got these today

That's awesome! Good job stepping up to get those made! I don't have a need for one probably until the TSJM since it is an awful long drive to go up there

..::Ryan::.. wrote:

Did you guys make them or are you like a distributer for them?

i had them made

bizz here is a jpg of the map, its not good enough to print , but should give you a idea of the trails



if a trail is a 4 , its a 4 , most dont have bypasses.......

as long as it is dry you shouldent have any issues, but might have to take a strap every once in a while, or just stay on the easier trails

I like the yellow trails!

I find it interesting how they are grouped up. I would expect the harder trails to have an easier level bypass. But it looks like if you want to follow a group going on Orange or Blue you are stuck on the access or follow to your doom. Unless that map just doesn't show bypasses. I thought it was explained that a lot of trails ran in parrellel so you could split up at the harder stuff and meet back up. That doesn't really look like the case.

Did you guys make them or are you like a distributer for them?

me or G

Who do we get them from

justinajeep wrote:

So does it show the diffrent levels for off roading? 1-5?

yes, each trail is labeled with its name and rating.......

the different colors are

yellow = access road

red =1 star-easy,beginner
green=2star-moderate, novice level
blue=3star-moderate, experience required
orange=4star-very difficult
orange=5star-extreme obstacle<-------only two in the park


and if anyone wants one they are 10 bux..........shipping on your dime........most will run about $5 for shipping

So does it show the diffrent levels for off roading? 1-5?

hi-res satellite maps with marked trails and trail discription of barnwell mtn @gilmer, tx

printed on 11x17 cardstock and lamminated with 10 mill lami