Resources for Off Roading in the PNW

[tiltz]

I can tell you that out in my neck of the woods, Eastern Snohomish County, don't go anywhere near Reiter Road trail unless you have a SERIOUS off road rig. 6" lift on 35's will still get damaged. The only guys I see heading down that road are guys with massive off roaders on a trailer. Not super helpful but at least you know where not to go.

Totally untrue. They have trails for less built rigs as well. You will need rocker protection and lockers are recommended. 35" plus tires is a good starting point

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[gfo]

Totally untrue. They have trails for less built rigs as well. You will need rocker protection and lockers are recommended. 35" plus tires is a good starting point

Sorry, reviving an older thread. I was going to ask a question similar to this as I just ordered a 2019 JLU Sahara. It's going to be my daily driver so I stuck with the all-season tires but I'm wondering if there are trails I can use with those or if I should get a separate set of wheels?

 

[apettit7]

Sorry, reviving an older thread. I was going to ask a question similar to this as I just ordered a 2019 JLU Sahara. It's going to be my daily driver so I stuck with the all-season tires but I'm wondering if there are trails I can use with those or if I should get a separate set of wheels?

The Sahara is Trail-Rated like all others. Of course a lot of this depends on the trail difficulty you want to do. Our Jeep Club has lots of stock-tire jeeps doing just fine on the easy-moderate trails

 

[SilverSahara]

The Sahara is Trail-Rated like all others. Of course a lot of this depends on the trail difficulty you want to do. Our Jeep Club has lots of stock-tire jeeps doing just fine on the easy-moderate trails

Any info on your Jeep Club? We’re always looking to get Hoss dirty.

 

[apettit7]

Any info on your Jeep Club? We’re always looking to get Hoss dirty.

Your Jeep is awesome!!

here's the link - you will have to answer a couple basic questions to join the group
no fees or dues - just participation in at least a couple runs a year.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/BSJ.NW/

The trail runs sponsored by the club are stock-friendly. Other more difficult runs put together by individual club members are also common as well as invitations from other jeep clubs.

some of the upcoming events:
the next run is on December 1st to Lonesome Lake or Sugarloaf.

a member is putting together a mud run in Darrington

there is also a trip to MOAB trip this spring

Here's a snapshot of last weeks snow run:

 

[SilverSahara]

Your Jeep is awesome!!

here's the link - you will have to answer a couple basic questions to join the group
no fees or dues - just participation in at least a couple runs a year.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/BSJ.NW/

The trail runs sponsored by the club are stock-friendly. Other more difficult runs put together by individual club members are also common as well as invitations from other jeep clubs.

some of the upcoming events:
the next run is on December 1st to Lonesome Lake or Sugarloaf.

a member is putting together a mud run in Darrington

there is also a trip to MOAB trip this spring

Here's a snapshot of last weeks snow run:

Wow, thank you! We’ve done a lot of trails off HWY 2 but being alone, no winch and no cell service is a great way to get yourself in a bad situation so we’ve been very careful. Thanks again and maybe I’ll see ya on the trail.

 

[huckleberryshin]

Your Jeep is awesome!!

here's the link - you will have to answer a couple basic questions to join the group
no fees or dues - just participation in at least a couple runs a year.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/BSJ.NW/

The trail runs sponsored by the club are stock-friendly. Other more difficult runs put together by individual club members are also common as well as invitations from other jeep clubs.

some of the upcoming events:
the next run is on December 1st to Lonesome Lake or Sugarloaf.

a member is putting together a mud run in Darrington

there is also a trip to MOAB trip this spring

Here's a snapshot of last weeks snow run:

How was the lonesome lake run?

 

[OldBird]

Really happy to see this thread and the link to the stock wheeling club. As soon as my Jeep gets past the seemingly eternal D status and shows up at the dealership I'll be joining.

 

[apettit7]

How was the lonesome lake run?

I was called into work so I missed out on the lonesome lake run. I haven't seen anything on the club page about it. I signed up for a Tahuya run on the 15th.

there's also non-trail events, things like trail cleanup and maintenance, picnics etc: -

here's some past runs to give you an idea of the trails and things we do

 

[apettit7]

Here's some other PNW Jeep Clubs:

Around The Sound Jeep Club:
https://www.facebook.com/aroundthesoundjeepclub

PNW Jeep Club:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/pnwJeepWranglers/

Washington Off-Roaders:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/311082572966092/

Infidel Jeepers
https://www.facebook.com/groups/InfidelJeepersofOregon/

Cascade 4x4s
https://www.facebook.com/Cascade-4x4s-1422706364474967/

 

[SilverSahara]

F it, No where in the lower 48 has better terrain than the NW. Bias, yes.

 

[hellayellajlu]

The podcast "Northwest Jeepcast" has a lot of information on trails and jeep events for our area.

 

[laueddy]

This place is in located in Richmond, BC Canada call Triangle Beach:
I would be nice if we have places like this around Seattle, which is not true off road, but would be nice to test out the suspension, etc..!

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