@@Ivsadventures 93040B off of 1322 from granny gap 1 Rd. Hope that helps.

@DreamNPray definitely having a good time!!!. Thank you for the comment.

@NT5RA_Still_Learning well get it ready, look us up, and let's hit the trails. Thank you for sharing this with us. We never would've thought we'd be inspiring. Hope you get it done!

It is so beautiful, thank you for watching and the kind comment.

The pass is open. The Toyota round up was there the same weekend running it. Go to San Juan page and you'll find it.

Absolutely, we have wheeled both. Like the jeeps better. We drive them there, then drive them home and don't fly through everything. We get to really check out the stuff. I'm probably going to get another sxs soon, though. On the other note, I hope that they aren't drinking and driving, especially on the trail. Illegal in the national forest for sure. Thanks for the comment, and see ya on the trail.

Thank you, but at this time, we are not.

Thank you

It'll be a year before I'm back, and I'm not sure if I'll do BB again. My heights issue got the best of me this time hahah

Thank you. I'm not sure I'll ever do it again. Easy trail, hard on a scared of heights person lol Telluride is beautiful, but really all of it is. We will be going back now haha

Thank you so much for subscribing and the feedback. It is awesome that you saw us and subscribed. That really means a lot that you mentioned that. We're going to keep plugging along at it, and we hope we don't disappoint. We really just want to document what we do and inspire people to get out and see the beauty that we see. Thank you again!

You did not offend me. I take feedback well. I want people to get out and see this stuff for them self's, safely, and for everyone to enjoy. It's all good. Hope I didn't seem snippy myself.

That's good and bad to me. I don't like it when they fix things like that because of the adventure, but they're also taking care of it. Means they want to keep it open and tourists coming to the area. I'm just glad we came through before they fixed it.

@@hallumadventures3410 it’s the obstacles that makes it fun and interesting.

35 believe, but 33's could easily make it, and they say it's been fixed so a mini van could make it, but I can't confirm that myself.

So me and my mostly stock 4Runner can do it?

@@thegiant573 Maybe, but I would make sure you have someone with you and don't tear up the trail. What type of tires do you have?

@@sirsean1227 Good tires Nito Ridge Grapplers. It is a TRD has a locker.

@@thegiant573 I think you will be fine. Might want a good spotter just in case.

Thank you for the replies. Great information.

@allenharral6352 we really don't remember. They took us to other places kind of back to back, but the best we can remember was a couple of hours. We did it early, and during the week, sh there was no traffic either. That helped a lot.

Yeah, I try to stay out of the sloppy stuff. We went around, but Gunnar wanted to give it a try, and decided to park there hahaha.

Great spot, one of our favorite trails to hit, especially with newer wheelers looking to do a little more. The request it a lot.

These trails were a blast. We may come back the week if Thanksgiving and run some more at windrock. Haven't decided yet. Fun place for sure.

Thank you for the comment, we're just getting out and having fun. We enjoy being wanna be's.

Lol I figure it was only about 25 degrees.

We're using GMRS

Thank you for the comment, I don't hate you for the comment, but the one in the front and the one in the back were locals who run the trail often. You should also recognize that we went further than just off of the trail. Your concerns are legit, specially with big groups, that's why we only go with 10 or less rigs. Thanks for the comment, and hope to see ya on the trail sometime.

Broncos don’t need to stop to do sway bar changes as they can disconnect on the go in the middle of an obstacle. But you are right to ask for consideration. It shouldn’t have to be asked of them. Common Decency and consideration for others don’t seem to be in the language these days.

Head on up to Vermont and help those small villages whom were washed away. That’s what those rigs are designed for. Get out of those vehicles and help others if you feel you are righteous.

@jeffkovacs5974 thank you for the comment, but some broncos do need to stop to disconnect. It's not standard on all models, just like jeeps. Only the rubicon and I think Mohave disconnect on the fly. I bought a cheaper version that has to be disconnected manually, just like some broncos I've wheeled with. Thank you for the boost

Last Sunday (7/7) I found an open forestry road up on hurricane gap on top of rich mountain in greeene county,tn and by hot spring's, nc. It was a very narrow forestry road that ran back a good 4 miles with 3 creek crossings ending into a dead in big turn around area. Might have to go back up there and camp out in late September.

Would be awesome to ride with you something. Look us up on FB, same name. We ride in the Ozarks all the time. With these trips, we've not rode our there in a couple of months, but after we get back from Colorado, we're going to start back to riding at least every other weekend. When you're making a trip to Arkansas, just let us know, and hopefully, we can set up a ride. I'm a fan of the Colorado/ Canyon trucks. I wish Dodge still made a Dakota, and it looked like the bigger truck also. You'll definitely like the larger tires. We may come your way around Thanksgiving and run turkey bay, windrock, and gulches. Find that narrow trail you're talking about. Going to decide after the Colorado trip which way we're heading. May just go do a theme park and relax also. Yet to be determined. I had heard that they did that to the trail, but it didn't dawn on me that it was right after we visited it. That sux. Mini vans shouldn't be able to do trails lol. Thanks for the comment and info. Maybe we'll get to ride with ya on the trail someday.

