Oakville/Burlington Area
Hey guys! I just bought a 08 Wrangler x 2dr, Black, I pick it up on wednesday and want to taker out on its first day! but I dont really know of any places to go.. can anyone help me find a trail?
Thanks a bunch!
Thanks a bunch!
I gotta be the devils advocate....damage, just plain sucks, in any form 
Buuuut....
With that in mind.....check out 17th Side Road.
Go slow, its not a race, enjoy the trail and what is has to offer, and don't go alone.
17th side road is a legal, yet sensitive, trail.
Myself and Big D have worked long hard hours with a variety of agencies to ensure it is still useable.
I'll PM you directions, its in Milton.
Welcome to Jeeping in Oakville!!

Buuuut....
With that in mind.....check out 17th Side Road.
Go slow, its not a race, enjoy the trail and what is has to offer, and don't go alone.
17th side road is a legal, yet sensitive, trail.
Myself and Big D have worked long hard hours with a variety of agencies to ensure it is still useable.
I'll PM you directions, its in Milton.
Welcome to Jeeping in Oakville!!
I gotta be the devils advocate....damage, just plain sucks, in any form 
Buuuut....
With that in mind.....check out 17th Side Road.
Go slow, its not a race, enjoy the trail and what is has to offer, and don't go alone.
17th side road is a legal, yet sensitive, trail.
Myself and Big D have worked long hard hours with a variety of agencies to ensure it is still useable.
I'll PM you directions, its in Milton.
Welcome to Jeeping in Oakville!!

Buuuut....
With that in mind.....check out 17th Side Road.
Go slow, its not a race, enjoy the trail and what is has to offer, and don't go alone.
17th side road is a legal, yet sensitive, trail.
Myself and Big D have worked long hard hours with a variety of agencies to ensure it is still useable.
I'll PM you directions, its in Milton.
Welcome to Jeeping in Oakville!!

Not going alone might be a problem, considering I don't know anyone else with a jeep
But maybe one weekend we could meet up!
And yes I am worried for Damage.
I dont mind dentign a bumper or fender... but paint? thats not nice at all:S
But maybe one weekend we could meet up!

And yes I am worried for Damage.
I dont mind dentign a bumper or fender... but paint? thats not nice at all:S
Trending Topics
You really dont want to get stuck all by yourself, could be a long night digging out. 
and dont worry you will get used to the paint scratches and dents in the bumper......my wife gort used to it

and dont worry you will get used to the paint scratches and dents in the bumper......my wife gort used to it
Small scratches in your paint (in clear) often refered to as pin stripes can almost always be buffed out.
Your Jeep is designed to take a little offroad abuse but as Zeero said we are proponents of safe wheeling with an emphasis on the least possible damage.
Our trucks have been on a lot of trails with various situations. When washed and buffed, it is very hard to tell that they were ever offroad.
It's one thing to take a $5000 TJ on a rough trail, and quite another with a brand new $30K truck.
So yes, do expect some scratches (sometimes none) but other than that you should be fine, as long as you don't do anything stupid.
And as always, NEVER GO ALONE. It's not always a guarantee that you'll make it home in your truck, but it is always a lot safer.
We always have a convoy of 2-3 trucks. Always.
So stay safe, go withsome one that knows the trail and you'll be fine.
Your Jeep is designed to take a little offroad abuse but as Zeero said we are proponents of safe wheeling with an emphasis on the least possible damage.
Our trucks have been on a lot of trails with various situations. When washed and buffed, it is very hard to tell that they were ever offroad.
It's one thing to take a $5000 TJ on a rough trail, and quite another with a brand new $30K truck.
So yes, do expect some scratches (sometimes none) but other than that you should be fine, as long as you don't do anything stupid.
And as always, NEVER GO ALONE. It's not always a guarantee that you'll make it home in your truck, but it is always a lot safer.
We always have a convoy of 2-3 trucks. Always.
So stay safe, go withsome one that knows the trail and you'll be fine.


