DannyLlama
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^ Is this Otay mountain as well?
^ Is this Otay mountain as well?
Sorry about that I had to go back and put the description in with my phone. My son gave our keyboard some orange juice yesterday. :redbrick:
This is out near Ocotillo. There is so much country out there it's gonna take a few trips to get it
Ocotillo/AKA Painted Gorge, looked it up on Google maps, it looks to be minutes away from TJ!
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/97855-5th-gen-toyota-4runner-off-road-pics-22.html< Says you can camp out thee. Any concerns with possibly getting decapitated out there?! LoL
Looks like lots of land to play, How often do you go?
That is awesome, I'm headed to Maui in the morning but when we return we leave the next morning to Yuma Az to dove hunt. Care to share how to get there since its on our way to Yuma. Would make a great side trip.
Now it's my turn for Otay Mountain! Much thanks goes out to dognick for giving me the direction I needed in finding this place. My apologies for the small quantity and poor quality of pictures, it was a spur of the moment trip to head out there and I was by myself so I didn't want to be way out there for too long.
I will throw a quick one up from today.
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Logan- I used to live in Coronado. You on North Island?
What a tease... Haha looks like ya left out the image link??
Yeah the first image was HUGE so I am making it a bit smaller, give me a few.
I wouldn't really camp out there. All the spots I saw were really just flat spots inthe trail with a fire pit. Maybe better spots up in the mountains. The 8 runs parallel to the boarder for like 30 minutes on the way out there and besides one dune buggy all we saw were boarder patrol guys.
The link above explains where the road is off the 8. It isn't hard to find because there isn't much else out there. If you get a chance go to Maui Brewing Co. The brew pub is north of lahaina and is awesome.

Does this count? Technically it is off road :shrug: lol. This was in NH near the Pemi River. I wasn't sure where to get in to where I saw quad tours ripping around in the back woods, nor if it would have been legal for me to be driving on those trails. I really need to find out where to go.
I lived in Springfield, Mass for a little bit. I learnt to find the best trails look for telephone/electricity pillions and masts. They always have open access roads (for maintenance trucks) that lead to multiple "off road" trails. Some pretty crazy... some pretty tame. Be safe
Here's a pic I found... she was bran-spanking new back then!
You'll also come across these guys from time to time!
I lived in Springfield, Mass for a little bit. I learnt to find the best trails look for telephone/electricity pillions and masts. They always have open access roads (for maintenance trucks) that lead to multiple "off road" trails. Some pretty crazy... some pretty tame. Be safe
I drove up under the power lines in Milford, MA off of 495 but later found out it was illegal due to a mountain bike association taking over the rights to the land. A bit of a bummer because it was a nice route. I often look for places like these.