Stumbled across these on another website I frequent. Lots of Chevys in there! 1st Gen, 2nd Gen, Fullsize!


Home page is pretty cool, too!

 

That truck has got to be stuck. I love muddin, as long as it's not my truck, ha

 

i would love to do that with my blazer but i am just too dang nervous to ruin something!

 

that looks sweet i wish i had some close places to go offroad like that

 

lol I bet he didnt see that comming

 

I liked the firefly, thats awesome.

 

I must say, that Metro was creative, too. The last couple pictures have a sign about The Mounds RV area and saw Michigan plates. Is this the same Mounds that was mentioned in another thread? And entrance fees? C'mon, paying to go wheelin'? Hardly seems right.

Looks like a couple of the vehicles got stuck and got pulled out. Either way it looks like a blast!

 

Man I really got to go to the mounds sometime.

 

yes in michigan...we try and protect out natural areas...plus buying your off road license and paying entrance fees just goes to make better trails...in the lower penninsula...the atv'ers have all the trails..there isn't a lot of places to just go off road...there are a few places worth paying for..Silver Lake Dunes..and the mounds off road area..they are two of the 4 "scramble" areas to play in..pretty much you get to drive around where ever you want..all the rest are usualy trail systems..also we have to issue that michigan is a huge snowmobile state...so if you get busted wheeling on a snowmobile trail...oh man...that's about the worst offense...there's bitter fighting between the wheelers..and smomobilers...in the Upper Penninsula...the rules are different..there is active logging and mining roads..they change like every day...you can go just about any where you want up there...well except for the snomobile trails...those snow people are crazy mean!! I would gladly pay to go wheeling as I do whith fishing and hunting...the DNR needs the moeny..and it just gets put back into the places you like to go...

 

Thanks for the explanation Paddle. I guess I'm just cynical about fees because you have to pay for a badge to get on the beach where I grew up and it never made sense. Why would I pay to go somewhere that's been there for years and the townships had no part in creating? I suppose it pays for cleaning crew and lifeguard salaries but there are lots of beaches you don't have to pay to get on. But I digress...

I'm curious as to what they actually do to make better trails...