Bunce & Ironclads Sunday 6/14?

[Diamond_D]

I finally got around to painting and installing my skid plates and I'm itching to get out and do something fun this weekend. Looking for something mild to get back into the swing of things, but ready to start pushing to improve my skills too. I've got a 2" lift on the 4Runner with sliders and skid plates, 31's and open diffs. I haven't done either of these trails before, so would love to meet up with some others that have and start wheelin' for this year! Also open to other trail suggestions if anyone has a strong preference for something else on Sunday.

[Jim]

I'd be a maybe. Bunce/Ironclads are getting old to me - but there's not much, up north, that's open yet. I'd be avail either day.

[Diamond_D]

If you've run those too much, maybe something different in the area? Bright Trail and/or Rock Creek? I've got to work on Saturday and the forecast for Sunday looks beautiful.

[Jim]

Bright trail is for your low clearance car - there is a nice view to the north from the trail (worth checking out), but it's not of much interest for technical trail obstacles. It's short and close so the vista points are a consideration. There is a short side trail that is more rugged and tight - bit it too is short.

I'd be curious to do Rock Creek as I've only been "to the top" on a snow run with Rob - I'd be curious to see it with no snow.

I'd be fine visiting Bunce/Ironclads. Ironclads will give you some challenge you're looking for. Let's see what others jump in to say.

Unsure if Miller Rock is open - it might be, that's another close option.

[flashboiler]

I did Ironclads Saturday... The trail is pretty rough, much rougher than last year. It's hard to say if a trail is too hard because of driver ability and willingness to rub etc. but looking at your icon pic of your nice 4-runner, I wouldn't take it on Ironclads if it were mine!

I would like to get out Sunday myself. Finally "finished" my sammy toyota axle swap and I'm itching to get out again!