My brother and I would like to go 4 wheeling this Friday. Look for a place to go that will not have too much snow.
His rig is a 2010 Jeep Liberty bone stock
And mine is a 2002 Ford Explore
Thanks in advance.
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My brother and I would like to go 4 wheeling this Friday. Look for a place to go that will not have too much snow.
His rig is a 2010 Jeep Liberty bone stock
And mine is a 2002 Ford Explore
Thanks in advance.
Either have a winch?Quote:
Originally Posted by Snowman78
How much is not too much snow? About everywhere is going to have some decent drifts even if most of the trail is dry.
Familiar with Slaughterhouse Gulch?
Negtive on winch, too much snow would be like more than 1 ft.Quote:
Originally Posted by brianakell
No I am not.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
I wanted to try this one:
http://www.traildamage.com/trails/index.php?id=174
But I belive there may be too much snow.
I'd call Slaughter House a beginner trail (which is why I'm familiar with it :D). There are only a few obstacles, and one long hill. The hill can be fun in the snow, so remember to leave plenty of room between each other. The trail is a loop, and there us nothing to fall off of do it is relatively safe in winter. Check out traildamage.com for trial reviews.
Thanks, I will check it out!
My club went to Johnny Park last weekend and there was not a lot of snow.
Check sevenmile in larimer county can do thru or out/back if neededQuote:
Originally Posted by newracer
We went to Slaughterhouse last Friday and had a great time! Thanks for the Info!Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Glad you liked it!
Slaughterhouse is a lot of fun. Havent been up there for a few years, now Ive got the itch head up that way.