The Best 4WD State is...

Thats a tough one. I have never wheeled in Washington State, but when I was up there looking for a house it was amazing. Missouri is nice also. Washington State gets my vote though.

Evan

I live in MO, but nothing here is really even interesting if you're not trespassing, and it's not much if you are...
 
Yes, there is wheeling in Death Valley and it's on my bucket list. I think California may have us beat in sheer number of trails and wheeling regions, and Colorado may too.

But between the scenic San Rafael Swell, the slickrock in and around Moab and the Canyonlands, and the truly hardcore trails down in Saint George, I don't think any state can claim to have better wheeling than Utah.
 
Yes, there is wheeling in Death Valley and it's on my bucket list. I think California may have us beat in sheer number of trails and wheeling regions, and Colorado may too.

But between the scenic San Rafael Swell, the slickrock in and around Moab and the Canyonlands, and the truly hardcore trails down in Saint George, I don't think any state can claim to have better wheeling than Utah.

I wish I could go exploring off road in death valley...a few months ago I was out there with a rental Camry and hit all the scenic points in death valley, the views were simply amazing. I can only imagine how much more fun it is exploring the off road trails. Yes I did take the Camry on a few unpaved roads while I was there, and no the results were not pretty :)
 
[MENTION=46138]chmura[/MENTION] how could I forget Death Valley? VERY awesome place I've camped there a couple times when i was younger, and flew over many times too. the moving rocks are a sight to see.
*do people wheel out in Death Valley?

California has it all the beach the mountains the desert and the valleys!

:biggrin2:

Don't forget Fordyce and Dusy.
 
I'd have to go with Colorado and Utah, too--as one other put it, that's why I keep considering Grand Junction, CO as my future destination, because it's right near the border of the two. Mountains on one side, canyons on the other--sounds like bliss to me!
 
They're all great as long as we can use them!

I will offer another biased opinion towards Utah. It has Moab, San Rafael Swell, Uintahs, Sand Hollow, Moab, Delta Sand Dunes, UTBDR, Cedar City, Moab, Richfield, etc.

The only problem is all the +*^$'s that are lobbying to get the trails shut down or heavily restricted. They have way too much time on their hands to ruin others day.

From what I have heard CO is the most off road friendly state. Apparently as long as the trails are being used they won't or can't be shut down (true?). If that is the case it is pretty awesome. Utah seems to have the opposite mentality. God made this place for us to use it and no one can do that without the resources and capabilities that our 4WDs offer us.

Sorry for the rant but be sure to take your kids out so they can learn to appreciate what all of our states have to offer and let's make sure that they can enjoy it as well as their kids, etc, etc.

CA, NV, and AZ also seem to have a lot to offer.
 
I was pissed when we went to Moab a few years ago to find out some land development company bought the land at loins back. Trying to make it a sub division from what a local told me. I was also upset when Tellico got shut down. Never got the chance to wheel there either. Same thing is happening right now in Cape Hatteras NC. My vote goes to Colorado and Utah as well. Have not had a chance to wheel Colorado but it looks amazing.
 
Here's a vote for my great state. California has by far thee most diverse off-roading available in the US. Yes Utah has Moab and Colorado has the Rockies and they are the ONLY legit rivals to CA. But they don't have the diversity. Our mountains are taller, our deserts are hotter, our beaches are... nevermind. We got the Sierras: Rubicon, Fordyce, Dusy-Ershim, Wheelers Ridge, etc.etc.etc. The deserts; Death Valley, Mojave Road, Glamis, Dumont Dunes, Johnson Valley(home of KOH) and the gateway to Baja. John Bull, Dishpan Springs, Holcomb Valley in Socal are brutal. Pismo Beach. It just goes on forever... And that's with all the eco-Nazis trying to restrict access.

Remember this is only an opinion and opinions are like a$$holes. Everybody has one and they all stink. :flame:
 
Here's a vote for my great state. California has by far thee most diverse off-roading available in the US. Yes Utah has Moab and Colorado has the Rockies and they are the ONLY legit rivals to CA.

You know what? You're right.

He's right, everybody. Utah sucks. Don't come here, we're lame. The wheeling sucks here. You should all go wheel in California. :yo:




:D
 
You know what? You're right.

He's right, everybody. Utah sucks. Don't come here, we're lame. The wheeling sucks here. You should all go wheel in California. :yo:




:D

:lmao: nooooo the trails are already overcrowded here! Utah is where it's at!!!

I hear there's insane wheeling around Fargo! Everyone go there!! lol
 
:lmao: very nice sig! That's cool, I'll try and send some more hippies and homeless people your way too. You guys can use them to make "homeless tires." Hippies might work too lol :hippie:

 

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