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mikej
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Hey Phil, welcome! I don’t know about clubs, but TrailsOffroad.com is my go to site for finding trails. There’s a few others out there as well, but it should give you a bunch of ideas. The FunTreks books also have good content. Both will also give you guidance about where to camp for your overlanding trips.
Your Jeep is plenty capable for most of what those sources have trails wise.
sarum87
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HI Phil. Nice to meet you. I live in SF but we have a place in St Helena. My rig is based up there. I did Cow Mountain last year before the fires. I'm building up my 2 door, rubicon, soft top for overlanding. Gobi rack comes this week. James Baroud hard shell tent comes end of August. I have all the recovery gear and am installing full aluminum skid plates and metalcloak read diff cover.
I watched a video on Trail Recon recently about his trip to Lone Pine, CA and the Coyote Flats. Looks pretty cool. Eastern Sierras. about 7 hours from SF. I plan on doing this with a friend of mine and am looking for others who want to join. Most likely September time frame. Here is the video on the journey complete with GPS coordinates. 2 day, 1 night trip
Let me know if you want to go!
Peter
I watched a video on Trail Recon recently about his trip to Lone Pine, CA and the Coyote Flats. Looks pretty cool. Eastern Sierras. about 7 hours from SF. I plan on doing this with a friend of mine and am looking for others who want to join. Most likely September time frame. Here is the video on the journey complete with GPS coordinates. 2 day, 1 night trip
Let me know if you want to go!
Peter
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