Work finaly gave me a weekend off. So id like to get away dont care where. would like to hit some new trails. for me that is! ive been to gormon, saltin see and the high desert. would like to get some other JK,s together for one or two days maybe even friday to sunday. dont really want to go alone thats when bad things happen. been their before. its not a nice place. please respond and let me know.

 

you cant tell me nobody wants to go jeeping. come on puddlz, woods how about you 100dollarman i now your probably dying to brake a nubie in.

 

Well, I was pretty sure that we were going to be doing an install on toad's and/or SDMF's Jeep that weekend but even if we do, it would only be on one day and wayoflifette and I might be game for a day trip somewhere on the other. Did you have somewhere in mind that you wanted to check out?

 

big bear. and if you guys and gals need help with the mods i can do that also i just want to get out. i can bring jacks or what not. or some drinks what ever.

 

I'd like to do big bear - but a day trip is best for me -

 

big bear is good but i dont know any of the trails up their but i am sure wayoflife probably dous. or maybe you guys

 

where is dishpan springs and can it be done in one day to acomidate the guys that can only go for a day trip. also forgot that i had plans for the 18th so if we all could get together on the 19th cool.

 

come up north and I can possibly join you guys.

 

if we do it for sunday i can do_it for the day because i have a wedding to go to on saturday .. keep us updated when and where!!

 

not sure i would do dishpan - here is the low down -

i am interested in a longer run -

Dishpan Springs

Preview: This trail is more commonly called The Deep Creek Trail. Although short, it’s a great hardcore trail. A very popular area for ATVs and dirt bikes. Great hiking and fishing in the area. Forest Adventure Pass required if you stop to recreate. Large boulders and steep rocky climbs. Crossing Deep Creek is no longer as difficult as it once was since the forest service laid concrete on the creek bottom.