New from North Texas!
02-21-2017, 11:23 AM
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New from North Texas!
Hello all, I just wanted to make sure I introduced myself. After totaling my jeep WK, I was able to acquire a 2008 unlimited x 6 speed, 2wd jk with 130k: white. I will be working on this jk, slowly converting it 4x4!
Due to being a new owner to a JK, I hope to learn much from everyone on this forum!
Sincerely,
Skyler
Due to being a new owner to a JK, I hope to learn much from everyone on this forum!
Sincerely,
Skyler
02-21-2017, 11:35 AM
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JK Jedi
Welcome. I'm in the area but a bit to the west of Fort Worth. There are a decent bit of guys up in that Denton/Lewisville area.
02-21-2017, 12:33 PM
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JK Jedi
I've never been up to Patriot Park just a bit north of you, but by what I've been told, it's about as light as it gets. Not much up my alley, but for a 2WD might be worthwhile. It's been described to me as few dirt trails through the trees and river bed.
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Northwest OHV Park out in Bridgeport is fairly nice. It's gotten more aggressive over the last 3 years or so. I'd say that is probably not going to be a great option until you get 4WD up and running.
https://www.facebook.com/NorthwestOHVPark/
Same for Arbuckle Offroad Park up in Oklahoma -
Arbuckle Off Road Park | Oklahoma
Barnwell Mountain (BMRA) out in Gilmer might offer a decent bit for a 2WD, but is getting 3 hours out there to the east. In general that is a great park that offers something for everyone.
Barnwell Mountain Recreation Area
Then there's Hidden Falls Adventure Park down in the hill country. It's gonna be a bit much for 2WD.
Hidden Falls Adventure Park
There's also Hot Springs Off Road Park (the old SuperLift Park) in Arkansas. It's obvioulsy further away, but a great park.
Hot Springs ORV Park |
Almost forgot about the Rock Trails of Tolar. Went a couple years ago to check it out.....haven't been back. Tight trails through mesquite trees IIRC. Wasn't quite up my alley in what they offer. Might be ok for a buggy, or a stock jeep.....not as much for my build.
https://www.facebook.com/Rock-Trails...8206049253836/
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Northwest OHV Park out in Bridgeport is fairly nice. It's gotten more aggressive over the last 3 years or so. I'd say that is probably not going to be a great option until you get 4WD up and running.
https://www.facebook.com/NorthwestOHVPark/
Same for Arbuckle Offroad Park up in Oklahoma -
Arbuckle Off Road Park | Oklahoma
Barnwell Mountain (BMRA) out in Gilmer might offer a decent bit for a 2WD, but is getting 3 hours out there to the east. In general that is a great park that offers something for everyone.
Barnwell Mountain Recreation Area
Then there's Hidden Falls Adventure Park down in the hill country. It's gonna be a bit much for 2WD.
Hidden Falls Adventure Park
There's also Hot Springs Off Road Park (the old SuperLift Park) in Arkansas. It's obvioulsy further away, but a great park.
Hot Springs ORV Park |
Almost forgot about the Rock Trails of Tolar. Went a couple years ago to check it out.....haven't been back. Tight trails through mesquite trees IIRC. Wasn't quite up my alley in what they offer. Might be ok for a buggy, or a stock jeep.....not as much for my build.
https://www.facebook.com/Rock-Trails...8206049253836/