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Bluetribal · 05-31-07, 02:23 PM

1.) Old Cup Valley Rd. | Jasper Trail | Grapevine Canyon (Riding & Hiking Trail) | Pinyon Wash - 04/15/07
2.) Western portion of Anza Borrego Desert State Park beginning off of S22 Mile Marker 11 between Ranchita & Borrego Springs.
3.) Approximately 20 miles for all four of these combined.
4.) These trails are stock friendly (I did it Bone Stock) but not paint friendly. You will add some pin-striping to your rig on Old Cup Valley Rd.
5.) Camping is permitted on Grapevine Canyon Trail near Yaqui Well.
6.) See park rules for pets?
7.) Reid (LandCrusher'70), Kevin (Boston Mangler), Gene (FJC), & Myself
8.) We started off on Old Cup Valley Rd., split off to Jasper Trail, then merged into Riding & Hiking Trail back to Hwy 78. Old Cup was the most rugged of the three trails while Jasper and R&H Trails were pretty much dirt roads but with beautiful terrain and views.
Once back to Hwy 78 we made our way over to Pinyon Wash which was relatively easy and uneventful dead end with huge boulders blocking the trail. It would be a good place for lunch.

Link to posts & pics:

http://forum.ih8mud.com/ca-socal-80s...-gets-hot.html

05-31-07, 02:23 PM	#3
Bluetribal I-HEART-DIRT Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Diego Of San Posts: 1,901	1.) Old Cup Valley Rd. \| Jasper Trail \| Grapevine Canyon (Riding & Hiking Trail) \| Pinyon Wash - 04/15/07 2.) Western portion of Anza Borrego Desert State Park beginning off of S22 Mile Marker 11 between Ranchita & Borrego Springs. 3.) Approximately 20 miles for all four of these combined. 4.) These trails are stock friendly (I did it Bone Stock) but not paint friendly. You will add some pin-striping to your rig on Old Cup Valley Rd. 5.) Camping is permitted on Grapevine Canyon Trail near Yaqui Well. 6.) See park rules for pets? 7.) Reid (LandCrusher'70), Kevin (Boston Mangler), Gene (FJC), & Myself 8.) We started off on Old Cup Valley Rd., split off to Jasper Trail, then merged into Riding & Hiking Trail back to Hwy 78. Old Cup was the most rugged of the three trails while Jasper and R&H Trails were pretty much dirt roads but with beautiful terrain and views. Once back to Hwy 78 we made our way over to Pinyon Wash which was relatively easy and uneventful dead end with huge boulders blocking the trail. It would be a good place for lunch. Link to posts & pics: http://forum.ih8mud.com/ca-socal-80s...-gets-hot.html __________________ Mark 96' LC - 285 Cooper STT's \| Slee Skid Plate \| Eclipse Speakers \| JD Bulbs \| Rear Cargo Light \| Durabaked \| Visor Fix *\| Hanna Bumper \| CDL Switch* *Check out* *SoCal 80's* Last edited by Bluetribal; 02-12-08 at 02:37 PM.