what's the best 4wheeling trails website
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oljedi11950
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I would ask the guys over at Sonoran Steel down your way , they gotta have that info ? Good Co. too !
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BlazeRunner
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I just picked up this book yesterday at Barnes and noble at Tempe marketplace. It was 24.95 + tax but so worth it. It has all the trails out in Florence junction area I've been running and more. It has GPS coordinates and pictures along with all kinds of trail info, difficulty, obstacles and such. This is the central region book and shows everything far West valley to far east in phoenix area and more. It was the last copy at the store when I bought it. I've also seen some of the trails from this book on everytrail.com
If you ever wanna set something up I'm down to go almost all the time, I live in San tan valley but come up to MCC once a week for classes and into town for whatever else sometimes, so I'm around. I was going to butcher Jones before it got really hot, and I was going alone which isn't the smartest. I haven't been wheeling recently just because I'm waiting on a bunch of maintenance items to show up so I can install and not have to worry, especially in the heat. Nice to see some other AZ runners around :wave: there are so many jeeps out where I live :suspicious:
If you ever wanna set something up I'm down to go almost all the time, I live in San tan valley but come up to MCC once a week for classes and into town for whatever else sometimes, so I'm around. I was going to butcher Jones before it got really hot, and I was going alone which isn't the smartest. I haven't been wheeling recently just because I'm waiting on a bunch of maintenance items to show up so I can install and not have to worry, especially in the heat. Nice to see some other AZ runners around :wave: there are so many jeeps out where I live :suspicious:
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JustSomeName
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I had a thread about this a while back (USE THE SEARCH TOOL!)
here are the sites that I know of
California Off-highway Vehicle Recreation Areas -- Official government site for all State regulated OHVRAs in california
4x4TrailMaps.com
RiderPlanet OHV Trails -- this one seems more geared towards ATVs & dirtbikes, filtered by State, tough to navigate
Trails.com Off-Highway Drives/Offroad Trails -- filtered by activity
AllTrails.com -- Click Browse > Search, then filter by Off Road Driving under Activities
EveryTrail
here are the sites that I know of
California Off-highway Vehicle Recreation Areas -- Official government site for all State regulated OHVRAs in california
4x4TrailMaps.com
RiderPlanet OHV Trails -- this one seems more geared towards ATVs & dirtbikes, filtered by State, tough to navigate
Trails.com Off-Highway Drives/Offroad Trails -- filtered by activity
AllTrails.com -- Click Browse > Search, then filter by Off Road Driving under Activities
EveryTrail
4Runner4TW
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I use trails.com myself. They have an app for the iPhone as well. You just open the map and it gives you trails that are close to you. I have the free version. The paid version seems to have a lot more on it. I have also heard the book Arizona trails that BlazeRunner posted is great. I would have bought it by now but I'm moving out of state soon.
