Went last weekend and that river has significantly risen (before all this rain), couldnt cross at the end of the "beach" it was wide and deep. Theres alternate routes though.
You coming out with us tomorrow?
Went last weekend and that river has significantly risen (before all this rain), couldnt cross at the end of the "beach" it was wide and deep. Theres alternate routes though.
You coming out with us tomorrow?
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It was a little muddy out there.
Went all over, at least all the places I knew I wouldn't get into trouble. Saw you all pulling out as I was coming in.Did you do any of the trails or stay mostly on the sand?
Went all over, at least all the places I knew I wouldn't get into trouble. Saw you all pulling out as I was coming in.
Sweet! I found the Oklahoma guys. Norman, OK here
Went to sundog today to let the muts run around the river, me and a fellow friend in a 4runner also. plan to do some camping/wheeling this coming weekend . If anyone come out to sundogs this week end n see a lifted black n a lifted white 3gens come say hi!
in between lexington n purcell $10 for rig n driver n $5 for any adult passangers kids n pets are free lol.
i had friends that use to go by 9th n 24th but there handing out tickets now.
we go most weekends and you more then welcome to come n well show you around.
Yeah, they're especially ticketing if you pull a trailer up there and unload dirtbikes/quads etc.... ask me how I know.
That said, I've gone down there quite a bit with just my vahicle and Ivee been able to move around without being harassed, but I tend to go on the weekdays when the traffic is down. I haven't gone since the storms though, so it would be interesting to see how much has been washed out or how many trails are overgrown from lack of use.
I found a really enjoyable hill climb that a bunch of overlifted big ass trucks were bouncing around on and failing to get up. They all pointed and laughed as I pulled up in a stock-looking 4Runner, then I crawled right up in front of them without a hiccup and looked back to see some befuddled looking mudders. They'd wreck my rig in the mud, but on the technical stuff they'd just have to tuck their tails and accept defeat. Lol. I'd really like to find that spot again, though. It was a wicked steep but still doable ascent. Impressed my buddy who asked multiple times prior to pulling up to it if we should rethink giving it a go.
Ahh i love those big mud truck guys! is that the same spot were they put those big logs in the path to get down there?
