I want to take my GF ^there^!!
Photo Thread: Land Cruiser Off Road!
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I've tried this trail, but my passengers
have chickened out half(?) the way when real shelf road began. Puppy for scale 
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That one spot where there’s about a vehicles length where your tire is just inside the drop off, and if you stick your head out the driver’s side window and look down - well that spot is a lot. The first time I went through I was on my dual sport and considered turning around there, but decided the obstacle was the way forward. It’s a fun route.I've tried this trail, but my passengersdefinitely not me
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When I think back over the years of me riding Gretchen (‘07 GSA) and Linda (‘11 GSA) in places where there was NO PLACE to turn around….. all I can do is shake my head.. Fun (a rush) back then.. but I would not do it again at my age..
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Hell yeah, this is my favorite environment to explore in. Pinstripes down the sides are proof you know what the truck was made for!
Same here. Have to focus and get over those situations…then it is over
Mods are on the wayMy stock daily I use for business. Needless to say this adventure was a little "sketch." But we made it out alive
That’s why we love our LC!Yeah, the whole crew I was with were fairly shocked and impressed. Including myself.
Haters always trash LC which they had never owned one
That looks awesome. Is that the New River Gorge trail rated a 4/10 on OnX? About 12 miles long? Or different trail in the vicinity?
It looks like some difficulty in that mud and I am guessing pretty steep incline?
It looks like some difficulty in that mud and I am guessing pretty steep incline?
Red River Gorge != New River Gorge
Same question though, I've only done a small portion of RRG.
Good catch - yes that sign says Red not New. So this is in KY I think. And the trails are even better than I thought.Red River Gorge != New River Gorge
Same question though, I've only done a small portion of RRG.
Hopefully @skeptopotamus will see this and give some details on this trail and area, which looks to be really cool.
Openning hua hua hua season
at some point found myself at a pretty steep hill made of mud and rocks with holes almost waist deep, had like a peasant touch that L4 switch and even engage rear locker, LC plowed that hill violently, unfortunately photos do not relay the smell and scale.
at some point found myself at a pretty steep hill made of mud and rocks with holes almost waist deep, had like a peasant touch that L4 switch and even engage rear locker, LC plowed that hill violently, unfortunately photos do not relay the smell and scale.
Is that a rotopax up there on your OEM roof? I am going round and round on how to carry a little extra fuel and this is the least expensive and least complicated way but I have not seen anyone doing it until this. What are you using to strap down and are there 2- two gallon containers stacked up there?
It’s a single Rotopax. It worked out well. I had to get a little clever with the mounting bracket. But I found the Yakima Rotopax kit works well. On my first trip I didn’t have the Yakima kit and just strapped them down with some tie down pull-straps and that worked just fine.
