this was one of my earlier videos for this channel. I do like making the better videos. I have been working on one now for months and hoping to be done before Christmas. The only problem is they take so much time. But I do like walking the trails with people to get all the action, and get the reaction from the drivers. Thanks for watching

A good place to start. What did you think of the trail?

@@JeepAdventures beautiful I give it an A+ for variety of scenery and ease. It’s positioned perfectly on your list.

its a good one for sure, let me know what you think of the others.

The tj currently resides with my mother as a mothers day gift

And thank you

Yeah, there are years where it's intense and years where it's mild. If you post those photos somewhere, let me know

Silver Jeep is 38's x 13.50 and offset I think is 20mm

@ oh thats pretty wide. Hows the heart attack hill?

@@damiansmith391 That depends. I have done it enough times where it really doesn't bug me much. Just aim straight down, make sure your sway bars are disconnected, keep your vehicle in first gear low, and drive down it. Just go straight down. But for others, it's another story. Many people don't like how steep it is. I believe it is well over 35 degrees in a couple of spots which can really make you pucker if not ready for it. Todd, in the video, was pretty stressed about it but calmed down a lot about halfway once he realized the jeep was plenty stable.

@ we’ll be at anza this weekend and planning on hitting that trail. And some of my friends including me have toyota. I think we’ll be fine in the “squeeze” but the heart attack, i dont know lol. Are tires are like 33s 34s. We’re not sure how rutted it will be.

@@damiansmith391 You will be fine at Heart Attack Hill. We have done that trail with stock jeeps. And not Rubicons. The left side of heart attack hills is usually the easiest when looking down it. Make sure your buddies download the Jeep Badge of Honor app and check-in. *I saw you say they are driving Toyotas

Should be a nice ride. But check with the forest service first as it might not be open yet.

@@JeepAdventures Thanks for the advice! maybe I'll see you out there lol. Hopefully not needing your help to pull me out🤣

@@TruthSeeker9038 nothing wrong with that. Just means you are out having fun.

That area is a ton of fun. Did you hit any other trails while there?

No lift, and it was 33's or 35's. Basically a stock JLU with just some fenders, and sliders.

Sounds like a solid trip. Yeah, it isn't really that hard of a trail, but when you are up on that ridge, things could get interesting quickly.

Check out Jeepers Jamboree(Adults only) and Jeep Jamboree, this is a great way of doing the trail. They provide help, parts, and food.

Is it a problem if I have a Bronco 😁😁

usually not. But there is a bronco event that happens on the trail each year too.

Sweet I’ll look into that as well

This is a great trail, now that it is cooling down, i was thinking of running it again and maybe camping at one of the cabins.

Hahahha, I did the same thing with a lowered civic back in the day

It is, but the trail is closed due to the airport fire

@@JeepAdventures looking for a crew to roll with

Are you on the facebook?

@@JeepAdventures no just twitter

In all truth, it might be worth just creating an account for off-roading. There are a lot of off-roaders on there. If not, there are local clubs that meetup monthly like Dirt Devils that meet up in Orange. We will be heading out to Morongo Basin Search And Recue fund raiser this weakened. You can find more details at www.desertrun.org . We will be out there in our Silver Jeep.

Thank you for.watching. when was the last time you did it?

@@JeepAdventures It was just before Tropical Storm Hilary hit DV and washed out so many of our trails.

Very nice, when was that?

Thank you. And really is one of the best there is in moab.

Surprisingly, this one isn't know to the other states. It's a great trail. It's sort of like Calico for californians, we all know about, great trails, but everyone out fo state has never heard of it.

Sure thing. What trail are you going to hit first?

@@JeepAdventures which do you recommend for someone going alone?

​@@kashmimisince big bear is closed right now. You could check out Alabama hills and reward mine. If you wait a month fish Creek and sandstone canyon will ge cool enough

@@JeepAdventures oh thank you! I’m a super beginner ! No car friends yet 🥲

If your on Facebook, look up offroad groups. There is a ton of them in SoCal

Chu? Thanks, just looked it up.

Yeah, not looking good.

