Off road trails

[got crawlers]

Just picked up my first jeep, looking for a place to go mudding and or ride some trails. We're do yall go?

[snacksnack]

Where are you?

Lake Bridgeport has trails, http://www.cityofbridgeport.net/322/Northwest-OHV-Park

http://thepatriotpark.com/home/

[BMCSean]

Bridgeport is fun, or go to MOAB.

[dsrtuckteezy]

Gilmer

[BMCSean]

Oak cliff or pleasant grove is always good if you have a stinger.

[snacksnack]

Lets see whatcha got?

[got crawlers]

I'm in Arlington, I-20 and Cooper

[whitetrash]

Went to the ohv park in Bridgeport yesterday. Had a pretty good time. All different levels of stuff to get into to

[CJ]

Bridgeport is good, it would be the closest park to visit. The trails are okay, nothing really extreme there. My only complaint is most of the people on the trails are in relatively stock jeeps and FJ's. They get stuck all the damn time, and if you have a decently capable rig they will start to follow you everywhere in an attempt to have you save them.

Here are some photos from bridgeport:






Your other option as mentioned above is Barnwell Mountain, which is about 120mi east of here. That is a much more advanced offroad park. Most of the guys on those trails are prepared. My only caution there would be not to go alone unless you're carrying a full set of tools, and you know the trails well. The few times I went there I saw people break axles, roll over, or submerge their rigs. Barnwell (Gilmer) is very wooded, as are most of the trails. Because of this it can get tight, you scratch your rig up, and it's pretty slow crawling. That park also requires a Texas OHV permit which is another $20 (if I remember correctly).

[TX_Snake]

BMRA (Gilmer) is where it's at.

XJ on Clyde's Ravine



TJ on the rock garden by the office



Coming out of Twister before it was a giant hole in the ground