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Hey Guys,
Just wanna see some of your wheelin picks around the state of Az. If you can state where it was and some of the specs of your ride....thought that I would try and get some movement in this forum.
~jstnromero
Oh please tell me where to go in Sedona. The Bronco needs a lil TLC, but I want to take it up there and find a few somewhat tame places to go.
Check out the Broken Arrow trail in Sedona (that's where my pics are from). It's a tight squeeze (I damaged my passenger side wedging between the 2 trees, you'll know which ones I'm talking about if you run the trail), otherwise it was a blast. You'll probably run into the pink jeep tour jeeps on the trail, they're in and out of there constantly.
I was running 37" tires with a LS rear diff and open front diff and made it through.
wheelin my bug!
my truck in mexico, but the desert looks like AZ.
THAT looks like Fun!
No pic's from me.... best i can tell ya is, I took my 63 Belair wagon over the top of 2 Oclock, (overlook in oracle AZ) young drunk high and stupid, not in that order. lol
They have called that first section the the Patagonia Jeep trail. It has a small section of mild 4x4. The rest is just dirt road but is a nice drive. We saw a group of folks off the road a peice and was told not to stop if we saw folks on foot. After Patagonia it went down to the old Lochiel border crossing. Nothing you need to worry about damaging a true 4x4 on. But if you have a new AWD low ridding SUV with stuff hanging down you could beat it up a bit. Nice country.
Dang rememberer. There is the Arizona Strip. I've been there a few times. But it is a wild area and there is nothing out there. I'd like to get a new Ford Ranger PU and put an extra 20-30 gal. fuel tank in the bed and an extra spare tire and spend a week maping out there. The map attached is where the map software says the road is. I do not have tracks of where stuff really is and that's the reason I'd like to go back. Toto Wheep is a nice high clearence 2wd drive. Between Ft. Garrett and Mesquite there is a nasty little canyon. I'll post a few pics. There is a good road that goes up to St. George. There is a great campsite in the mountain pass SE of Mesquite. We were able to drive down to Ft. Garrett when we went but they have closed that road a few miles north of it since then.
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