Snow Time!
Post pics of your GX 460 in action, off-road and 4 Wheeling
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All we want is your snow pic. That is all.
Haha. Unfortunately, I don't have any good snow pics. But I will post one from camping in the fall in Telluride. Found a little trail just outside of town.
Real nice! A storm is headed that way, so maybe you’ll be able to get some snow pics!
Thanks. Lets hope so!!
Puddle Jumping!
re_guderian
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Not a very exciting picture of the GX, but it took us up some sketchy roads to a magical destination.
Hanging out with Tacos on 35”s the other day
Some Utah stomping
re_guderian
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Where'd you go? Utah has just about every type of wheeling you could want. Some great remote places out in the West Desert are fantastic for really getting away from people.
Had a great time at Hidden Falls. Nice to shake down the new tires and wheels.
800mi+ three day Death Valley weekend with friends (100s, an LR3 and Colorado). Great second visit with this group.
Goler Wash Trail/Mengal Pass to Butte Valley - Badwater Basin - Ubehebe Crater - Mesquite Campground - Eureka Dunes - 395 exit
Fun moderate wheeling, unique fog/rain conditions and no breakdowns!
Goler Wash Trail/Mengal Pass to Butte Valley - Badwater Basin - Ubehebe Crater - Mesquite Campground - Eureka Dunes - 395 exit
Fun moderate wheeling, unique fog/rain conditions and no breakdowns!
r2m
Richard
Very similar to were my wife and I were this past Sunday, in Anza Borrego for the "super bloom".
We've also done the Mojave Trail and it is a great run!
Glad there were no break-downs. That'll really drag out a day or ruin a run.
That's coming down Flagpole towards Switzer Lake, right? The first time I went up/down that section was when I decided rock sliders may be preferable to the OE side steps.
Yup. I concur with your assessment.
Had an incredible time at Northwest OHV in Bridgeport, Texas. Did some trails that I would probably have never attempted had I not had a good spotter. Very grateful for their expertise.
