Wisconsin Off Road Park, Where to Off Road In Wisconsin? We show you!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 พ.ย. 2020
- Looking for where to off road in Wisconsin? There aren't many Jeep trails in Wisconsin. Embarrass River Campground & OHV Park is likely what you're looking for! In this video we show you what you can expect from this offroad park.
Nestled on the outskirts of the town of Tigerton, this off road park offers world class jeep, OHV, and 4x4 trails.
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Nice video! For those wondering about the full size trucks, this park was built with state ATV registration funds. Up until a few years ago, it was ATV / UTV only. Thankfully they expanded and allowed 4WD and motorcycles in the park to bring in a more diverse crowd. Because this was built as an ATV park originally, they had to put the restrictions on the trails.
Thanks for the info!
Glad to see the FJ back and getting some love!
So are we!!!
Oh now you post this! LOL We just moved from Waukesha where we lived for a year and a half and had to drive at least an hour north just to find a dirt road! Never knew of this place. Thanks for sharing 👍
You guys are awesome ! I'm just getting into overlanding with my 2020 TRD 4runner. Lifted, 285's, armor and a home-made platform to sleep. Thanks for taking me along and HELPING with you DIY's! I'm hittin' the road in Feb. full-time for 1 year from KY!
Best of luck! Let us know how it goes and what you encounter! And thank you so very much for liking what we do!
Bummed I wasn't able to make it that day. Glad you guys had a great time!
Next time!
Now that looks like alot of fun!!
It's a blast!
I must say it's a little upsetting to hear they don't accept full size rigs.. I off-road in a full size Tundra and I've never been anywhere that turned away full size rigs... What a bummer
Look at Merri go! Get it girl!
Nice video guys, that old saying " if you want to get there take a Jeep and if you want to get back take a Toyota" ! Ha
Truth....
Thanks for sharing happy wheeling 👍👍🇺🇲🗽
The Vermonter
Thanks 👍 You too!
Looks like a fun place. Definitely interested in checking it out!
You should!
Here's a link to maps, trail reviews, waypoints, pictures, and more videos rl4wd.com/tigertonohvpark
Nice video! I'm working on my build and my Ironman ATS will ship on the 20th. I've been looking for places reasonably closely and this fits the bill, I'm 80 mi. away! I'm going to check, but I'm assuming that a Forester isn't full size...
great montage
Thanks!
Thanks for sharing. This is only 45 miles from my house!
Our pleasure!
Love that none of you haven't air d down
This is like an hour away from me! I’d love to hit up that park this fall in the FJ!!
How far away is from Milwaukee?
Can you guys please do a video talking about the 4Runner versus FJ for over landing, pros and cons of each, and which you prefer and why? I feel you guys are in the perfect position to make an unbiased review since you actively drive both, and both vehicles are very built out.
That's an incredibly good idea Andrew. Thanks, we'll be putting that on our list!
@@WanderlostOverland Yay thanks! Really looking forward to it. I see you guys going back and forth between vehicles, and I keep wondering which you prefer and why.
This is great could you do the other local states like illinois and Michigan that you go to
We have a few videos up that cover Illinois and Michigan. There's many more in the works!
Not sure if its because I really like yellow but I like watching your fj videos. Lol
Thanks!!!
Looks like a lot of fun! I'll have to try this place out. I'm saving up for a Jeep WJ and will be modifying it while still keeping it suitable as a daily driver. I heard they require spark arrestors on all vehicles is that true? I thought those were just for dirt bikes and atv's? Why would they require those on 4x4's?
Nice
Thanks!
Nice that they limit tire and vehicle size. Bigger tires mean deeper ruts and impassable for the smaller tire vehicles.
It is. Sorry big truck-big tire guys.
The objective is to rock out the trails first to keep them sustainable before looking at the heavier or longer rigs. It'll also take more volunteers and staff to manage the increased trail and campground maintenance. Step one, we did this as our club only. Step 2 we introduced the first public park to a limited amount of rigs and riders. The rest will be determined by the help and funding along with safety records and such before the village would allow more.
Have y’all ever been to WindRock park in Oliver Springs TN? 73,000 acres of some of the most beautiful and challenging trails you will ever see.
Been there many times! You're right, it's a fantastic place.
Minnesota is kind of the same deal, we have Gilbert OHV park Appleton OHV park and not much else, there is some cool stuff up in the arrowhead region but alot of the stuff people do here can be done by wifes Venza. Gilbert off road park is pretty cool and there is some pretty difficult stuff up there to give you a challenge, we should meet up sometime and head up that way, there is also some good "overlandy" type stuff in the area with some nice boondock camping on rivers and miles of forest road to explore.
Northern Minnesota is on our list for next year. Keep in touch. Maybe our schedules will click and we can take advantage of your knowledge of the area. If you're on FaceBook or Instagram send us a message.
We mapped some amazing overlanding routes in MN this weekend. Absolutely stunning!! There are some really neat MN routes to confirm north as well we'll be listing as part of the Great Divide Overlanding Experience. GDOE is a very ambitious project to map a tour from Canada to the Gulf loosely following the Mississippi River basin. Here's where we're building the northern leg that includes a lot of MN rl4wd.com/directory/trail-systems/public-trails/greatdividenorthernleg
Nice to see the FJ getting out.
Woo hooo Go FJ!
It goes and goes and goes!
Question when the drive shaft broke. How did he get home? I am a newbie I have a 07 FJ. Big question if someone had a issue with a broken shaft out in the outback what do you do? Do you two have a off road video on what to do when there is a broken drive shaft front or rear? what do you do in these what IF type issues and problem when off roading?
Four wheel drive becomes two wheel drive.
He drove home in front wheel drive only. If a drive shaft breaks in an FJ (highly unlikely), the same can be done. If a front axle shaft breaks it has to be repaired before driving it anywhere.
Ah Yes I hear this every year sitting on my father in-laws land well bow hunting
When did they start allowing suv/jeeps in there? I ues to atv out there thats cool.
They just started allowing vehicles out there this year. It may not last long though.
I hear they are closed to anything besides side by sides?
The info on that is a little conflicting. I believe it's open to vehicles periodically. Best to call them first to check.
STT Pro's on your FJ?
Yup, they're AWESOME mud terrains!
I have a 79 bronco is that rig acceptable? Thanks
I'm not sure. Your best bet would be to give the park a call.
@@WanderlostOverland ok, what's the name of the park again?
of course what do u expect its a JEEP its always falling apart😂🤣😂😂
What good is it for a off road park if no trucks allowed? That's stupid.
Trucks are stupid. LOL
@@WanderlostOverland I guess..Thats why they outnumber Jeeps and the lil playtoys 10 to one.
Imagine doing all of that off roading and getting nowhere at all.
Good practice I guess
Imagine having fun with some friends. LOL
Wisconsin is a horrible place to offroad they have stupid rules that other states don't have. Save your money and go to Michigan