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Jul 14, 2013 | 09:52 PM

#21

fercho

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Originally Posted by Twisky

I was there last Saturday. It was actually pretty cool. The only times I needed 4WD was when I had to go uphill in reverse after some of the trails stop.

how do you get to the otay trails?, I work in the otay mesa area and most of the dirt roads have big signs saying "off raoding is not allowed" want to go for a run?? next week??

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Jul 14, 2013 | 10:24 PM

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NETAAA

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From: Pomona, Ca

Azusa can be fun, a lot more than just mud there.. Water crossings, mud, and some sandy hills you can climb.. Pretty cool place

Jul 15, 2013 | 03:34 AM

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red09

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Miller on the backside of Gorman he could do. Little rocky on the top but good place to work out the 4wd and tire placement. The trail can get tight on the top with mesquite bushes which will pinstripe your rigs very nicely.

When done with Miller a trip over to the off road park is always a good thing. Obstacles there from mild to wild. Good place for him to get used to his truck.

Jul 15, 2013 | 07:28 AM

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Originally Posted by smittycm

Where would a good day trip be that I could take a guy in a slightly lifted tundra? I'm thinking something along the lines of more sightseeing than obstacles. Has to still be off the beaten path though. I'm down to drive 3 hours or a little more if needed. Thanks for any ideas.

Pickup tour at Big Bear Discovery Center:

Gold Fever Trail