Mike Jones
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- Feb 19, 2013
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Recently I asked for some help on here for a place to go jeeping and camping. I recently moved out to California and have yet to take my jeep off roading. I have a completely stock 2013 Jeep Wrangler 4 door. Lets just say after this trip I am completely hooked, and now want to get some real tires for my jeep too.
Me and my friend went on the Coyote Canyon trail in Anza Borrego and had a blast, it was fun and challenging enough for a beginner, except one part we did get stuck for a bit....took some creative thinking to get us out but we worked it out.
When you get onto Coyote Canyon road, it starts out paved and eventually become dirt. You wind through some residential areas on the dirt road up until the point you get to the border of the state park. There is a really small sign welcoming you to Anza Borrego:
hmmm. Picture inserts from flickr were not showing up in the preview.... so here is a link to the album:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/mjones3/sets/72157651164961797
Me and my friend went on the Coyote Canyon trail in Anza Borrego and had a blast, it was fun and challenging enough for a beginner, except one part we did get stuck for a bit....took some creative thinking to get us out but we worked it out.
When you get onto Coyote Canyon road, it starts out paved and eventually become dirt. You wind through some residential areas on the dirt road up until the point you get to the border of the state park. There is a really small sign welcoming you to Anza Borrego:
hmmm. Picture inserts from flickr were not showing up in the preview.... so here is a link to the album:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/mjones3/sets/72157651164961797