surfpig
The Anti-Tech
First wheeling trip for my spotter-in-training
Damn my truck needs some WD40!
Sounds like mine.
I haven't been on Strawberry Pass since before they closed it.
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Sounds like mine.
I haven't been on Strawberry Pass since before they closed it.
Sounds like mine.
I haven't been on Strawberry Pass since before they closed it.
It's a really nice trail. However I find it super long and boring to go all the way out to 88 and it makes it a long drive back home. So I wheel the first half from 50 then turn around and go back out. I like the first half better as that's where all the rock gardens are, after that it's a long boring dirt road.
surfpig
The Anti-Tech
But that's part of my shortcut between HWY4 and HWY50!
Strawberry/Deer Valley/Slick Rock would be an awesome weekend. You ever done Pardoe/Squaw Ridge? That was another one that closed around 2013 and was the last to finally open back up. It's been on my list to check out.
surfpig
The Anti-Tech
I have not. Near Mud lake/Kirkwood, right?
Yeah that's right. It's very close to the Strawberry exit at 88 near Caples. Pink route is Strawberry @ 88. Blue line is Deer Valley. Pardoe is bottom left.
Yeah that's right. It's very close to the Strawberry exit at 88 near Caples. Pink route is Strawberry @ 88. Blue line is Deer Valley. Pardoe is bottom left.
Oh this is awesome, may I ask what you use for mapping / GPS and saving trails like this? I follow your IG and have been trying to identify some of them!
I use Gaia. But the routes and waypoints are countless hours of mapping out trails and saving routes I've done. Those you gotta find yourself as a rite of passage
surfpig
The Anti-Tech
I just wander around lost most of the time.I use Gaia. But the routes and waypoints are countless hours of mapping out trails and saving routes I've done. Those you gotta find yourself as a rite of passage
Just downloaded - will give it a try! Do you also use any GPS device when service is low or just offline downloadable maps?I use Gaia. But the routes and waypoints are countless hours of mapping out trails and saving routes I've done. Those you gotta find yourself as a rite of passage
I come from a backpacking background so movement is much slower and trails are picked out way ahead of time due to permitting. #newb
I just wander around lost most of the time.
Haha I did a lot of that several years back and found some cool spots, but now I can't for the life of me remember where I was. So I like to map and save routes for future reference.
Yeah I've just been downloading offline maps and it's worked well. Tried using a tablet for a while, but it was too old and underpowered and was super choppy using Gaia, so now I just use my phone.
Installed my OME 2.5" lift this weekend. Removing the PS front control arm was PITA due to the limited space. This set up helped me, not the best but it worked. 
surfpig
The Anti-Tech
BTDT!Installed my OME 2.5" lift this weekend. Removing the PS front control arm was PITA due to the limited space. This set up helped me, not the best but it worked.
Yep, jacked on the breaker bar many times. Don't tell the safety inspector!
I have used Gaia and onx a bunch. I think onx is much more user friendly. Plus here in Utah the fish cops use onX so it makes me feel confident when I am hunting close to boundaries and or driving on questionable routes.
surfpig
The Anti-Tech
Not 80 specific but some maintenance on one of our soobs, window control thingie...
Ran Flagpole Knob with a Rover buddy, the Rover only didnt start once, so a massive success
105 upgrade time
Also getting tapped for assist in the future.
Also getting tapped for assist in the future.
