3 People Killed After Jeep Falls Off Cliff

[@iambryyyan]

If I were a passenger, I would honestly get out of the car and walk behind it. Just watching this video gave me the shivers.

[@amoore2165]

Agree. No way I’d want to be reliant on mechanical things there. Not even a bicycle. Walk and that’s it.

[@yomanugraha]

Clever idea.

[@Stressless2023]

Damn right. I can't believe neither of the ladies did that because that would have been the first thing I did as soon as I saw how narrow those trails got... Gonna take us a couple hours longer but that's just fine.

[@Ria-sd2ex]

Same. Why drive on that? I don't understand. You can control your legs...the car is another story entirely.

[@vidamccurdy9764]

Absoulutely...my first thought also

[@tomsuiteriii9742]

Having grown up in a Colorado mountain town, the roads here can be a nightmare-especially in the winter. We never had a road this extreme where I was, but I’ve seen cars plunge off major highways like 285 & C470 into the abyss below. May God comfort the families of those lost in this tragedy. 😞

[@m00nl1ghtba3]

i almost died when my family and i went to Breckinridge, colorado during a snowstorm and drove to our house on the highest mountain

[@vuton3877]

Darwin awards to these 3

[@mishaa7263]

my family almost died when we got stuck in Golden, Colorado in a dodge neon my dad is so dumb

[@h1gh_end134]

@Mike Jones how about we sacrifice you?

[@h1gh_end134]

@Mike Jones seems like a good idea doesnt it?

[@beginization]

I hate drivers that need to look at you when their talking.

[@mmcquay73]

me too I don't get it TBH.

[@ginaluciano9933]

*they're talking

[@edithboozy1000]

My wife 😔

[@sooofunny37]

you'd hate my Mom

[@JustSendMeLocationPlease]

@@ginaluciano9933 thanks for your valuable contribution to the conversation, nerd.

[@nicolaakuneme9024]

Sending my prayers and condolences to the victims' families. What a terrifying way for your life to end.

[@realAndresilver]

Bruh a bunch of negative replies

[@joeshittheragman6252]

@@realAndresilver its true though. Thoughts and prayers doesn't mean squat

[@austinnsuff6576]

@@realAndresilver For some reason the mention of God or prayers really twists peoples panties.

[@altter7652]

​@@KennyMcCormick5467 so is your father.

[@parvp4529]

@@realAndresilver yeah this happens very often especially in Inside Editions reply section

[@CatsBestFinds59]

There's nothing that road leads to that I would ever need. So sorry for the victims. RIP

[@JJ-gp4mg]

For real.

[@boohere2]

could have walked instead that road stayed off the cliff....but more inland. probably would have been better for all of them

[@franckonesime9183]

Fact

[@Vidishish]

A spectacular view

[@MsMoNeY87]

I wouldn’t even dared to try driving on this road. Such a sad and tragic story! R.I.P.

[@TestMeatDollSteak]

I’ve always absolutely hated driving on mountain roads, even fully paved ones with guard rails, for fear of this exact thing happening. Nightmare scenario.

[@TerminatorTheory]

@M Y T H I C A L N O V A *really bruh*

[@misspollysdolly]

We live on mountains back home and the way people drive like theyre not on the edge of a cliff is scary af. One of my grandads workers was driving right near our house served off the cliff. The only thing that saved him was a tree that caught the back of his tractor

[@videogames9974]

I agree, I feel the same way, even with pavement and guardrails I'm still terrified. No way I would do what these ladies did, couldn't pay me enough. Gotta get that picture though.

[@tycho1123]

Thankfully my country is completely flat.

[@pixels6989]

I haven't learnt hw to drive. I don't have licence.

[@fahrenheit2530]

That road looks like an absolute nightmare, I can only imagine how scary and painful their final moments were. Bless them

[@Filthy_Larry]

The road they were driving is called Darwin lane.

[@DREADEDTRUTH_]

they probably didnt feel it..

[@sabelruiz3613]

@@DREADEDTRUTH_ if you tumble down a cliff would you feel it probably have some respect

[@wininaphe5104]

@@DREADEDTRUTH_ most definitely did but probably didn’t last that long

[@jaelenrandolph2030]

@@wininaphe5104 doesn't matter how long it lasted. Pain is pain. Pain until death is even worse I believe for those alive grieving the loss. But I've never died so I guess we would be making predictions here about how much pain it is to fall off a cliff and never come back... Silly of us.

[@Notbreadsticks]

i’ve been there. it was scary. when we were passing by we saw a car that was on the very edge with no driver in it

[@rm4519]

What?

[@anniegaston6377]

@@rm4519they probably abandoned the car because it was too stuck to maneuver safely off the edge

[@karamlevi]

You can’t look away at all during the drive. You need mental breaks often to remain second by second vigilant. Take a break and look around. Then drive again and zero looking out… not even a 1/4 second. If you do that? You’ll be fine. Likely a break every 5 min cus your mind gets frustrated and makes you want to “just drive normal”… If you can’t meditate… don’t even think of driving this road.

