I like Point A to Point B trails, where I drive through scenic landscapes and can check out points of interest like mines and ghost towns. Dispersed camping sites and rolling streams are a bonus!
Adventuring. When I first got my jeep, I enroll in Jeep AA (adventure academy) and I took a year in an OHV park to aquaint myself with obstacles... you know for just in case... but now I'm near the area where you were wheeling and feel quite comfortable with my rig and my skills.
@@JeepAdventures I love Johnson Valley and the San Bernardino Forests. I don't have a club to wheel with so i usually go by myself. Looking into heading to central cali or arizona.
If you are looking for some awesome camping / overlanding with the least amount of people in the area, both Heartbreak Ridge and The Squeeze are awesome trails....
Are they on Gaia? That’s what i want. I have a stock 4WD liberty and a disabled dog (so i don’t want to throw him around). I’d like secluded, but no rock crawling required. Can you guys help me out?
Hard to say right now as my calendar is sort of on hold. I am going to try and be in Big Bear this weekened at the Jeep Junkies run. Past that it won't be much till Aug. My next planned trip is Trail Hero or Morongo Basin Search and Rescue Run
thanks for sharing the trails and especially the camping spots that are available by them. I've been thinking about getting a Jeep, but I really haven't made up my mind what I want. I don't really care about doing anything extreme, but I would like to get to some of the remote camping spots! I've always been a country type person. I just never got into off road like the trails I see you doing.
You should get a Jeep. They are one of the most freeing vehicles out there. And its always good to start out on the easy trails, find cool camping spots and take friends. Big Bear is a great place as there is a ton of cool camping spots that are away from the crowds and let you just enjoy nature. Let me know after you get one and you can come out with us.
I don't want to say yes or no. The easiest one is Rattlesnake canyon but even then a stock Pilot will have problems. All the trails have parts you will be fine on but the full trails is questionable. You can use websites like TrailsOffroad to get a lot more details.
I can't wait to visit some of these trails again. We took our 04 RAV 4 on the little John Bull and it was a blast. Yes you can take some stock 4x4s but it's best to have at least a skid plate and all terrain tires like we had on our 04 RAV, unfortunately it was totaled earlier this year(January -2020) when my wife was on her way to work. But now we have an 08 RAV-4 limited with the V-6 and running on larger Hercules Terra Trac's II's. All we need now is a new skid plate and we're good to go again! Thanks for the great video, my wife and I really love getting out to different places to enjoy the freedom of the outdoors 💚🌲🌵🏞️.
Subbed and liked!! What would you say is the best trail for me? 2019 raptor supercrew. I tend to be to wide for some trails. I want to avoid scratching my the sides of my truck. Just finished cleghorn trail. It was good for my truck but even there, I scratch a little in certain spots
If you like some challenge, head over to heart break ridge. If wanting something easy, 2N02 or 3N16. Something a little more scenic can be rattlesnake canyon. Let me know what your speed is and I will give you more ideas.
GR8 overview of the trails -- we just did Heartbreak this past weekend and it was a great run! Question: Do you know if the 2021 Bronco 4-Door Badlands Sasquatch can fit through the tight Squeeze you show on your video? Our Bronco is quite a bit wider than our Jeep JL with 37/14 tires and it looks like some of the jeeps in your video are snug going through that section. Thank you!
That is a great question. The JL's are very wide. I have also taken full size S10 Blazers through it and they fit. It was tight. But they made it with mirrors out. With spotting you can make more space. So overall, it probably would do it, but I would recommend a spotter to be safe. And don't be afraid to backup.
Years ago i was wheeling back by the squeeze and ended up getting lost, eventually I came through a road that cut under a huge flat alter rock with sheer bolders on each side, and a big ledge, barely big enough to fit through i was shitting myself doing it... ive been looking for that side trail in that area for years and never been able to find it.
Thank you very much for this informative video!! Liked and sub'd. What trails would you suggest for a group of 4-5 rigs looking for scenic overlanding trails and scenic/secluded camping? We will have two 2wd Tundras in the group, both with 33" all-terrains and skilled drivers. The remaining vehicles are 4wd Toyota/Lexus SUV's with 33's. We're looking to do one night of camping and 2 days of trailing. We've done 3N16, 3N09, and 1N09 and are really looking for some better camping.
You can probably get back on 3n07a and get back into the forest. But you wont be able to run the full trail without 4wd. You could probably do rattlesnake which has a lot of great camping.
