Hey yall, I'm very unfamiliar with the Uwharrie trail system, but have been there once. I dont remember what trail I picked, but some portions there were borderline boulders sticking out of the ground. I've got a somewhat stock '24 tacoma (2.5 icon suspension lift, 285 trail grapplers, engine skid plate), and somehow didn't scrape once. I honestly didn't have that much fun on those rough rocky portions (makes it even more miserable in a 6 speed manual). I'm looking for more mud oriented trails, that dont have massive rocks throughout. I currently don't know anybody in the area that does any offroading, but would like to make some contacts. Some of those trails are kinda sketchy by yourself without a winch. LMK if yall would like to add me to a group!
NEWBIE TO UWHARRIE OFFROADING
- Thread starter Aldo Rain
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Uwharrie doesn't have "mud trails" except when it rains then everything gets slick.
WARRIORWELDING
Owner opperator Of WarriorWelding LLC.
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Try way farther South. Florida should have what your looking for in "trails".
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- Stanley, NC
There’s not much mudding left in NC anymore. Everything has been bought up and developed. Uwharrie is a blast when it’s wet.
ckruzer
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Lakeland. A place called “the flats”
(It’s prob just called Lakeland mud hole now”
Bogleparsons
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Go when its raining, oh lawd it's a whole new level.
Tom@Hilltop_Machine
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So was Tellico.
Metto
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but URE doesnt have trout streams last i checked. i dont think dudes fishing for shellcrackers have the same panache that trout anglers do lol