New Northern Utah Member

[Nate102]

Hey,

Just wanted to say Hi to the Overland Community. I live in Northern Utah, and we have a 2010 Tacoma. We've had Atv's, Sandrail, Dirt Bikes, Jeep, Side X Side, and now trying out the Tacoma. We'll be going to Moab mid October (White Rim Trail) for the 1st time going Offroad. I'm looking forward to checking things out on the Forum. Thanks for having me!

 

[zgfiredude]

Welcome Neighbor!

 

[Michael Golden]

Hey,

Just wanted to say Hi to the Overland Community. I live in Northern Utah, and we have a 2010 Tacoma. We've had Atv's, Sandrail, Dirt Bikes, Jeep, Side X Side, and now trying out the Tacoma. We'll be going to Moab mid October (White Rim Trail) for the 1st time going Offroad. I'm looking forward to checking things out on the Forum. Thanks for having me!

Welcome to the Overland Bound Community Nate. Glad to have you join us.

 

[Kent R]

Hey,

Just wanted to say Hi to the Overland Community. I live in Northern Utah, and we have a 2010 Tacoma. We've had Atv's, Sandrail, Dirt Bikes, Jeep, Side X Side, and now trying out the Tacoma. We'll be going to Moab mid October (White Rim Trail) for the 1st time going Offroad. I'm looking forward to checking things out on the Forum. Thanks for having me!

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[North40overland]

Welcome Nate! Glad to have you with us. Have fun in Moab!

 

[Dave Snyder]

Welcome to Overland Bound.

 

[kentrik]

Hi! Also a newb here, but definitely have not had the fun list of toys that go off-road, haha. This is my first real foray into this sort of thing. What are your favorite places to go up there in Cache county?

 

[mface7]

Hi! Also a newb here, but definitely have not had the fun list of toys that go off-road, haha. This is my first real foray into this sort of thing. What are your favorite places to go up there in Cache county?

welcome to OB @kentrik and @Nate102. love seein' other Utahans on here and getting tips and ideas. hopefully get a chance to run across you guys out there.

 

[Nate102]

Hi! Also a newb here, but definitely have not had the fun list of toys that go off-road, haha. This is my first real foray into this sort of thing. What are your favorite places to go up there in Cache county?

welcome to OB @kentrik and @Nate102. love seein' other Utahans on here and getting tips and ideas. hopefully get a chance to run across you guys out there.

Hey Kentrik, there is a lot of trails up here. Pretty much from Monte Christo to Bear Lake & Hardware Ranch to Randolph for lunch at Crawford Trough, or up to Logan Peak. Probably best to get a map. This last weekend we went up Logan Canyon and split off at Rick Springs and came out at Logan Canyon Summit. Nice ride.

Syracuse huh? I know Syracuse well (or at least I used to). Born & raised there. Spent 23 years there 20 years ago. Man has it changed during that time...

 

[mface7]

Hey Kentrik, there is a lot of trails up here. Pretty much from Monte Christo to Bear Lake & Hardware Ranch to Randolph for lunch at Crawford Trough, or up to Logan Peak. Probably best to get a map. This last weekend we went up Logan Canyon and split off at Rick Springs and came out at Logan Canyon Summit. Nice ride.

Syracuse huh? I know Syracuse well (or at least I used to). Born & raised there. Spent 23 years there 20 years ago. Man has it changed during that time...

yeah, 'Cuse has changed quite a bit.

Love Cache as well. Family used to have a Cabin @ Brown's Roll-off. So many trails. You can start by turning off for Temple Fork and lose yourself from there..

For maps, check this out (kentrik already stopped by): State of Utah Road Access Map

 

[Nate102]

Hey Kentrik, there is a lot of trails up here. Pretty much from Monte Christo to Bear Lake & Hardware Ranch to Randolph for lunch at Crawford Trough, or up to Logan Peak. Probably best to get a map. This last weekend we went up Logan Canyon and split off at Rick Springs and came out at Logan Canyon Summit. Nice ride.

Syracuse huh? I know Syracuse well (or at least I used to). Born & raised there. Spent 23 years there 20 years ago. Man has it changed during that time...

yeah, 'Cuse has changed quite a bit.

Love Cache as well. Family used to have a Cabin @ Brown's Roll-off. So many trails. You can start by turning off for Temple Fork and lose yourself from there..

For maps, check this out (kentrik already stopped by): State of Utah Road Access Map

That's really cool! I had no idea they had something like that. Thanks for sharing!

 

[enjoitheride]

Welcome!

 

[roots66]

Hello Nate, welcome to the OB family.

 

[boa2]

Welcome...just a bit south of you.

 

[Ahoward2k]

Welcome from Texas

 

[Michael Golden]

Welcome to the Overland Bound community. Glad to have you join us.

 

[ZRex]

Welcome to OB, Nate! Glad to have you here!