So big bear has only several areas that non street legal is allowed. You probably should call the discovery center to see which trails your are allowed. If street legal, go check out the squeeze and 2n02.
sorry, you are supposed to pay for those services even through many people don't. But I would rather not worry about being sued. You can use sites like TrailsOffroad.com to look up the trails.
In most of the national forest, you are allowed to camp at no charge up to 14 days usually. But note, it is super rare they allow wood fires, so best bet is to plan on a propane campfire.
You should be fine on Rattlesnake, White, and John Bull are doable but will be more difficult. Having help will matter in places. Heartbreak could be doable but might be problematic Squeeze, I would skip.
What kind of off-roading are you into? Overland (Camping), Rock Crawl, Just getting out...
I like Point A to Point B trails, where I drive through scenic landscapes and can check out points of interest like mines and ghost towns. Dispersed camping sites and rolling streams are a bonus!
All, but not to crazy rock crawling
Adventuring. When I first got my jeep, I enroll in Jeep AA (adventure academy) and I took a year in an OHV park to aquaint myself with obstacles... you know for just in case... but now I'm near the area where you were wheeling and feel quite comfortable with my rig and my skills.
I have heard fun things about that academy
Can’t wait till I have a chance to go see all of this for myself thanks for sharing great video
Thank you for watching.
Well done video. I loved rattlesnake canyon. I have more of an overland and trail riding rig but I like to get near rocks sometimes.
Very cool. What other areas do you like to hit?
@@JeepAdventures I love Johnson Valley and the San Bernardino Forests. I don't have a club to wheel with so i usually go by myself. Looking into heading to central cali or arizona.
@@joshblomquist4696 are you on facebook?
If you are looking for some awesome camping / overlanding with the least amount of people in the area, both Heartbreak Ridge and The Squeeze are awesome trails....
agreed
Are they on Gaia? That’s what i want. I have a stock 4WD liberty and a disabled dog (so i don’t want to throw him around). I’d like secluded, but no rock crawling required. Can you guys help me out?
I found heartbreak ridge, but there’s no trees. Can I add trees to that list? Can’t find the squeeze
Great video
Thank you
Maybe one day we can do a run together
Sounds good to me
@@JeepAdventures one we will meet
Hard to say right now as my calendar is sort of on hold. I am going to try and be in Big Bear this weekened at the Jeep Junkies run. Past that it won't be much till Aug. My next planned trip is Trail Hero or Morongo Basin Search and Rescue Run
thanks for sharing the trails and especially the camping spots that are available by them. I've been thinking about getting a Jeep, but I really haven't made up my mind what I want. I don't really care about doing anything extreme, but I would like to get to some of the remote camping spots! I've always been a country type person. I just never got into off road like the trails I see you doing.
You should get a Jeep. They are one of the most freeing vehicles out there. And its always good to start out on the easy trails, find cool camping spots and take friends. Big Bear is a great place as there is a ton of cool camping spots that are away from the crowds and let you just enjoy nature. Let me know after you get one and you can come out with us.
@@JeepAdventures thanks, it would definitely be fun to get out away from everything and enjoy life in nature!
@@comingtofull-ageinchrist6736 Let me know when you get it. You will love it.
Just getting out, but I want to get into overland! I've been thru most these trails, lot's of dirt bikes/atv's.
Yeah unfortunately.
I should try it too 😍👍🙏🏻 We we’re in Holcomb Valley on 1st of this year 😂
How did it go?
Can I take my Honda Pilot in any of these trails? I saw a Prius on your number one choice!!
I don't want to say yes or no. The easiest one is Rattlesnake canyon but even then a stock Pilot will have problems. All the trails have parts you will be fine on but the full trails is questionable.
You can use websites like TrailsOffroad to get a lot more details.
I can't wait to visit some of these trails again. We took our 04 RAV 4 on the little John Bull and it was a blast. Yes you can take some stock 4x4s but it's best to have at least a skid plate and all terrain tires like we had on our 04 RAV, unfortunately it was totaled earlier this year(January -2020) when my wife was on her way to work. But now we have an 08 RAV-4 limited with the V-6 and running on larger Hercules Terra Trac's II's. All we need now is a new skid plate and we're good to go again! Thanks for the great video, my wife and I really love getting out to different places to enjoy the freedom of the outdoors 💚🌲🌵🏞️.
I’m an off roader when my Jeep is not in the shop!
that is a problem at times.
Subbed and liked!! What would you say is the best trail for me? 2019 raptor supercrew. I tend to be to wide for some trails. I want to avoid scratching my the sides of my truck. Just finished cleghorn trail. It was good for my truck but even there, I scratch a little in certain spots
If you like some challenge, head over to heart break ridge. If wanting something easy, 2N02 or 3N16. Something a little more scenic can be rattlesnake canyon. Let me know what your speed is and I will give you more ideas.
