Where 2 Wheel anyone?

[Jorge Bolivar]

Did anyone are using or have used the paid Where 2 Wheel subscription?

 

[xxdabroxx]

I've not heard of it. Around my area about the only local wheeling is forest service roads. I generally use backcountry navigator on my phone. I often get to roads that are closed though.

 

[Jorge Bolivar]

I've not heard of it. Around my area about the only local wheeling is forest service roads. I generally use backcountry navigator on my phone. I often get to roads that are closed though.

This service start to pop's up when I was searching for wheeling places around home. It work based on members feedback, not sure if that will work well on the CLE area as all this trail activities seem to be hibernating for the last few years.
Will continue to use the backcountry navigator as you do...

 

[xxdabroxx]

I make tracks everywhere I go in the mountains so I have a better idea of what roads are open. Usually if I drive past a dirt road it's because it is closed.

 

[Rob5589]

Join a local or state 4 wheel association. That and Google earth will get you on some trails.

 

[Rob80x]

I have seen the ads on facebook and was curious myself about it.

 

[Jorge Bolivar]

I have seen the ads on facebook and was curious myself about it.

I check a little a some video they have but are not convince me to pay for. Is other app like this that work based in the users input and since the majority of the trails close to me that I frequent the most are around Wesville area, this area is well know for this type of activity so chances are the app will be full with this area info that I do already know.

 

[Rob80x]

I have a 6" Garmin Nuvi with th VVMapping maps loaded that works pretty well. I have also been looking at the new magellan offroad GPS.