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Will be going down to San Marcos this weekend to see some family, would like to get the Bronco a little dirty while out that way. Anyone know of any parks or trails on the easier end out there? Just in a stock BB so no lift, still on 33s with no underbelly protection, so probably want to try to avoid anything thay will scarp the bottom side up to bad. I do have a rear locker if the situation requires it.
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Hidden Falls Adventure Park is probably 1.5 hours from San Marcos.
281 Country Club (never been there) is South of San Antonio.
MudBuddys is about halfway between Houston and San Antonio.
 
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Hidden Falls Adventure Park is where you want to go.
Looks like MudBuddys is motorcycle/ATV only?

A little further away.
https://katemcyrocks.com/
 

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Will be going down to San Marcos this weekend to see some family, would like to get the Bronco a little dirty while out that way. Anyone know of any parks or trails on the easier end out there? Just in a stock BB so no lift, still on 33s with no underbelly protection, so probably want to try to avoid anything thay will scarp the bottom side up to bad. I do have a rear locker if the situation requires it.
Did you look in something like onX Offroad?
 
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Did you look in something like onX Offroad?
I did a quick Google search and onX was the site that came up, from what I understand it's a worthwhile app to download?
 

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Hidden Falls is your best/closest option. They have a bunch of different trails with various difficulty levels and just about all the trails have bypasses so if you end up on a section that you don't feel comfortable tackling, you can navigate around it. Also, there usually is always some Broncos out there so I'm sure you can meet some new faces and tag along the groups if you need a spotter.
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