JeepAdventures I’m trying to hit like a Baja type trail. Something I can go pretty fast on.
@@joemomma707 Your best bet would be head down to the desert floor. Check out Mojave road, Bessemer Mine Road, or Old Dale Road in spots
GR8 overview of the trails -- we just did Heartbreak this past weekend and it was a great run! Question: Do you know if the 2021 Bronco 4-Door Badlands Sasquatch can fit through the tight Squeeze you show on your video? Our Bronco is quite a bit wider than our Jeep JL with 37/14 tires and it looks like some of the jeeps in your video are snug going through that section. Thank you!
That is a great question. The JL's are very wide. I have also taken full size S10 Blazers through it and they fit. It was tight. But they made it with mirrors out. With spotting you can make more space.
So overall, it probably would do it, but I would recommend a spotter to be safe. And don't be afraid to backup.
Years ago i was wheeling back by the squeeze and ended up getting lost, eventually I came through a road that cut under a huge flat alter rock with sheer bolders on each side, and a big ledge, barely big enough to fit through i was shitting myself doing it... ive been looking for that side trail in that area for years and never been able to find it.
Sounds like the Squeeze 3N07A... Was that it in the video?
Thank you very much for this informative video!! Liked and sub'd. What trails would you suggest for a group of 4-5 rigs looking for scenic overlanding trails and scenic/secluded camping? We will have two 2wd Tundras in the group, both with 33" all-terrains and skilled drivers. The remaining vehicles are 4wd Toyota/Lexus SUV's with 33's. We're looking to do one night of camping and 2 days of trailing. We've done 3N16, 3N09, and 1N09 and are really looking for some better camping.
Check out 1n09, 2n02, 3n16, 3n14, and 4n16. There is some great camping off 3n16 near Holcomb valley.
You can probably get back on 3n07a and get back into the forest. But you wont be able to run the full trail without 4wd.
You could probably do rattlesnake which has a lot of great camping.
@@Joshyutah I appreciate the input Josh! Thank you very much!
@@nicks1134 Let us know if you have any other questions
I have a 89 K5 Blazer you think I'll be able to fit thru the Squeeze Trail ?
We taken them before down it. But you will need a spotter
I’m beginner to this. Are there any open invitation runs
Are you on Facebook? There is dozens of jeep groups on there that are constantly out on the trail.
Can't find 3N07A on the map in Big Bear. It comes up in Azusa Cyn Crystal Lake????
They changed the name of the trail to 2N07A I think it is now might be 2n07C
hey man which of these trails would be good for dirtbikes if any
So big bear has only several areas that non street legal is allowed. You probably should call the discovery center to see which trails your are allowed.
If street legal, go check out the squeeze and 2n02.
Wish there’s map overlay or coordinates mentioned in this video.
sorry, you are supposed to pay for those services even through many people don't. But I would rather not worry about being sued. You can use sites like TrailsOffroad.com to look up the trails.
What’s the easiest trail I can do around big bear/ San Gabriel valley?
Gold Fever Trail, 3N16, 2N71, then 2n02 is pretty easy for 4x4's. Also check out City Creek Trail
Where does little John Bull 3N10 East start? Could you maybe share a gps location please? That would be greatly appreciated thank you
Hey Brandon, head over to the website www.trailsoffroad.com They have all the details there.
I’m trying to find directions to the squeeze but I can’t find anything I searched up the coordinates you gave and it just says error
here you go
You need to have an account with the website
www.trailsoffroad.com/trails/1568-3n07a-the-squeeze
@@JeepAdventures Thanks I appreciate it 😂 sadly it says it’s closed though so I’ll have to find another location to go camping :/
how would polaris and can am side by sides do on these trails?
main issue is some of these trails are for street legal only vehicles. Call the forest service and find out what trails you can drive up there.
Is camping on the trails in Big Bear free?
In most of the national forest, you are allowed to camp at no charge up to 14 days usually. But note, it is super rare they allow wood fires, so best bet is to plan on a propane campfire.
How would an F150 do width wise?
You should be fine on Rattlesnake,
White, and John Bull are doable but will be more difficult. Having help will matter in places.
Heartbreak could be doable but might be problematic
Squeeze, I would skip.
@@JeepAdventures Thanks for the information!
Is that a prius at 15:55?
That would be a prius. There is ways back into that forest that a car can do.