Hey there im pretty new to the suby scene I live in citrus heights area i was wondering if there are any good places around here to go rally/mudding since it is a rainy day i would like to go have some fun.

 

Prairie City, random back roads, up north towards auburn, etc.

Welcome btw :P I'm sure you have a nice car.

 

ya praire city....and depending how far your willing to go there is a dirt road down latrobe, out of el delrado hills. from citrus heights the closest thing is praire city. other wise your gonna have to mission it up to george town or forest hill. good luck and have fun! jealous

 

u ever get that unichip outa there?

 

what is this road u speak of off of latrobe???

 

What dirt road is this? I drive Latrobe from EDH all the way to Hwy 16 every day for work and haven't seen a dirt road.

To the OP, check out Ponderosa Road between Applegate (just north on 80 from Auburn) and Forresthill.

 

ok so your driving to 16 from edh.... you know like 10 min down where you cross over the train tracks? where S shingle road is? there is a small paved road you take on the right and it turns to dirt. its kind worn pretty good so its not ideal by any means but its dirt check it out next time you go by.

 

Ohhhhhhh, that road. I usually go the other way (east) into Shingle Springs. I've never taken it west. Good to know. If we ever get a dry day on my days off, I'm gonna go hit up Ponderosa Way between Applegate and Forresthill.

 

Watch out the south side is pretty rough right now, I even punctured a rally tire on it, the north side of the river is very pretty though. Silas is that the road that ends up turning into latrobe down by scott road? That water crossing may still be pretty full.

 

Get a hold of stupidchicken! He knows some good spots near sac. Come to think of it, he promised he'd show me

 

im down!!!!!!

 

oh im not sure. farthest i went was past some farm house a ways down. i never found a water crossing. i have heard about it though. always wanted to try it

 

Here's the link to the starting point off Latrobe Rd: http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&sour...69222&t=h&z=15

It ends near Rancho Murieta at Scott Rd.

 

im am so lost! i dont see any trails that take u from latrobe to scott on google maps lol... i must be heeelllaaa blind...

 

It's labeled Latrobe Rd on the map which is kinda strange, cuz the Latrobe I'm on every day goes from EDH to Hwy 16 in Amador County. But if you find the intersection of Scott/Latrobe near Stonehouse in Rancho Murieta, the road head east toward the town of Latrobe, which is all of like 5 houses and 1 horribly disguised cell phone tower/pine tree.

I'm actually gonna head out there right now and check it out. Perfect day for a drive!