My Rubi Unlimited Offroad

[Jefferson1964]

I was fortunate enough to find an offroad area just northeast of Dallas while i was working. I headed for the trails and had several creek crossings, mud pits and steep hills and off camber areas. I posted one pic under Jefferson1964 showing me coming out of a creek. There were two other creek crossings where the water was deep up to the door seal. Unfortunately i do not have pics of these.

web page (http://www.itsajeep.org/PhotoPost/showphoto.php/photo/10027/cat/500/ppuser/481)

[Landon]

Good to hear you found a wheelin' place Jefferson...got any buddies there to wheel with??

[Don]

All Jeeps want to go off road! Glad to hear that you made your Jeep happy. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif

[Tomster]

Jeff:

Glad you had some fun with that Jeep!

Wish you could get up here and run Turkey Bay with us.

Tomster

[Jefferson1964]

There is a guy a met at a Jeep Jamboree last year that lives close to this place, bout 4 miles away. I called and told him about it and he said he knew of the place and i said thanks for telln me, lol....There are a couple of friends with wranglers that can go which is good cuz there lots of places to get stuck here, creeks and mud bogs. I took it careful yesterday as i was by myself and not another vehicle was seen so didnt want to make a long walk out for a tow....

Tom, I wish i could come up and wheel at Turkey Bay, I also wish there was a place close to my home like Turkey Bay. Ya would think in a metroplex with 4 Million people someone would have a place to go paid or otherwise for folks just wanting to go offroad...

[Fred]

Your in TX? How far from MOAB, and the Rubicon, and all the other wester wheelin hot spots? I'm sure a few hours BUT we have guys that make 4+ hour treks for Turkey BAy, I WOULD DEFINATLY make a trek like that once in a while for MOAB!!

[Paul E]

Jefferson, with 4 million people or so in the DFW area, I'm surprised there's ANY areas to wheel around there. /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif I bet down by Austin in the Hill Country or up in Oklahoma in the Arbuckles you could find a few spots to enjoy some good wheeling.

[IndyXJ]

I'm one of the 4hour + guys, but I also mix it with visiting what the area has to offer, fishing, camping, boating, hiking, etc. Great place. I used to live near Eddyville. If there was a good computer job in the area, I'd move!

[Jefferson1964]

MOAB, its about 18 hours away but would like to go sometime.
I would like to live in Denver again. I was stationed there in the mid 80's and just love the area....ahhh but the entire family is in DAllas/Ft worth area....Denver...4-5 hours from Moab, lots of trails in the mountains close by, Yellowstone 8 hours Glacier NP. 16 hours....nice central location.....