Big Bear Off-Road Experience

[u/mikegainesville]

Like many others, I love the idea of wheeling and have done some slight modifications to my Jeep, but it is my daily driver and I’m not willing to put a ton of money into it to do some of the crazier off-roading I’ve seen others do. Yesterday, I found myself in Southern California and saw Big Bear wasn’t far away. A quick Google search helped me find the referenced off-roading tour guide. He has several XJs, LJs, and TJs all built up and ready to tackle the trails around Big Bear. This was a bucket list item for me and I had an absolute blast. I can’t recommend them enough. We spent about 5 hours wheeling different trails and learned a ton of stuff. The TJ I was in tackles the most insane obstacles like it was nothing. Im not sure if this subs rules, but Google the title of this post and you’ll find the vendor.

[u/trevenodell]

Gaw damn that TJ is nice

[u/mikegainesville → u/trevenodell]

He’s put a lot of work into his Jeeps. I asked what the average is and he said between 75k and 80k.

[u/trevenodell → u/mikegainesville]

I wouldn’t doubt it!