That is awesome. We've just started venturing out to other states with our friends. It's so much fun. We only stay in hotels ourselfs. Already carry so much gear, but I might do some trips like you were talking about and bring a tent along. We don't do the RTT thing. I've seen too many times that it gets people in bad positions on easy stuff, and we tend to try to find a little above moderate for us. We have 2 rigs. The gladiator and a JLU, neither one has lockers yet. Thanks for the comment and the chat. We enjoy hearing about others adventures past and present

First time there. It did have a couple tricky spots. Was a lot of fun. We're deciding where we want to go during Thanksgiving week, and back to there is on the list for sure.

@@hallumadventures3410 well, if you ever go back, hollar. I can see if we can wheel together. I'm a couple hours from Hurricane Creek.

@@hallumadventures3410 well if you're ever in the area hollar and I might could go with you. I'm a couple hours from there.

@@backwoodstherapy I'll definitely let ya know, and I'll give ya advanced warning hahah

@@hallumadventures3410 advance notice helps. My schedules at work are made 6 weeks in advance. 🤣

You're laughing way too hard haha

Hahaha

Thank you. I kinda felt like it was fitting here

Thank you for watching. Very glad you enjoyed it. We had a blast. It's so much fun getting out with everyone on the trails.

Thank you for sharing a recent video of the trail. I hope to get on it next year!

Trail 4

It's definitely fun and a little bit hairy, and yes sir, a lot more than what a camera shows for sure.

Mopar lift with 2" spacer in front to level, 37's and 4.10 gears

@@hallumadventures3410 nice. What trim? Those don't look like Rubicon high line fender flares so I'm gonna guess a Sport with the Max tow?

That's exactly what it is. Max tow. Love the thing

@@hallumadventures3410 nice. How are the 4.10 gears with the 37s? After my JLU is paid off I've been eyeing a JT Sport S w/max tow. Don't think I'll lift it but I want to level it, throw on some slightly longer front lower control arms, and some c rated 35s. Want a nice daily driver that can go off road and also do truck things and some light to moderate overlanding.

​@backwoodstherapy I think it's alright. We have a JLU with etorque and 35's. I wish that they offered that in the JT models. Would make getting around better. I do very well getting around, but the lower gears would do better. It does get in to 7th gear on the 37's and it didn't not get out of 6th with 35's. Now explain that I've to me haha. I love it, and love the look of the 37's. I just do wish it had a little lower gears. Other problem is I don't have around 2k to pay to have them swapped. So 4.10's it is right now.

The only junk is the stuff in the fields that doesn't work, and even that is work in progress, haha.

Cool

Ozarks on 1424. We run that a lot. It's everyone's favorite, and this that's never run it, ask to run it. We run the whole trail, not just half, and we go up the rocky side, not down. Then to devils knob. From there we hit 1421 and came back to bubs cabin aka Spurgeon cabin then we went to union school house. From there we went a little north and ran 93204A and ended the day. If that helps any

Look us up on FB. We regularly ride in the Ozarks. We will be out if pocket for a couple weeks, but be back at it after that.

@@hallumadventures3410 I sent a request to join the group

Sorry for not getting back to you quicker. My fault. I'd say that a gladiator with a 2" spacer and 33's would be fine. I'm on a Mopar lift, 2" front spacer to level off, and 37's. I still rub the back end on the dips. Just kinda go in this at a slight angle will help, but I do hit the back so much that I don't worry about it much anymore, lol. As far as the rock at the beginning, take it hard driver. You'll be off camber a bit, but it's okay. If you start to rub to much, back up and stack some rocks under your passenger rear tire. There's plenty of rocks there, and just stack them till you clear. You'll have a blast! Thank you very much for the complement on the video. It's our fun with friends that we're capturing.

Sure was!! It was a great trip!

It can do most of it. I would say it would be fine on the main road, which does have some fun spots. Some of the side roads would give it troubles.

@@hallumadventures3410 thanks

It is a lot of fun and not over technical. Allowing for mistakes and learning without punishing the vehicles. It is a forest service road. Thank you for the comment.

Thank you

Thank you

We laughed so hard at that that I couldn't leave it out. Friends make trail riding fun and funny like that. Haha

Yep. Always wear your protection haha

Thanks for the comment, I like hearing about it. A built Toyota does do pretty good. I like wheeling with all brands, there's just not as many wheeling around here, so we don't get much video with them. But I do invite them.

That's a shame it did. Take the 4runner out.

@@hallumadventures3410 the 4runner doesn't miss a lick But it's not a jeep

@silky900 doesn't matter that it isn't a jeep. Take it out and find what it needs, build it as you go, and it'll be just as fun. We run with all brands. It just doesn't look like it because there's more jeeps bought and wheeled. They're all just as capable, some just have to be built a little more than others. Doesn't mean you get left out.