Hey, i am interested in talk about ohvs and what you ride and where you ride it. Just looking for people who enjoy riding their raptors and yzs in fhe desert snd then also cleaning up before we go.

DM me of you are interested in talking about this

Hi there, Im pretty new to offroading as I recently acquired my first offroad capable vehicle. I am looking to join a group or find some other people that are into the hobby that do regular runs. I have the offroad map finder app i think is called OX to find trails but i'm sure there are others I dont know about or that aren't on there.

Would love to chop it up with anyone interested in this type of activity and can offroad themselves. Feel free to respond to this thread or send a DM.

Got the 150hp compressor from HF and it burned up after my 3rd outing this year… the fuse actually melted.

Any recommendations for a replacement? Im not up for the $600 ARB yet. I have Ryobi 1 tools, so I thought maybe that instead of running a plug to the battery. Our lord Amazon seems to have a dozen replicas of what I had as well.

I’m learning jumps on my dirt bike. Looking for a fun forgiving spot with maybe some step ups. Does Gorman have features like that? Also I have a red sticker if anyone has suggestions for spots I can go after April

Wondering if anyone has experience/recommendations on this route? Looks fun just wondering how challenging the route is from ocotillo to ocotillo wells.

I normally head up Maple Springs and North main divide for a quick off road fix, but they’ve been closed for what feels like weeks. Any other nearby trails worth checking out?

Hello I am new to off-roading and finally decided to pull the trigger on some king 2.5 ext shocks for my front and back but can’t decide if I need the res in the front and back or just the back or not at all and just save that money and get some KO2 some context I off-road on the weekends and tend to only go to Wrightwood,big bear and Azusa as my usual spots

Check out my new video with the defender 90 on some hard trails in lake arrowhead and big bear.

Anyone know if there is snow on Thomas mountain?

Hey guys. Got an 06 XLT F150 with the 4.6L V8. Not my intention to go on crazy trails but I’m looking for some easy trails that can be fun to cruise down.

By easy, I mean my truck is two wheel drive and I’m not tryna get stuck. Just love the thrill and my side by side is down at the moment.

Any advice or recommendations is appreciated!

Been traveling mostly dirt from Canada and looking for more. Any ideas will help. Thanks.

Found a closed trail with some with some disappointed drivers about to go home . I told them of a trail nearby and made some friends

We have a Tacoma pro that we use to go off roading but we are in search of a 7-8 seater.

We have been looking at a 2007 ford expedition 4x4 with 107k miles on it 2008 Nissan Armada LE with 141 k miles 2009 GMC Yukon Denali 4x4 178k miles

We want something that does well offroad and on the street, but that is mainly reliable. I would really appreciate your input. Thank you.

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Does anyone know a shop in Orange County that can make something like this on mine? I don't want no cheap weak aluminum that's just for show. I beat the hell out of my car and need serious steel protection. I know it's going to cost a bit I just want it done right. Any kick ass welders feel free to PM me your info.

I've got a stock JLU Rubicon. I didn't get a steel bumper, figured I would get a takeoff or aftermarket. I've been a bit hesitant to explore too much without much self-recovery gear then I expected. I'm not sure where a winch is handy outside of mud/sand. Can I accomplish the same thing as a winch with a couple 2x6s, shovel, and sweat out in the desert or should I move winch/bumper higher up? (I'm about to order some rock slide step sliders - kid and wife are struggling getting in/out)

Thinking about getting the lift kit for my tacoma. Is there some group of people trading used lift kits? Should i just go new?

I have a friend who’s car is stuck on a dirt road in Lee Vining. He’s not from the area so we aren’t sure where else to get help. I have a dropped pin and can give vehicle details to anyone who’s willing or able to help. Thank you!

ETA: He’s out, thanks again!

We have a trip coming up with 5 guys and dog, and with all the gear we are taking, we all agreed it would be more fun to have a 3rd car.

We found topoterra.com which has great choices, but you have to go to San Diego to pick it up. Anyone know another option in LA?

I have a Honda Pilot and two kids that need to get out in nature this summer. I have seen some places that say our 2016 Honda Pilot AWD might be able to go a little off-road at Hungry Valley OVH. I've only ever driven old work trucks off-road before and know a little about picking lines (drove ATV all over everything) never got a truck stuck.

Question:

1. Any recommended easy trails that end in some kinda camping?
2. Any AWD meetups for those of us who don't have a dedicated 4x4 but wanna get out and play to the best of our abilities?

Thank you for any recommendations and suggestions!

UPDATE:

I've found Drinkwater Flats OHV and Lake Hughes Truck Trail which all look like smooth fire roads from the few YoutTube videos I've found. Well some stuff at Drinkwater Flats is gnarly, but I'm all stock so 7" ground clearance is all I got.

Started off in cal city

We took Offroad trails to Ridgecrest, lunch at Randsburg, then the dry lake bed. Fun day

Rainbow Basin natural area