Off roading fun!
 

So where do you guys go to have fun in the dirt/mud/unpaved roads?! Post them! I've been dying to take my car out and play. I finally had a taste of the mud and i loved it ^_^

praire city in the 4x4 park!! 5 bucks for an all day pass. nothing to high speed but still a blast :)

webber mill road way up 50. google it and check it out. long windy dirt road that is so much fun.

other wise there is a bunch of logging trails in auburn and there is also alot of dirt roads in Forrest hill.

ever here of the club dirty impreza?? check em out. all guys who rally and or just love to play dirty ;) here is a link to the regional norcal section of the site

[url]http://www.dirtyimpreza.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=24[/url]

good luck man! let me know what you find

Finning mill road in foresthill.... We go up there often. We got up to 75 in some spots, and the road is pretty smooth for gravel/dirt. Not too many big rocks or pot holes either...

do to all the rain, school and holidays its hard to find time to go off roading. Maybe next year we will get together and go to Mosquito Road that i was tell you about. just follow me when ever i go, u might want to lift up ur Subaru and wrap it in bubble wrap :)

[QUOTE=i<3subaru;2968101]do to all the rain, school and holidays its hard to find time to go off roading. Maybe next year we will get together and go to Mosquito Road that i was tell you about. just follow me when ever i go, u might want to lift up ur Subaru and wrap it in bubble wrap :)[/QUOTE]

I was thinking about that! In fact, i want to go when that road is slightly muddy! I love mud more than dry dirt. Just seems more fun to drive in mud ;-)

So the next time you go down that road, let me know! Im totally down to follow!

dont illegally do any mudding, trespassing and vandalism if u get caught!

There's a pretty good road atlas (I forget the publisher) that includes dirt roads. I'll find my copy tomorrow and let you know who puts it out.

I'm not sure how many of the OG off roaders and canyon carvers are still active on here, but back in the day people were reluctant to post the names of their driving areas, for fear of idiots flooding it. Thats why it is best to get your own material and research it.

[QUOTE=Mautai916;2968156]I was thinking about that! In fact, i want to go when that road is slightly muddy! I love mud more than dry dirt. Just seems more fun to drive in mud ;-)

So the next time you go down that road, let me know! Im totally down to follow![/QUOTE]



we go to take Reggie with us so he can take his truck and pull us out if we get stuck lol

[QUOTE=Mautai916;2967296]I finally had a taste of the mud and i loved it ^_^[/QUOTE]

I knew it!!!!!!!!! :lol:

[QUOTE=i<3subaru;2968635]we go to take Reggie with us so he can take his truck and pull us out if we get stuck lol[/QUOTE]

I'm down! Finally took the truck slightly off-road. Went to a farm outside of Davis. Got to play with the 4Lo and locked diff settings. My subie probably wouldn't have even made it through the gravel road to the farm hahaha!

We're exploring truckee, cause we heard of a few rally roads... Ill post pics after

[QUOTE=jbarbier4;2972823]We're exploring truckee, cause we heard of a few rally roads... Ill post pics after[/QUOTE]

dam u should get those up!!!

[QUOTE=jbarbier4;2972823]We're exploring truckee, cause we heard of a few rally roads... Ill post pics after[/QUOTE]

i'll have to ask my bro, he's a Truckee PD cop. he might know of some places lol

We're cruising up Friday. Suppose to be getting a bunch of snow, so that should it interesting out there

If you ever find yourself near Mammoth there are some fantastic roads near Benton's Crossing. Miles and miles of wide gravel roads that (save for the occasional cow) you can take at speed. Most are as wide as a 2-lane road and pretty empty. When you are done going fast you can stop at the natural hot tubs and soak!