Where are some good trails to go off-roading on that my superduty will fit on? I've been up in lytle creek which is ok, but theres too many rocks. Any info would be great!!

 

Big bear area has some decent trails that will fit a SD

 

Could you tell me where abouts they are, I would like to check them out.

 

Here are some descriptions; do a google search for Big Bear off road 4x4 trails- some off road clubs have maps and more info on their websites.
Also grab a topo map of the area to help get oriented and you can explore on your own.

TRAILS: Horsethief Flat, Jacoby Canyon, Burnt Flats, Gold Mountain

> > DESCRIPTION: This is a nice little collection of trails that shouldn't
> > be too challenging for those who would rather not tackle the harder
> > stuff. It's a hodgepodge of short trails I've always wanted to check
> > out but haven't had a chance to. Horstheif Flat is a turn-around trail
> > off Lone Valley near Cushenbury Grade. Where Lone Valley dumps out at
> > 18 is very close to the beginning of Jacoby Canyon. One report rates
> > the climb back out of Horsethief Flat as a medium challenge. Jacoby
> > Canyon winds around from Cushenbury Grade up to Holcomb Valley Road near
> > the Lucky Baldwin Mine. Up Holcomb Valley Road a piece, a road branches
> > off toward Union Flat and the beginning of the John Bull Trail. The
> > trail down into Burnt Flats branches off there. This part of the route
> > is pure exploration of a place none of us have been but which looks
> > interesting on the map. We may find the route close. After Burnt
> > Flats, its back down Holcomb Valley Road to the upper end of Gold
> > Mountain Trail, which the group will run in the reverse direction from
> > the way Route 1: CLAIMJUMPER ran it. In this direciton, the trail
> > starts with a nice, loose uphill climb, and the challenges after that
> > are minimal, but the views from Gold Mountain are spectacular.
> >
> > HEARTBREAK RIDGE

> > TRAILS: Heartbreak Ridge, Tip Top Mountain

> > DESCRIPTION: This route will be run on Sunday only, led by Steve Urban.
> > The trail leaves Highway 38 south of Big Bear City near Onyx Peak.
> > According to Steve there are some good challenging sections of trail as
> > well as some interesting terrain and historic areas (mines). The maps
> > show a lot of interesting side-trips that might be taken, including Tip
> > Top Mountain.
> >
> > ROUTE 7: WAYFARING STRANGER

> > TRAILS: Skyline Drive, Radford Truck Trail, Santa Ana River, Clark's
> > Grade

> > DESCRIPTION: This will not be a led route but is offered as an easy,
> > scenic alternative for those with those who value scenery over trail
> > difficulty. In fact, most of the route could probably be driven in 2WD.
> > But there are some spectacular views and some interesting areas to visit
> > in one of the least-travelled sections of the San Bernardino NF.
> > Skyline Drive follows the ridge to the south of Big Bear Lake. The
> > views to the south offer great panoramic vistas of the Santa Ana River
> > Valley and Mount San Gorgonio. At the east end of Skyline, Radford
> > Truck Trail winds down into the valley, crossing a couple of spring-fed
> > streams. The Santa Ana River provides picturesque aspen groves, rushing
> > water and trout-laden pools. Clark's Grade winds back up the slope
> > toward Big Bear. With lots of sharp switchback turns and sections of
> > the road that are literally hewn out of the side of the cliffs, Clark's
> > Grade provides quite a thrill without driving challenge. For those who
> > wish to run this route, a map and directions will be provided.
> >

 

Thanks for the information.