Hemet jeep trail

[mavrick]

to actually get to it and run it from the bottom your looking at probably 45 minutes to an hour. You have to travel on the bee canyon fire road for a while before you get to the actual trail, which has some pretty good views. It where I first got out and started wheeling back in the high school days in a 77 cj-5.


Since it is not very long of a trial you could also drive Black Mountain road.... obviously nothing tough but there is a fire look-out station with great views (i heard) or if you keep going you cross the pacific coast trail with some awesome views of the banning pass / desert

 

[scottmcneal]

Looks a little like he's in 2WD. But I can't see the front passenger so maybe it's just a open diff thing up front.

He was in 4 wheel, right at the start of the vid you can see his left front throw dirt..His tires look hard, like he has 30lbs in them..

 

[mavrick]

Bee Canyon and Hemet Jeep Trail May/June 2008

 

[mavrick]

Black Mountain June/May 2008

 

[crazyjim]

Black Mountain, Thomas Mountain and Rouse Ridge are all nice scenic fire road drives.

 

[OneMallCrawler]

I hate to back out, but it doesn't look like I will be making the trip down this weekend.

 

[jeeperjohn]

Who knows anything about the trail that starts at Ramona Bowl?

 

[mavrick]

Who knows anything about the trail that starts at Ramona Bowl?

I've never been up it but I believe it starts at the end of Pachea trail (a street name) near the Ramona Bowl. I don't think its much of a trail more of some rock areas and ruts to mess around on but someone could correct me on that

 

[mgt]

when ?

 

[mavrick]

I was planning on hitting up big bear but plans changed and checked out Thomas Mountain and Rouse Ridge. Pretty long but easy with some great views. Its a fire road but far from smooth in a lot of the areas.

 

[crazyjim]

I was planning on hitting up big bear but plans changed and checked out Thomas Mountain and Rouse Ridge. Pretty long but easy with some great views. Its a fire road but far from smooth in a lot of the areas.

Hey what do ya know!