What/where is Skutz Falls? I once had to winch my Jeep through a washout on a road up by Strathcona and that was not fun at all. There was already a Jeep fallen down the bank. I don't think we're ready for going along a steep cliff side with narrow switchbacks. Three kids screaming in the back is pretty distracting.
Which power line? I remember the island4x4 guys used to to ride around some power lines near Sooke. No real destination though.
Sounds good. I've been to that spot before, but it was in 2006.
Is it possible to make it 11 AM? It is nearly impossible for me to get 3 kids suited up and on site by 10. Let's just say that they are definitely no where near the age of independence. Do you guys bring CB's or walkies? I can bring both if there is a preference.
Back in 2010 I did an event with the Island4x4 folks near Duncan - they called it the Mt. Provost trail, though it doesn't go to the top of Provost. Lead to some unmarked campsite along a river. If my 16 year old GPS still turns on, I may have the tracklog.
If you don't mind 3 potentially restless kids, I'll make sure my wife doesn't have other plans this weekend. You all generally keep to an area south of Duncan?
If you don't mind another rig tagging along on your next excursion, please let me know. I'm trying to get back into the hobby after a decade of only seeing paved Victoria streets.
What/where is Skutz Falls? I once had to winch my Jeep through a washout on a road up by Strathcona and that was not fun at all. There was already a Jeep fallen down the bank. I don't think we're ready for going along a steep cliff side with narrow switchbacks. Three kids screaming in the back is pretty distracting.
Which power line? I remember the island4x4 guys used to to ride around some power lines near Sooke. No real destination though.
Sounds good. I've been to that spot before, but it was in 2006.
Is it possible to make it 11 AM? It is nearly impossible for me to get 3 kids suited up and on site by 10. Let's just say that they are definitely no where near the age of independence. Do you guys bring CB's or walkies? I can bring both if there is a preference.
Back in 2010 I did an event with the Island4x4 folks near Duncan - they called it the Mt. Provost trail, though it doesn't go to the top of Provost. Lead to some unmarked campsite along a river. If my 16 year old GPS still turns on, I may have the tracklog.
If you don't mind 3 potentially restless kids, I'll make sure my wife doesn't have other plans this weekend. You all generally keep to an area south of Duncan?
If you don't mind another rig tagging along on your next excursion, please let me know. I'm trying to get back into the hobby after a decade of only seeing paved Victoria streets.