Top 5 Easy Overland Off-Road Trails Near LA & Orange County, California- SoCal Weekend or 2 Day Trip

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  • Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
  • Embark on a thrilling off-road adventure in Southern California near Los Angeles and Orange County with our top five overland trails in Southern California. Explore the historic and scenic trails through SoCal that have led 4x4 enthusiasts to want more. Get ready for adrenaline-pumping journeys, breathtaking scenery, and memory-making moments. Join us now and ignite your sense of adventure!
    Join Joshua Noesser with his collection of Favorite / Top / Best 5 Easy Weekend Overland Trails in SoCal. These trails are great for Beginners, New Drivers, and people new to offroading. We will get into details on the best trails to overland, the best camping spots, the best camping for large groups, the best seasons to go, and the type of scenery you will see.
    0:00 - Intro
    0:17 - Red Canyon, Bradshaw Trail, and Red Cloud Mine
    2:17 - Anza Borrego
    4:09 - Afton Canyon and Mojave Road
    6:06 - Big Bear
    8:11 - Saline Valley Road Death Valley
    10:30 - Review
    Red Canyon and Bradshaw - Chriaco Summit, CA
    - Red Canyon Start
    - Red Canyon Drop Down
    - Up Red Canyon and Small Slot Canyons
    - Bradshaw Trail to the West
    - Bradshaw Trail to the East
    - Summit Trail
    - Red Cloud Mine in and back out for Exit
    Anza Borrego - Ocotillo Wells, CA
    - Canyon Sin Nombre Start
    - Vallicito Wash
    - Arroyo Tapiado
    - Diablos Drop
    - Fish Creek West
    - Sandstone Canyon
    - Fish Creek East Exit
    Afton Canyon and Mojave Road - Barstow, CA or Baker, CA or Mojave Desert, CA
    - Manix Wash Start
    - Mojave River Wash
    - Afton Canyon
    - West Mojave Road
    - Lava Tubes for End
    Big Bear - Big Bear Lake, CA aka San Bernardino National Forest
    - 2N02 Burns Canyon Start
    - 3N16 Holcomb Valley Road
    - 3N07 Van Dusen Creek
    - 3N07A The Squeeze Trail
    - 3N16 Holcomb Valley Road West
    - 3N14 Coxy Road for Exit
    Saline Valley Road - Death Valley National Park - Lone Pine, CA or Big Pine, CA
    - Waucoba Saline Road Start
    - Saline Valley Trail - Saline Hot Springs
    - Saline Valley Road
    - Saline Valley Alternate Route Exit
    #overlanding #weekendtrip #camping
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Комментарии • 32

  • @OffRoadOverlandCamping
    @OffRoadOverlandCamping Год назад +3

    Great video!

    • @JeepAdventures
      @JeepAdventures  Год назад

      Love hearing that. Any trail you think I missed?

    • @OffRoadOverlandCamping
      @OffRoadOverlandCamping Год назад +1

      @@JeepAdventures General Patton Training Facility - Camp Coxcom, Camp Iron Mt, Rice AFB, Camp Midland, Camp Granite. There is also Stagecoach Oasis, there is also a haunted camp ground off hwy S2. If you haven't been to any of these, I can take you guys out there. We can also camp on the Colorado River too. That will be a lot of fun.

    • @JeepAdventures
      @JeepAdventures  Год назад

      Sounds like fun.

  • @ogrimdoombringer
    @ogrimdoombringer Месяц назад +1

    Great job. Well done. New Subscriber.

  • @Marhtyn
    @Marhtyn 10 месяцев назад +2

    Just ordered a Jeep and I will use this as a guide to break it in real nice. Thank you

    • @JeepAdventures
      @JeepAdventures  10 месяцев назад

      You will have a blast, all these are great trails. Make sure you come back here after and let us konw what you think.
      Also check out the video guide on our channel for 10 Easy Offroad Trails - Day Trip.

  • @eriksalgado5984
    @eriksalgado5984 6 месяцев назад +1

    Great video! No Santiago Peak off Maple Spings

    • @JeepAdventures
      @JeepAdventures  6 месяцев назад +2

      That for sure is a great trip, but it is only a day trip which is why I didn't include it.

  • @ChrisLoomisDirtFlix
    @ChrisLoomisDirtFlix Год назад +2

    great video Joshua

  • @terrapinoverland
    @terrapinoverland Год назад +1

    Nice...Looking forward to checking out a few of these later this year (2023)

  • @shawnsocha1683
    @shawnsocha1683 Год назад +1

    Thanks for putting this together. Great trails and great video. Makes me want to get off the couch and into the Jeep!

  • @Michael_Tran
    @Michael_Tran Год назад +1

    Thanks for this list Joshua...I definitely want to explore the Red Canyon area more next once it's a bit cooler.

    • @JeepAdventures
      @JeepAdventures  Год назад

      It's a cool area, a lot of cool things to see.

  • @Joshyutah
    @Joshyutah Год назад +3

    Lets hear it. How does this list sound?

  • @armandousmaximus7258
    @armandousmaximus7258 Год назад +1

    Great list!

    • @JeepAdventures
      @JeepAdventures  Год назад

      Thank you sir. I am guessing you probably done all these?

  • @Methendis
    @Methendis Год назад

    Love this! Thank you!

  • @trailship
    @trailship 11 месяцев назад +1

    I may already be following you.

    • @JeepAdventures
      @JeepAdventures  11 месяцев назад

      To follow, or not to follow, that is the question.

  • @MarioLoco03
    @MarioLoco03 Месяц назад

    The locals that live on 2N02 are starting to become cranky. Two times I was driving like 7mph when each time someone going the opposite direction stopped their vehicle, rolled down the window and yelled at me to slow down. Those old leathery people becoming karens.

    • @JeepAdventures
      @JeepAdventures  Месяц назад

      Yeah, this seems to be a problem everywhere. Somewhere in the last 10 years, people were thought if you move to an area, that means you shouldn't have to share it with anyone else it feels like. And if they don't' like something, even though its been there way before them, it should be changed. Sadly i feel it is only going to get worse as more and more people live in SoCal and less and less trails are becoming available.

    • @MarioLoco03
      @MarioLoco03 Месяц назад

      @@JeepAdventures I agree

  • @KyHarvey71
    @KyHarvey71 Год назад

    are you just using gaia to map these out? any other recommendations?

    • @JeepAdventures
      @JeepAdventures  Год назад +1

      I usually use Gaia when mapping trails

    • @JeepAdventures
      @JeepAdventures  Год назад

      Besides that, use our app Trailsoffroad, that will have all my details on the trails