Colorado Trail Boss Owners!
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Scottnweeze
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Here, here! Great State full of great folks, great trails and great TB Owners. Welcome from the Roaring Fork Valley.
SilvyakaSylvia
Member
What are the best off-road places in Colorado that could be traversed by a newbie offroader?
vezePilot
Well-known member
The most recent Recovery launched by volunteers of the Offroad Recovery Portal was in Gordon Gulch Campground, just North of Nederland. This is just West of Boulder, and up into the foothills. It is an area that I have been frequenting since 1993. I'm a volunteer member, but I was busy when the call went out for this recovery.
Here is a really useful Map/Guide to off road trails. This link should bring up the area West of Denver ... I think.
www.trailsoffroad.com
The difficulty of trails, their open/closed status, and scenery along are provided.
oh, and ... cool, a Colorado section. I have seen A LOT of Trail Boss trucks in the Boulder area since I bought mine.
Here is a really useful Map/Guide to off road trails. This link should bring up the area West of Denver ... I think.
Map - Trails Offroad
The difficulty of trails, their open/closed status, and scenery along are provided.
oh, and ... cool, a Colorado section. I have seen A LOT of Trail Boss trucks in the Boulder area since I bought mine.
Scottnweeze
Member
Just starting to see more refreshed TB's here.
Fortunately there are lots of great fire roads all over CO that take you to amazing locations, and are easy to maneuver. As vezePilot says, grab yourself an off road trail map/App and have fun!!
Fortunately there are lots of great fire roads all over CO that take you to amazing locations, and are easy to maneuver. As vezePilot says, grab yourself an off road trail map/App and have fun!!
YellowStones
Member
Colfax on a Saturday night......straight down the sidewalk at 50 mph.......
PHXPHOTOG
Well-known member
Wow, really? One of the reasons I am active on this board is because it is so positive. Seems to me most guys here are looking for good information or sharing their own tips and experience. Their is a TB facebook groop full of whiners and guys bad mouthing each other and the trucks. I am sure some of them would appreciate your domestic terorism joke more than I did. And if that comment makes you think I am some politicaly correct kind of guy pushing my opinions you would be wrong.
Steve
Radiant_Red_Boss
New member
I think this was intended for Chevrolet Colorado trail boss midsize truck owners.... but id love to know about some Colorado state trail boss owners too lol
Scottnweeze
Member
No actually this IS for TB owners from Colorado, there just isn't much interest yet in the forum for owners of Colorado TB's (https://www.trailboss.org/threads/welcome-to-the-colorado-trail-boss-forum.1555/#post-12527)
SilvyakaSylvia
Member
Thanks for the recs guys!
Mulf0014
New member
What's up fellas! Just relocated to the Springs, and im itching to get some dirt on the tires and some thin air in my lungs. Registered with AllTrails this morning and I'm gonna load up the family tomorrow morning and go see some sights. Does anyone have any good recommendation or doing something similar?
OP
OP
Welcome to the forum Mulf0014!
vezePilot
Well-known member
I was busy all day yesterday, sorry.
Welcome to Trail Boss.
I use Trails Offroad, but that AllTrails looks like a great resource.
www.trailsoffroad.com
Welcome to Trail Boss.
I use Trails Offroad, but that AllTrails looks like a great resource.
Map - Trails Offroad
vezePilot
Well-known member
The thing with this Volunteer Offroad Recovery Portal is that recoveries are not easy to plan around.
So we got a call today ... folks slid off the road in snow on a mountain road near Georgetown, CO. About an hour away.
What was I planning to do today ... ?
So we got a call today ... folks slid off the road in snow on a mountain road near Georgetown, CO. About an hour away.
What was I planning to do today ... ?
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