clear creak is located in the los gatos canyon park or something like that. I dont know if you know where coalinga is at but before you get into town you will see a prison on the right hand side of the road, that is the road you want to turn right on. follow that road till you come to a stop sign make another rightand stay on that road for about 22 miles. you are gonna make another right on a gravel road that will imediately dips down threw the creak.and there you are. some nice 300 foot hill climds almost straight up. if you like trail riding you will love it. dont go in the summer because what it is is old asbestos mines. dont want you breathing in all that dust. if you go right now the trails are not dusty at all. i dont trail ride but i had a great time there.

 

We like Hollister too[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] But, Carnegie is just over 30 minutes away[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

If your referring to target shooting, I don't care for it myself, especially just to bling rounds down range.

When we ride as a family[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] trail riding is the best, especially when it is country we haven't seen before.

 

Clear Creek...

I'm not sure how you get there from the east. From Hollister, you take 25 south for 40 miles. There's a turn to the left that says clear creek - 16.4 miles. It's easy to miss. It's a windy road, but very pretty. You pass Hernandez reservior and it's just a few more miles on the left. There are road markers going SE. If you're a GPS geek like me, the lat/long is N36-21'29.3" x W120-47'14.3". It's about an hour and a half drive from Hollister. There's a sign-in sheet about a half mile into the area where you can get a map.
-4ist

 

They have some bad hills over there. i took my bomb over there with the extended swingarm and it still rared up in a few places shooting the hills. some of them look like there almost straight up and down when you almost get to the top. When climbing the steap ones you have got to be real careful those hills are full of the dirtbike paths and they seem to cross back and forth over each other. just when you think you have found the rite groove the paths will cross and about 3/4 of the way up it seemed like every hill got real choppy with those woops. great riding if you like toride hard. i was totaly wore out when we left.

 

Hey forrest 39 do they do any dragging in the hollister hills? what kind of riding is it over there?

 

Let's hope that 2BIG2BFAST gets off the beach... saw this over on the Friends of Oceano Dunes website...We were there Mon-Fri and had awesome weather.... guess the weekend crowd isn't as lucky!

"2 vehicles were towed out by tow truck on Thursday morning, 3 on Friday morning and 3 on Saturday morning. All of these vehicles were towed out when other vehicles could not get them. About 50 other vehicles had to be pulled out with out a tow truck between Thursday & Saturday.

Beach campers are being told that if they are not out by the time the creek starts flooding with up stream run off expected to start by this afternoon are being told they will probably not be able to cross back over until Wednesday and even as late as Thursday.

Day users that crossed south when the creek crossing was closed this morning may find themselves stuck for a few days."

 

there are tons of trails out there. theres also plenty of hills to climb. ive never been to clear lake so i cant really compare it, but hollister does have hills

 

we'll i spent new yearseve on my wifes land up north outside of ukiah and of coures i did some riding [in the weather to much fun ] my wifes mother a couple of years back bought ten acres. and the drive way is a large loop about 6 to 7 miles long so of coures i spent yesterday and today blasting the crap out of that road to much fun alittle rain ,and alittle fog .but it makes for some good riding got chased by some roaming dogys wondering what they were doing up there saw them once then did not see them again .i think i loged about 40 laps in the 2 days i was riding very cool loop its a full width of a truck even bigger in some spots and hase all kinds of knarly turns and a couple of really nice open striaghts sections hope every body hade a sane and safe new years eve happy riding

 

Id find myself cutting fences. *looks around*

Edit: I was in no way serious because everyone knows that jeeps are water proof and can go through 10ft of water. So id have no problem getting out.. *looks around again*


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