OK SB, now you can start buttering up the popcorn!

 

Well, since you put it out there .. do you REALLY want my opinion on it!? Well, since I'm not going to wait for an answer .... NICE RIG butgawd awful wheels! Don't care for the wagon look on wheels, need a little more than a 30 sidewall in my opinion :-)

 

We had Hummer do a obstacle course for us and honestly it sucked-***. I would forget the parks and hit the trails if you really want to test your Hummer's abilities.Just make sure you go with a spotter, those small windows can be annoying when trying to climb rocks and hills.

 

Shell, I can't tell from the pictures but your rims did come with a thin rubber coating right?

 

LOL WU! Can you imagine that wheel/tire package on anything else but asphalt!? My gawd it would take me 4 weeks to get rid of the bruises .....

 

 

I go to Brown's Camp in the Tillamook State Forrest in Oregon, because it is close, and it is an off road park. (I live in Vancouver, WA) They have trails from ***** trails to fully modified street legal jeep trails. I also go up on Mt St. Helens on the forest access roads. For both places I got a map from the Dept of Foresty, and the USGS. I needed to buy a permit for the Oregon State park, but no permit is needed for the US Forest parks, unless you are camping. You could hit Mt St. Helens from where you live, or you can go over to the Olympic Mountain range, or Mt Rainier and find similar trails. They aren't really difficult, but they aren't maintained either, so mother nature can make them somewhat difficult in places. Overall, though, they are great to introduce you to the activity and let you learn what you and your vehicle can do without getting in over your head. As for real parks like Brown's Camp that would be close to you, the best thing to do is hit the local off road parts stores in your area. They would be able to point you in the right direction, and could probably reccommend a good club to join so you have experienced guidance in your endeavors.

 

Stop, making fun of my truck! Those are just temporary, I put my 315 Toyo Open Country MT's when I go 4 wheeling.

 

I'm making fun of your wheels, the truck is awesome LOL! Don't sweat it doode, I'm just givin' you a hard time hehehe ..

 

And change the color