Hey guys, for anyone interested. We are planning a trip out to Rowher flats this coming weekend. Saturday April 6th. This is an intermediate wheeling group, everyone is welcome. Trucks should have a minimum of 1.5” lift, and all terrain tires.

Meeting time: 10am
Meeting address: 30771 san francisquito canyon rd, Santa Clarita, Ca (USE GOOGLE MAPS ONLY, apple maps does not work)

We will be starting at this address and ending at Rowher Flats OHV area.

CB Radio: Channel 17

Confirmed:
Rover classic-Dustin
White rover classic-Able
2 door rover classic-Gus
Disco2 -Brandon
Full Size Range Rover- Kevin
Mercedes Unimog -Cody
Isuzu Rodeo -Eric

 

Some trail shots from this weekend’s trip!

 

how many of you guys were running/needing lockers on this trip?

 

A rear locker or traction control was required for one portion of the trail. Lots of respect for the traction control on the newer trucks. The Range Rover full size did surprisingly well. When even the trucks with rear lockers were struggling. Traction control pulled it trough. The open/open trucks needed a pull. The hill climb I’m referring to is on the north end of Rowher trail next to the lake. Extreamly steep double black diamond, rutted out from failed attempts.

 

i thought so. there's some sections there that are pretty thrashed. Im semi local to the area so ill try and tag along the next time.

 

Sweet! Would be happy to squeeze you in. What do you drive?

 

97 D1. 2+' lift, open country M/T, TR bumpers and supporting recovery gear. still chasing down some of the PO neglect, but its a fun little rescue. I would have been stuck on the trail if i went this trip. A trans cooler line ended up rupturing while out and about saturday.

 

sounds like a sweet setup. We are doing Miller Jeep in May. Date is still up in the air. I will probably post it up here soon. I think the percentage of people on this forum that wheel is pretty low. But I’ll post it up anyway for details and a headcount.

 

Can a stock 02 discovery with all terrain tires make it up the Miller Jeep trail?

 

There are a few of us that wheel on here. You are just the wrong end of the country for me. Looks like you had a lot of fun though