Did a little riding today as promised with the in-laws and their Wrangler.
Our original plan was to head across "Rainbow Springs" which is basically a state maintained dirt road that connects the two big mountains on the west side of the county to each other. There is a private community mixed in with it with a protected creek that has some of the best trout fishing in the country. Its about 12 miles, nothing rough, just scenic mostly.
When we got there, we were met with a bit of a surprise.


Being as there are tons of houses in there, I seriously doubt it was "closed", but in good keeping of a respectful trail rider, we obeyed and turned around.
This road would have brought us out on the mountain range where my family property is, but instead we had to back track, but we hit a few more side roads and limited our four lane time to about a 1/2 a mile.
Once there, we had to make a quick pit stop, junior was hungry!

Couple of random shots while we were waiting.





Ready to ride and put out some trail camera's to see how many big bucks we missed this year. Speaking of camera's, got the Go Pro's ready to ride too.
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I got a new computer for Christmas and the updated Movie Maker has me baffled right now, so it might be a while before I get the Go Pro footage of the trails up, but on the way back down the mountain, I put it on time lapse, here are some still photos from that.










Overall we put about 60 miles on the Jeeps today, took the boy on his first four wheeling trip, and it was my father in laws first time off road in his Wrangler, he just got it a few weeks back, so it was a good day!
I mentioned earlier I got some new lights, here is a sneak peak of those, hoping to get them on one day next week!
