wheeling or mudding

[POWERWOMEN]

where is the best place to go around you to mud or wheel?

here where i live i like to go to sandlack for some great sanddunning but for mudding the old log roads are the best

[bigblue77]

I have to say the best place around me is old logging trails. They have been used alot by mudders and are pretty deeply rutted and usually full of water.

the best place to do some dunning around here is Silver Lake.

Jer

[vass0922]

I heard a lot of people go up to silver lake.. but very crowded at times.

There's some folks back home that take their 4 wheelers up there.

[bigblue77]

Yes, Silver lake is very busy, although it has gotten a bit better sinse they started the voucher system so I hear. Haven't been there in a few years so I don't know for sure.

Jer

Most people I know stay away from Silver Lake simply for the fact that it's so busy. There's supposed to be good wheeling out on Drummand Island also.

We usually just go out up by the mines in the area, or up to Marquette on the mountain logging roads.

Any trail that's a mile long and takes six hours to traverse can't be all bad, right?

[cracked]

There are a bunch of small local places like logging roads etc. but the big one is in Uwharrie(sp?) National Forest, the have all kinds of trails down there...

drew

[POWERWOMEN]

kewl sounds like some of ya really like to mudd I like the rush i get from doin it

so what do ya all drive when ya mudd?
i drive a big a** k5 blazer

[cadetstimp]

Friends and I usually go to Ocatillo Wells or Glamis for some sandunes and trails!

I used to have a Toyota pickup, but the bank took it back.

Now I've got a Jeep Cherokee I'm working on, and a '76 Toyota FJ-40 Landcruiser I'm going to build next spring.

We don't do big mud pits too much. We prefer rocks and difficult trails.

[TheBurningCat]

Not much water up here so there isn't much "mudding". Theres bush bashing tho. Which doesn't really need a 4wd or a road. Just get any car and ram it through some tress.