@@JeepAdventures I just drove to the top of Santiago Peak where all the radio antennas are two weeks ago, that looks like it's burnt too. We're not going to have any trails in OC for quite some time.

Yeah, thinking the same thing unfortunately.

Well???? What did you think?

It sure looks like it by the photos. My guess is this and all the other trails in this part of the forest will be closed for some time. Hopefully they open maple springs and the northern part when this is all done with. #airportfire

Nice, what part was your favorite?

@@JeepAdventures Small sluice box, but mostly all the camaraderie with my friends and everyone else helping everyone like never before anywhere

Yeah, the camaraderie is something else on this trail.

Yeah, that wheels protuding from the body really make it less stressful

Nice, any videos out there?

Agrees. Great trail for any AWD or 4x4 looking for a memorable day

Nice, any photos out there?

Thank you. I am trying to step up the game. My wife also drove the trail the trip before this one. But she was on her own and I drove my Jeep. It was cool watching. It was pretty bad a$$. But yeah, he lived life right up to the end. I only hope I can do the same.

Wish we could do the trip again this year, but this year one of the kids is now old enough for school. So vacation time has to be a bit more planned :(

Yeah, a very cool place. But it does seem like it is changing over the last few years..... Not really sure if it is for the better. But we will see.

Yeah, it sucked. It's not the spot you want to break. It's one of the few spots where you become a trailing plug. Holcomb is always a fun time. We will likely be out at Trial Hero and then probably at Mango Basin desert run. After that, Johnson is Thanksgiving if you want to hang out.

So fill up ij pollock pines, top off at ice house. It is only like a gallon and a bit and you will be fine. When I drive I burn about 1/3 tank, when the wife drives she burns about 2/3 tank because she idles with the ac on the whole time where I turn it off. The main reason I take extra fuel on these kind of trips isn't as much as I think I will have to use it (jl's get great trail mileage) but if there is ever an issue, I can drastically extend my range if plans change or gas stations are out of fuel. This has happened to me about 5 or 6 times over the years so when I go remote, I carry extra fuel just in case. If I need fuel I will add that to what I carry. Which you might see me carry 8 or 12 gallons at times. I. That case 4 is backup fuel and the remaining is planned consumption

There was an alternate entrance where you could skip that first two hard obstacles

Which one?

@@JeepAdventuresI was with the group that the CJ broke a ubolt and even though it’s just the bed you can see it at 26:30 it’s the dark grey Tacoma with the American flag on the right side. Thanks again for stopping to help us the trail fix held to the end made for a great story!!

Very nice. Glad you all made it off the trail. It was awesome seeing the Jeep at Observation point.

The Arcadia would have made for some legendary stories

@@JeepAdventures haha we joked about that but it would've been expensive to tow it 1600 miles home lol

hahaha, probably.

Nope

if you ran it from telluride to Ouray, you could probably do it in 2wd, but take the early exit. If you go the way we did, you might have issues near the top as there was some rough areas up there. You still might be able to do them in 2wd depending vehicle, tire, and pressure. But will be a challenge.

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Everyone was on my Starlink. A bunch of people that went were business owners so being fully disconnected isn't always an option. Plus when things went south everyone was calling people they knew for ideas as none of us knew much of the 4cyln JL. Thank you for watching. Have you done this trail?

You should be fine on Rattlesnake, White, and John Bull are doable but will be more difficult. Having help will matter in places. Heartbreak could be doable but might be problematic Squeeze, I would skip.

@@JeepAdventures Thanks for the information!

Sure thing

Let me know what you think afterwards

its not the hardest trail around, that is for sure

You will. The deserts will be in full swing. Just be warned, it could be cold at night even though it might be 70-80 degrees in the day.

You are basically direct shorting the welding rod. Or unregulated. You want to create 24 volts, the ground on the device. Positive on the welding rod. Then tap to ensure the welding will work, them start welding. Pull and push the weld

@@JeepAdventuresyea we gonna need a how to video

@@bmxrider8284 for the welding part?

Yeah, it is super easy

If under 85, shade is fine. But if over you will want ac