SoCal Broncos

Howdy Yall.
Im new to the group here.
Wifey and I just got a Badlands Sasquatch and have been hitting trails mainly in Big Bear so far.

Any events planned soon for the group?

Welcome! Where ya from? Is “BiscuitsAndGravy” the color of your Badlands? I saw at the dealership that Ford is mixing up body/hardtop colors. I picture a sand colored body with white top as your color combo! LOL

@dman3540

@dman3540 Lol... no that's pretty funny though. I like the vivid imagination.

We are from Phelan.
Our Bronco is all black with black hardtop.

What about you?
You a high desert local?

Nope, down in south Orange County. Really wanting to get out on some Big Bear trails someday but I ended up with the non-Sasquatch Badlands back in 23 and haven’t lifted it yet. One of these days!

There are alot of trails to hit up in Big Bear that don't require a lift. Check out OnX or OffroadTrails... some Apps that raye trails and have some pics and user reviews posted. Super helpful. But you could get out and drive coaxey rd, polique canyon, blue ridge trail... all very easy stuff with some good views.

@BiscuitsAndGravyBronco

@BiscuitsAndGravyBronco Nice! I'll be up in Big Bear for labor day; looks like I should hit a couple of those trails.

I'm in the Orange County area too but I've been itching to go around a bunch of areas here in Southern California, maybe we can try to put something together?

@WanderingLama

@WanderingLama for sure down to link up sometime. I don't check the forum too often but send me an email and we can exchange numbers. [email protected]

Hi there. I'm also relatively new here. My girlfriend and I hit some trails by Big Bear a couple weekends ago. Mainly I just wanted to get the Bronco dirty.

We started on the 3N16 (Holcomb Valley) trail, which was a bit boring, TBH. However, we deviated onto the 3N07 (Van Dusen Creek) and it was awesome. If you take it all the way to the end, there's a nice parking area and a huge area of very large boulders. It was a really cool place to walk around and have lunch. We then got back on the Holcomb Valley trail. Around Tanglewood Group Camp it actually gets much more interesting, with more rocky terrain (didn't have to do 4L or anything crazy though). We thought about going up the Gold Mountain (3N69) but were just by ourselves and didn't want to risk having an issue.

We won't be up in Big Bear over Labor Day but would like to meet y'all out in the wilderness sometime.

@Redleg101ABN

@Redleg101ABN That would be awesome. Week after labor day we are staying in Big Bear. Send me and email and I'll give you my number and we can link up sometime. [email protected]

Yes it's Ymail. Not Gmail. Lol

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