OFF ROAD FUN WITH

Here is some of the footage that I captured throughout the day, I usually don’t go out with this large of a group (20+/- trucks) but it was a very interesting day … not to much action but we had a wrangler get stuck up to the rockers…. ALL IN ALL was a great day nothing broke and we had a good time…. ENJOY!!

[@willnieto1181]

If you don’t mind sharing it

[@marcosmaza6525]

wow when will you do something like this again, I would like to accompany you I have a Tacoma Trd sport

[@DerricksTowing-Recovery]

Hit me up on Instagram my1500laramie

[@AhmadAli-du2fq]

Awesome truck looked like loads of fun. What size lift and wheel setup are you running

[@DerricksTowing-Recovery]

8” 37x14.6x18

[@donlyl3]

Looks fun! Was wondering if you could share the map of this trail you guys went to? tnx

[@DerricksTowing-Recovery]

Shoot me a msg on insta 😊

[@willnieto1181]

What’s the location ?

[@DerricksTowing-Recovery]

Nj

[@nmisterio3762]

what is the location please

[@DerricksTowing-Recovery]

Nj

[@Winterascent]

Looks like they started at Penn State Forest near the lake there.

[@dp97303]

looks cool im in oregon i wish i could see the pine barrens but i was told NewJersey has strict gun laws i wont go to that spot with out my AK hear you cant have them in that state! I seen and hear spooky thing happen in the barrens

[@wailnshred]

I am not that familiar with AKs. But I know for a fact you can have all kinds of guns on the AR platform in NJ, they just can't say "Colt AR15” on them. I believe it is the same for AK47 style guns.

[@Winterascent]

Gun laws or not, I am not really sure a trip to NJ is worth the effort simply to drive some of these sand roads. The area is rather small, and the number of people there is beyond belief. It may be impressive to the locals and some from NYC, long Island, or perhaps SE Pennsylvania, but there is simply no reason to drive there from across the continent for 4wd. I grew up there, deep ruts in mud holes and sand are not what I think of when I think of 4wd. Rocks requiring high clearance, steep grades, tight turns around a switchback with nearly shear drop offs, navigating rough rocky surfaces and erosion gullies in the road, and getting to a place that would take hours to access otherwise. That is why you have 4wd. Mud, slop, tearing crap up because you're bored in the city, getting stuck and flooding your differential, and using an overpriced urban commuter to drive where you could easily walk in a short amount of time is well....so NJ.