be the bare minimum and would require a lot of stacking and taking all the bypasses. Even with 35's, I use all of the armor and at the ladder, use the rear locker. At the new reroute, there is no bypass for the 3rd section ( Slick Rock ) and this was only the upper portion. If running stock bumpers, they will get drug on rocks.
This trail in not a trail to learn on. Corrall Hollow would be a better choice for starting, even Singal Peak is better, even if you take the official route, which is the hard right turn up the steep rocky section.
having fun
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Ehhhh.... A Sunday scenic drive..... LOL.
rochmpr
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It will be.
having fun
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Bonzi
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Glad my instincts to be very afraid were working that day at Slick Rock lol. Thanks for the heads-up, I think that trail will have to wait. I have sliders ordered, but didn't plan on full skid's/bumpers/etc...but you know how that goes.
I had a 1997 TJ for about 5 years and gained some good offroad experience then, but nothing too extreme. I think now I just need to find the right trails for the rig as it is currently built and enjoy. I will do some research on Corral Hollow and Signal Peak.
Guess for now I am looking for a trail list to start hitting that will work for a rig with 33's, 2-3" lift, rear lockers and soon to be sliders. Any moderate trails that don't have to many drop-off pucker sections.
Appreciate the info!
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having fun
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[MENTION=113049]rochmpr[/MENTION] :lookout:
rochmpr
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Is that you've finally on the road or ready to do some wheeling
having fun
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Little of both. Left AZ. Last night. LA tonite. Pulled over and sleep tonite and get back on my schedule. Should be ready for a scenic sunday drive.
4Reak Show
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Another great trip. Mattley Ridge area off of highway 4. Tons of fire roads ranging anywhere from Subaru all the way to Pucker on difficulty.
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