Sacramento Area Meet n Greet n Trail Run (Signal Peak) Sat. Sept. 2 2017

[MENTION=80668]Loud Runner[/MENTION] [MENTION=157695]theoutbackdream[/MENTION] [MENTION=127339]4Reak Show[/MENTION] [MENTION=146367]Warpkor[/MENTION]

Thanks for making it out Saturday - had a great time!

The trail was a little more difficult in a couple spots than the last time I ran it (Sorry about that). But all things considered, I thought the day went real well. Unfortunately I didnt capture too many pictures (and no videos :redbrick:)... What pictures I have are attached...

Thanks for organizing the event! That was a lot of fun! Pics look great!
 
Your ATRACK probably never kicked in as it looked like you were braking traction before it kicked in.

The lower the air pressure your tires will allow you to go, the better also.

Looks like you all had a great time, too bad I was throwing back too many fish at the same time!

Wouldn't ATRAC kick in once I was breaking traction????
 
Well I haven't stopped thinking about this trip. One thing I gotta get off my chest: I owe [MENTION=157695]theoutbackdream[/MENTION] (Matt) a huge apology as well as my fellow 4Runner brethren for not only NOT giving him a yank or two, but also allowing a jeep to do it... I'm truly sorry and its legitimately bothering me. So I owe you a beer/beverage of your choice.

On a brighter note: Pretty sure I officially have the Offroad Bug now. Sucks it came at a time when I don't have as much free time as I used to. But I did order a sweet ass 4x4 trail book. So I'm gonna read thru it and find some cool stuff and hopefully some of you guys will want to tackle some other awesome day trips/over-nighters. It has begun

[MENTION=127339]4Reak Show[/MENTION], DOOOO NOTTTT worry man!!!!! No apologies needed! I'm sure no one knew how bad I got stuck until we regrouped again. Anyways, on the brighter side of things, the Jeep guy who yanked me out was happy to use his winch for the first time. And who knows, maybe when I see a jeep next time, they might need a yota to bring spare parts back to them. :bounce:

Sounds like you got the California Backroads book? That books nice, although I haven't personally bought it myself. haha Let's go! I'm excited for trip #2 with all of you guys, and new comers :)
 
Props to [MENTION=80668]Loud Runner[/MENTION] for making it to the trailhead within minutes of our arrival.

At the trailhead preparing ourselves for a fun day. Airing down.
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At the start of the trail. Not that bad..
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Getting a little deeper. Don't look right if you hate heights!
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Waiting for the others to finish up one of the most difficult parts of the trail, where I needed to get winched out after having my rear tire on the edge of the mountain. fun experience.
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This is Toyota country!
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Individual Rigs

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...And who knows, maybe when I see a jeep next time, they might need a yota to bring spare parts back to them...


Sounds like you got the California Backroads book? That books nice, although I haven't personally bought it myself. haha Let's go! I'm excited for trip #2 with all of you guys, and new comers :)


That jeep comment is hilarious, I don't care who you are! Literally laughed out loud.

I did get the back roads book, but not the "revised" one that covers the entire state. (That new one doesn't even have signal peak I don't think for example. Lame). There's an older one specially for NORTHERN CA and has to be bought used or outrageously priced new. Might have some aged trails but could be interesting. And as a bonus this book ranks Signal Peak as "difficult" so we all pretty much killed it.
 
Props to [MENTION=80668]Loud Runner[/MENTION] for making it to the trailhead within minutes of our arrival.

At the trailhead preparing ourselves for a fun day. Airing down.
zlg62Ta.jpg


At the start of the trail. Not that bad..
LMGrndK.jpg


Getting a little deeper. Don't look right if you hate heights!
IxnwQXJ.jpg


Waiting for the others to finish up one of the most difficult parts of the trail, where I needed to get winched out after having my rear tire on the edge of the mountain. fun experience.
IxnwQXJ.jpg

0UhBVr1.jpg


This is Toyota country!
FQq4zlq.jpg

4xHAKvm.jpg


BB4lNTd.jpg

MrLKgmR.jpg

oah7CXi.jpg

Rm7eIVW.jpg

EKwA5oL.jpg


Individual Rigs

qmOtQiD.jpg

nfZv2lg.jpg

goBW9B2.jpg

MmgDvKN.jpg

j2dPoXX.jpg

Big3YDh.jpg


Great pictures... thanks!
 
That jeep comment is hilarious, I don't care who you are! Literally laughed out loud.

I did get the back roads book, but not the "revised" one that covers the entire state. (That new one doesn't even have signal peak I don't think for example. Lame). There's an older one specially for NORTHERN CA and has to be bought used or outrageously priced new. Might have some aged trails but could be interesting. And as a bonus this book ranks Signal Peak as "difficult" so we all pretty much killed it.

+1 on the heep comment... hilarious.
 
Hey [MENTION=142877]Folsom4Rnr[/MENTION] did your FJ buddy get any different footage? I thought I saw his wife recoding a bunch. I know I keep bugging people I'm just juiced man... That was my maiden voyage.
 
That jeep comment is hilarious, I don't care who you are! Literally laughed out loud.

I did get the back roads book, but not the "revised" one that covers the entire state. (That new one doesn't even have signal peak I don't think for example. Lame). There's an older one specially for NORTHERN CA and has to be bought used or outrageously priced new. Might have some aged trails but could be interesting. And as a bonus this book ranks Signal Peak as "difficult" so we all pretty much killed it.

LOL

Ah, I'm sure there are a pretty good amount of trails in the copy you got. I'm sure someone on here has the revised version. All I have is the GPX files of some trailheads in CA.
 
Hey [MENTION=142877]Folsom4Rnr[/MENTION] did your FJ buddy get any different footage? I thought I saw his wife recoding a bunch. I know I keep bugging people I'm just juiced man... That was my maiden voyage.

[MENTION=127339]4Reak Show[/MENTION] Wasnt sure... had to ask... and apparently she did get a few... see attached. I'll also text you the .mov files.
 

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The Forest Service also has a couple different kinds of maps w/ trails & info. Motor Vehicle Use Maps (MVUM) are updated annually (I think): e.g.: https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/tahoe/alerts-notices/?cid=stelprdb5274868
And they also have others you can find: e.g., https://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/stelprd3852645.pdf

I usually just go to https://www.fs.fed.us/ and search around for stuff near where Im going to be.
You reminded me! There's an interactive NFS map! It's so neat.
https://www.fs.fed.us/ivm/index.html
 

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