Tsf 6/12
That's good to know that there is a better map out there! The PDF doesn't really go into it. But are the EASY trails just dirt forest service roads? I would imagine looking at the moderate ones would be best. And then maybe checking out some of the difficult ones.
The easy trails are just that, easy. Really easy. A civic couldn't drive em but it's easy stuff. The moderate is what we stuck with and what was fun. My stock jku rubi did all the moderates except we didnt do hogs back and anything super far away on the map but we did almost all of the moderates. We didn't do anything more difficult than the blues. I had to three point turn twice on cedar tree (13) but other than that the moderates were even pretty easy and I'm a novice off-road driver. From what I recall u have 37s? I imagine u could tackle some pretty good stuff up there that I couldn't. I would definitely recommend going to woods point by trials 18 and 19. Great view and good spot for lunch. If u want I can pull the trip data from my garmin for the day.
I feel like we did a pretty good loop. Were up there. A long time though and u prolly want more challenging stuff than what we did.
I feel like we did a pretty good loop. Were up there. A long time though and u prolly want more challenging stuff than what we did.
Had a great time out at TSF on Sunday. We only had a little drama! I tried to go under the Cedar Tree, but the Jeep was just too tall!
Trying to back out proved even more challenging! To avoid the giant rock and log protruding from the group I had to maneuver around them, but then I would back into a tree! With all of the mud and water I simply could not get a grip to climb over the rock! So, we hooked up a tow strap and yanked me out! After leaving the trail my alignment was off and freaking out my ESP. I had to go 20MPH all the way to the Shell gas station to readjust my alignment. We didn't get it perfect, BUT got it good enough to get me home. So, now I have a new weekend project!
Here are some pics! I will post more later!



Trying to back out proved even more challenging! To avoid the giant rock and log protruding from the group I had to maneuver around them, but then I would back into a tree! With all of the mud and water I simply could not get a grip to climb over the rock! So, we hooked up a tow strap and yanked me out! After leaving the trail my alignment was off and freaking out my ESP. I had to go 20MPH all the way to the Shell gas station to readjust my alignment. We didn't get it perfect, BUT got it good enough to get me home. So, now I have a new weekend project!
Here are some pics! I will post more later!



Originally Posted by jsears
Had a great time out at TSF on Sunday. We only had a little drama! I tried to go under the Cedar Tree, but the Jeep was just too tall!
Trying to back out proved even more challenging! To avoid the giant rock and log protruding from the group I had to maneuver around them, but then I would back into a tree! With all of the mud and water I simply could not get a grip to climb over the rock! So, we hooked up a tow strap and yanked me out! After leaving the trail my alignment was off and freaking out my ESP. I had to go 20MPH all the way to the Shell gas station to readjust my alignment. We didn't get it perfect, BUT got it good enough to get me home. So, now I have a new weekend project!
Here are some pics! I will post more later!
Trying to back out proved even more challenging! To avoid the giant rock and log protruding from the group I had to maneuver around them, but then I would back into a tree! With all of the mud and water I simply could not get a grip to climb over the rock! So, we hooked up a tow strap and yanked me out! After leaving the trail my alignment was off and freaking out my ESP. I had to go 20MPH all the way to the Shell gas station to readjust my alignment. We didn't get it perfect, BUT got it good enough to get me home. So, now I have a new weekend project!
Here are some pics! I will post more later!
Originally Posted by apeezee
Looks familiar! I should've warned u about the tree, my stocker barely fit in it haha. U do any black diamond trails?
But, we did Cedar Tree, University Firepower, and all of the Powerline roads that were moderate.


