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Poughkeepsie Gulch

A little bit of challenge and a lot of wonderful scenery made this one of our most favorite trails. Access via Mineral Creek from Highway 550.

  • Poughkeepsie Gulch
  • San Juans
  • Rated: Green
  • 2007
Wildflowers & The River

Jeep Articles & News

Adding Sentry Key Immobilizer

May 31st, 2009

There’s been a lot of talk of Jeep theft on the Forums section of MJR. While we already have a dealer installed alarm on the Jeep, we’re really bad about setting it. Then if we set it, I’ll be crawling around the Jeep and it will go off. We never really leave anything of value in the Jeep so I decided to add the factory Sentry Key Immobilizer, an anti-theft device that is always “on.”

Jeep Trail Reports

FAQ

Here’s a growing list of commonly asked questions in the forest. For general forest information & links, please visit out Big Bear Area section. How do trails like “3N34” get their name? What do the trail ratings mean? Do you have a listing of great trails in the area? Question: How do trails like “3N34” […]

AAT Reports

August Holcomb Creek Workday

By Ryan – Our Trail Maintenance day on the Holcomb Creek trail began with our safety meeting at the Valero gas station.


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