Powerline / fire roads

[lowranger]

No kidding! Now that's some bragging rights at the local Jeep watering hole. "So, you think you're stroker 4.0 and 44" tires make you cool, huh?" :jaja-no:

That's funny!

 

[Shane Mckinley]

I’ve been there when I was younger camping and water sports. I had no idea they had 4x4 friendly trails. Sweet


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[billiebob]

BLM (Bureau of Logging and Mining)

I always thought that was Bureau of Land Management.

 

[billiebob]

most private roads will not really care if you wheel on them so long as we are respectfull and stay the trail

EXACTLY !!

 

[05 Blue Unlimited]

I always thought that was Bureau of Land Management.

Yes it is..when I was in Colorado that is what they seemed to specialize in...logging and mining.

 

[oldschoolsdime92]

Yall keep talking about all this and here i am in Nebraska...... ive got beens and corn.... and gravel roads....

I feel you pain man. I'm in the land of the flat open bean/corn field. western ohio. We don't even have gravel roads.

 

[StG58]

I feel you pain man. I'm in the land of the flat open bean/corn field. western ohio. We don't even have gravel roads.

Wait! What!? You don't even have gravel roads? How is that even possible?

 

[billiebob]

out exploring, ran into the address, driveway marker...

 

[lowranger]

That's cool!!

 

[HoHoDad]

Northern California Cat skid trail.....

 

[BoldlyGoing]

Down here in Alabama we have fire roads that forestry agents graciously let us ride. Off of these main trails though like 600-2 and 600-1 are many private roads you need to be knowledgable to not ride on.

600-2 in Talladega is a good time when it's wet.

That's the trail I take new jeepers on to break em in.

 

[JamesAndTheSahara]

600-2 in Talladega is a good time when it's wet.

That's the trail I take new jeepers on to break em in.

That trail is pretty decent, just slightly north is some better scenery and routes imo .

 

[MikeM]

This is a Bonneville power line main feed to the coast all the way to Forks WA The highway on the left is HWY 8 from the coast, Grays Harbor area to Olympia WA. Access is limited to public land for all of it's many miles. This area is DNR land and open to the public with an annual permit (not needed for road travel only). The feeder power lines to communities and cities from their distribution points for the most part are on private land and gated, but the roads are also open on most public land. When I was doing perimeter security and high end remote control digital video security systems with a few of the area PUD'S I was able to got to the sub stations and communication centers in closed areas. What has happened here is the vandalism at the substation areas is so bad a lot of trails & roads are now closed and the law suits from idiots stealing copper (yes our courts award millions for wrongful deaths when a fool breaks into a station and gets fried) that the liability is too high anymore to allow access.