We decided to take the rig out today and try to find something resembling offroading in FL. On two previous mini-road trips around the state we discovered a few spots we thought we should bring the Trailblazer too and explore what looked like ORV trails. Since we didn't feel like driving 3 hrs we made a journey to a closer spot, the Green Swamp Wildlife Management area. I've heard from one friend it's popular with ATV'ers and guys who like to go mudding, aka rednecks.
Most of the roads are either wide dirt service roads, or narrower trails with a lot of over growth and a lot of mud and flooding. We got turned around in several places because the trails where simply impassable from flooding. If it wasn't waist deep mud, then it was boring service road. However the mudding was fun, there where a few spots where we turned around because we didn't want to burry the truck door deep in mud like Bacon.
Since my odometer is off, I'm not sure how far we technically went, but I reset the trip meter and it claims we did about 9 miles.
It is a pretty big area, and we accounted two ATVer's and stumbled past a couple groups of good ol' boys getting their drink on a few who looked on as if they'd never seen a lifted Trailblazer. All in all, this was our first official offroad session in Florida, even for being pretty tame.
I did manage a few shots of the rig. Bugs in FL however are the size of rodents, with wings.