Hi you all

[paco]

Hello from Charlotte,NC
Looking for some easy trails to go since I`m new to the OFF ROAD world any goog places

[tzdevill]

Hello Paco Glad we are getting some more from NC

[Trail X]

Depending on how close you are to the beach (add a location to your profile!), I'm sure one of the guys would be happy to bring out you there. You don't really NEED a lift there.

[NC_IslandRunner]

Hello form sanford

I will most likely be going to an island in April next year.

[navigator]

Hello from the NC coast!
Carolina Beach lets you drive on the North End (Freeman Park) and the South End(Fort Fisher) with passes but I wouldn't really call it offroading, just getting to a fishing spot!

[djthumper]

Hello from the NC coast!
Carolina Beach lets you drive on the North End (Freeman Park) and the South End(Fort Fisher) with passes but I wouldn't really call it offroading, just getting to a fishing spot!

Is there pavement on that beach?

[The Roadie]

Is there pavement on that beach?

I think only in Vegas would they think about paving a fake beach and painting it "sand". And put plastic fish in there for visitors to catch with magnets on the end of their lines.

[fishsticks]

...plastic fish...catch...magnets...

[bgwolfpack]

Is there pavement on that beach?

I think only in Vegas would they think about paving a fake beach and painting it "sand". And put plastic fish in there for visitors to catch with magnets on the end of their lines.

Don't forget Disney!

Welcome!

[paco]

Well I heard of uwharrie national forest park and some people comment that trails are very easy. Just for me .
So I will be searching more about it.Thank you all.

[djthumper]

Well he said he wouldn't call it off-roading...

[The Roadie]

Plastic fish with steel fake dentures?

[navigator]

Well he said he wouldn't call it off-roading...

Sure you are driving your vehicle off road and some of that deep sand can be tricky at times. I'm thinking since is only maybe a mile long beach so you really wouldn't do much "off-roading"

[NC_IslandRunner]

Well he said he wouldn't call it off-roading...

Sure you are driving your vehicle off road and some of that deep sand can be tricky at times. I'm thinking since is only maybe a mile long beach so you really wouldn't do much "off-roading"

My friend's Jeep with 33" A/T found out how deep the sand can be, I don't think he was trying to find the bottom but he did a good job. #1 rule to driving in beach sand: If your tracks are deep, don't stop. Can't wait to get back out on the island..

[navigator]

My friend's Jeep with 33" A/T found out how deep the sand can be, I don't think he was trying to find the bottom but he did a good job. #1 rule to driving in beach sand: If your tracks are deep, don't stop. Can't wait to get back out on the island..

that is why I want to get a winch and hopefully a pull-pal. Then I won't have to worry too much about getting stuck.
The difference between getting stuck in the swamp in the mud and at the beach is if you get stuck in the mud around here a "redneck" will be along in 10 minutes or so and pull you out and love every minute of it. At the beach folks aren't as excited about stopping in the sand and pulling you out.

The one time I got stuck (with our old explorer) everyone told me to air down. I aired down but was already buried. I ended up jacking the thing up and filling in the holes with sand and putting driftwood and such down and was about ready to try to drive out when a guy offered to tow us out. At that point I wasn't about to let that offer get away.