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[toymaster]

A couple miles from my house on the side of the Beartooth Mtn range.

 

[tweenerlj]

 

[Hunter67]

Hmm, seems to me as it needs more flex - or more lift? :********:

Markus

 

[lumpskie]

No flex like above, but at least I got out wheeling!

 

[FreemansXJ]

Thought I would introduce myself, my name is John and here is my green Cherokee XJ





Looking forward to learning more on the Expedition side of off roading.

John

 

[KevinsMap]

About Time...

... that I got around to this; Our "new" 2014 Jeep; the picture is almost 2 years old, on its first trip. Our second JK, my 4th 4WD since 1978. This one is only for backcountry travel. Finally, I can do this! I have worn out too many good trucks on pavement ;-)



Santa Barbara County, above the wine country near Los Olivos, in the Los Padres National Forest.

 

[Lucky j]

That rear tire almost look like it needs to be re seated!

Nice LJ!

 

[heehawhardy]

Good to see this Jeep. Loved all the old snow pics of this LJ!

 

[Lee_N]

That look like the Lake Como trail. Possibly Jaws 1 or 2?

 

[shu2kill]

mine before and after the 2.5 (true 3") lift...

 

[tweenerlj]

That look like the Lake Como trail. Possibly Jaws 1 or 2?

Yep, Jaws 1. Here is Jaws 2:

 

[Lecoq]

My 1966 Cj5a Tuxedo Park Mark IV with 57,000 miles on the original Buick.

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Where is that? Looks amazing!

 

[Little Foot]

... that I got around to this; Our "new" 2014 Jeep; the picture is almost 2 years old, on its first trip. Our second JK, my 4th 4WD since 1978. This one is only for backcountry travel. Finally, I can do this! I have worn out too many good trucks on pavement ;-)

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Santa Barbara County, above the wine country near Los Olivos, in the Los Padres National Forest.

Wow there's trails up in Santa Barbara!? Where can I get more info? I used to live there, dieing for a reason to visit


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[KevinsMap]

Wow there's trails up in Santa Barbara!? Where can I get more info? I used to live there, dieing for a reason to visit


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To get there, from Los Olivos (near Solvang): an exceptional blacktop drive through farms, vineyards and finally those beautiful oak forests on Figueroa Mountain Road up into the high country of (... yes ;-) Figueroa Mountain and the huge forest area that surrounds that spot. Forest Ranger station on the mountain, right along the Figueroa Mountain Road route to the trails, and they have trail maps and good advice.

Several nice campgrounds. Awesome wildflowers in the spring. Lots of wildlife... who will want your lunch and expect to get it. Down below, it gets pretty wild in the vineyards too. Excellent wine country.

Easy to moderate trail system with more challenging stuff in the vicinity. Truly amazing views. California Condors occasionally; Sisquoc Condor Sanctuary is 30 miles east... but mostly you'll see raptors (even golden eagles) and vultures.

No big secret; everybody in the county knows about this place. Big picnic day area on the mountain, very popular. But the trails are not often crowded; you are in the backcountry of a farming region, and Santa Barbara and Santa Maria are the "Big City"... with 100,000 people each. So try not to choose a holiday weekend, and you will have solitude with great beauty.

Enjoy!

 

[Alaskaguide]

Where is that? Looks amazing!

A mix of Southeast Alaska and Western Wyoming