Outdoor Adventure USA

Also they have a great kids area inside, it has a huge pirate ship that they can play on, an interactive wall of pictures and sound buttons as well as a kids theatre so dont be afraid to bring the kiddos.
http://www.socalfjcruiserforums.com/for ... php?t=4463
Fixed

Camping & Trail Runs for the Toyota of El Cajon M&G Weekend



Friday the 19th

Saturday the 20th

Sunday the 21st



THIS IS ALSO GOING TO BE PART 1 OF MIKES GOING AWAY PARTY!!!



mikes busy with planning the actual event so lets start talking about the camping and trail runs. i'll update runs/participants on first post as needed.







Corral Canyon OHV/camp (off the I-8)

this ohv/camping area is about 40 minutes (or so) from Toyota of El Cajon. Campgrounds are first come first served (each campground has 20 sites). no fees. Adventure pass needed! Vault toilets, fire rings, 1 campground has water (corral canyon),



http://www.dirtopia.com/wiki/Corral_Canyon

trails in Corral Canyon include Bronco Peak, Bronco Peak Connector, and Sidewinder.

Bobcat meadows campground: http://www.fs.fed.us/r5/cleveland/recre ... adow.shtml

Corral Canyon campground: http://gis.fs.fed.us/r5/cleveland/recre ... nyon.shtml



CAMPING!!



Friday Only



Saturday Only



Friday & Saturday

chris

lynette

shelly

spert

serpico

bzwires (?)

leonie & boz (?)

anne & mark (?)

potatomutato (?)







TRAILS!!!





1. Easy - Bear Valley Road (off interstate 8 - on way to camping area)

(leader: Daniel aka RioDew aka Forum Horse)

An out and back with a good lunch spot at the end. Very scenic with 3 mountain peaks and 4x2 friendly.









2. Easy with harder side options- Otay Mesa Truck Trail (south bay)

(leader: lgTiny)

A very fun trail with optional side runs that can ran range from easy to more difficult, especially the waterfall.









3. Medium - Carvacre/Pancake Rock/Wisecarver/Little Moab

(led by FJ Ollie)

A great trail with great views, a bit more challenging and definitly scenic.









4. Difficult- Sidewinder (this trail is in the campground area)

(led by Randver)

a short but difficult trail , definately not for inexperienced drivers. body damage possible. recovery gear required.



participants: Chris





5. Black diamond- Bronco Peak (this trail is in the campground area)

(led by Funjunkie)

quoted from mike: "god only knows if we'll get up it, but we sure as hell are gonna try."

body damage likely, recovery gear mandatory, please only sign up for this run if you are experienced in rock crawling.

I think I can make this one...

This looks fun. I will see what I can do for the raffle.

Food?!

Well yes, I'll just bring... my old YJ Cruiser...

I'll be there !!!!

Maybe we should consider setting up an OAUSA booth, with a ham radio station...or even a combination booth with Dirty Parts and Badland Adventures...and if Zarges Cases is interested, we could include them as well....

Bump for added vendors, also stay tuned for official web flyer.

Flier is up as well as RSVP thread link.

Flier is fixed to include Warfield

What are the trails you have in mind?

Spring valley, Otay, and some Corral Canyon options.