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I will send a brave soul down a level 4 and film it for you.

We are going back out to the OHV park on March 8th if anyone is interested in joining our group that day.

Level 2 involves mostly smooth hill climbs and rutted out trails, the last video was all level 1 and 2. Level 3 has sharp rocks and boulders, moving rocks that slide out from underneath, and rocky hill climbs. In the level 3 video I stopped right after going up the hill in the end because my rocker was resting on a large boulder. I had to back up and place another rock under my left rear tire in order to climb over that boulder. Those rock crawlers were doing a level 4 climb that looks like a rock staircase.

I moved this video to the next page to correspond with my post.

moved to next page.

The title is misleading, I'll fix that.

The blue Forester was on Cooper AT3s. We got a lot of rain the day before, the rocks were a slick mess! The camera vehicle is a Dakota. I was in the Forester, I just took some poor lines. Driver error.

Some muddy trails and a water crossing at the end.

I'll post some more videos and a couple of pics later tonight.

Went on a level 3 trail with the Fozzie today. It did OK I guess, wish I had more ground clearance.

Filmed this during our winter storm down here in Texas. Added some in car footage of the donuts... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIql8TP9qPI

Enjoying the ice left over from the storm.

Took advantage of our little ice storm we had recently: [/url]

Hello fellow North Texan. Do you ever go to the Cars and Coffee meets?

I'll let you know the next time we go out there. I would love to wheel with an old school Subi. There used to be some trails in Arlington but they've made it illegal to off road there.

Any Texans or Oklahomans on this forum ever been? http://www.cityofbridgeport.net/index.aspx?nid=322 Trail map: http://www.cityofbridgeport.net/DocumentCenter/Home/View/629 I've been out there a couple of times with a couple of Subarus and others.

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Thanks fellas! The Discoverers are a somewhat aggressive All-Terrain with awesome mud traction. The factory tires were G91 Geolandars, I kept them for my summer set. I lost about 3 mpg going to the A/T's. The 2013 still has the good old 4EAT 4-speed auto in it.

Here's my 2013 Forester XT. Bought him new in October 2012, has about 27K miles now. For now it's pretty much stock except for mud flaps, a Torklift 2" Ecohitch, and some Cooper Discoverer AT3 235/60R17 tires.

Hello everyone. I drive a 2013 Forester XT. It's already scratched up from tree branches, I think it adds "character".

Hello there fellow Texan!