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Hi, I am new to the forum. I have been taking my Modded P38 Range Rover To the Hungry Valley Off Road Park in Gorman California, and was wondering if anyone would be interested in a trip out there. The admission to the park is $5/day, and there is also campsites available, but I am not sure how much that costs. There are a lot of trails there of varying difficulty, and I think it would be fun to take the trucks out there and show what Range Rovers / Land Rovers are meant to do. I could help lead / plan a trip as well if anyone is interested. I have posted a few pics from old trips out there if you want to check out the conditions. If there is somewhere else around that you would rather go, that could work too. I basically just want to get a few trucks out there together because I am tired of being the only Range Rover / Land Rover that I ever see out there when I go. Let me know if you are interested. I am located in Southern California.


1998 Range Rover HSE 4.6 (P38)
Custom 6" suspension lift
4.10 gears front and back (Lucky 8 Off Road)
Custom Performance Chip (OE Tuning)
K&N Air Intake System
33" Irok Tires

We do go out there sfrom time to time. Mostly as a last minute trip. If you want to set up a trip there lets us know when and details, I am sure you will get a few to go with you.

Hungry Valley is always a good spot that is quick to get to...

Camping is ~10/11 a night so not bad...

Always up for it as well...

Thanks for the info. I just taked to my boss and he said that I can take off the weekend of the 13-15th of May because my birthday is on the 11th. My plan is to conquer as much of Hungry Valley as possible over the course of a weekend. The first day we would try to knock out all of the easy trails like powerline (the easiest rated trails) to see how the vehicles are handling the terrain. The second day we would try to knock out the moderate trails. On the third day, depending on how the vehicles handled the moderate trail, we could try the more difficult trails. My idea for the perfect trip is as follows:

Day 1: Friday, May 13th
Either meet up at hungry valley or other location.
Reserve Camp sites for the weekend.
Take down the easy trails like powerline
Mess around in the off road practice area
Set up camp, bbq, and socialize

Day 2: Saturday, May 14th
Set out to take down the moderate difficulty trails
Mess around at the off road practice area
bbq, socialize

Day 3: Sunday May 15th
Tear down camp
Attempt the most difficult trails, as long as the vehicles handled the moderate trails ok.
Mess around at the practice area
Head home around 1-2pm

Day three depends on how the trucks handled the moderate trails, and if I end up having to go to work between 3-5pm.

I can help plan / organize, but I would feel more comfortable with someone else actually leading the trip.

I have a few sponsors as well; maybe I can talk to them about doing something cool for those people that participate in the event. No promises, but it couldnt hurt to try.

If there is anyone that needs parts for their Rover, I can probably get you a good discount.

Here is a quick list of the kinds of things that I can get at a discount:

OEtuning.com (Performance chips, Dyno tunes, Superchargers / pulleys)
Gintani.com (Superchargers, Turbochargers, pretty much any kind of engine performance parts)
Lucky8llc.com (Suspension kits, OEM Parts, Rock armor, etc. They specialize in Land Rover Stuff)

If you are interested in helping my lead this event please message me so we can get this organized. Worst case scenario, I am still going to be going out there, so feel free to meet me there. Also it wouldnt be required to stay/ be a part of the whole event; especially if you do not want to go through some of the more difficult trails. Feel free to meet up during any of the day and I would be happy to accept you into our convoy.

Thanks again for all of your interest!

-Ryan

I just noticed that there is a Annual SCLR Meeting scheduled in May... Maybe we could use this trip as a possible location?

Hey everyone, here is a link to a video I made during my last trip to Hungry Valley. This obsticle was called the "Frame Twister"