[@maureenhayes8459]

My partner and I went on a tour with Don Fehd a few years ago up in the same area. He was a very good driver and a very nice, nature-loving man. I cannot imagine him making a rookie mistake due to all his experience. I can't help but wonder if a boulder fell or part of the road gave way causing this tragic accident. My prayers go out to all involved as well to their friends and families.

[@Hawken707]

Or he was distracted by two good looking women.. who knows??.. folks may never know.

[@nauvalghaina8616]

@@nyankanakitty Even KLM's most experienced jumbo jet pilot make deadly mistakes

[@MakinaDeMuerte]

@@Hawken707 ...bruh

[@Longhairbaee]

@@Hawken707 your disgusting David

[@Hawken707]

@@Longhairbaee why am I disgusting? I trail ride with large groups all the time. And I can assure you, more trees have been skinned, more tires have been busted on stumps, and fenders and bumpers have been bent, and most of the time, there's a pretty girl in the jeep, and the driver is making conversation and not watching the trail. I was stating an opinion on pretty much a common fact. He had 2 pretty women in the jeep, which means one was in the back seat. Taking your eyes off the trail for just a second can have bad results. Wasn't trying to make a joke , I was being serious, he probably got distracted, and once those big front tires leave the edge, it will just suck you off the road.

[@Tye84xx]

I can't imagine how scared and terrified they must have been falling down a mountain that high ☹️ my condolences to there family and friends may they rest easy

[@jordanmcmorris5248]

Yeah, but I don't imagine them having a lot of time to think, really. It was probably pretty hectic getting thrown around the car while tumbling faster and taking impacts.

[@dayangmarikit6860]

@@goodnightmunchie Why?... what's your point?

[@dorci9387]

@@dayangmarikit6860 it’s a bot.

[@dorci9387]

Or a troll. You can see from their other comments

[@TeeNicole10]

😥🙌🙏

[@distilledfreedom1840]

Just awful. Poor ladies trusted the guide. I haven't been a passenger in a car for at least 20 years. Can't imagine letting someone else drive on that trail.

[@Phenom0100]

They would have been safer walking it! I would be too paranoid to unnecessarily risk my life like anyone who has used those roads!

[@Lt_Tragg]

Indeed. Not even on a dirt bike or bicycle. I might consider hiking it though.

[@johndurrer7869]

Reminds me of when I was 18 and in a rocky relationship of 2 years. We were going on vacation and my gf told me she knew a shortcut. I agreed, she knew I was terrified of heights and sent us on a road exactly like this that was impossible to turn around and a 1000 foot cliff, I had a damn mini truck at the time. After we barely survived I turned around took her home and never talked to her again.

[@josephfdent]

I would have felt the exact same way if I had been you at the time. Not the never talking to her again part, but the part about feeling terrified

[@BlueChippy]

Listen to tate

[@reemalabed3694]

Omigoodness. What kind of psychopath does that to a person? I would have hiked on foot. Goodbye mini truck! It was nice knowing you.

[@archangelvvv]

@M Y T H I C A L N O V A FKU

[@winninginlife]

I drove through the mountains once on my day off just because, it was so windy I kept begging and pleading to God that if I made it to the nearest highway I would Never do it again lol It's one of those experiences I'll never forget but there was no way I would've asked someone to join me just out of fear. Kudos to you for setting clear boundaries, she was not worth your life.

[@RitaMichelle]

My family (from FL) took a trip west around Christmas time many years ago. We were driving in the mountains (paved road) and hit some ice going around a corner. There was no railing and a massive cliff, we slid right towards it and thankfully the other lane was empty. Somehow the car straightened out in time, but I get flashes of that memory from time to time and feel so thankful I live in flat, warm FL. My heart goes out to the families, it must be rough ❤️

[@MileytheJeepV2]

Being from Michigan im just glad its pretty flat here… id literally move if i had to drive on icy mountains

[@denitzilla]

Oh my gosh poor dear, am so sorry this happened to you. I had the exact same dream where the road suddenly brakes and the car skids toward the abyss and sometimes I can drive up other times am falling my kids screaming. My chest sinks down and i wake up out of fear and start crying both of relief and sometimes anger for having that freaking dream. I can't imagine this really happening 😢

[@mikumybeloved5512]

Glad ur still here 🙏

[@cheesewithxbread]

Florida has mountain roads as well. It's about which part you live in

[@jerminator0688]

This!!! Yes, I will stay in Florida, thank you!!!

[@marknc9616]

We had a road in NC that was and likely still is like this. One morning an elementary school bus was driving along. It was raining. A dump truck loaded with gravel was flying the other direction. The training for the bus driver was to pull safely to the side and let the other vehicle pass. The driver could not see the side of the road clearly in the rain. A tire dropped off the dirt road. Then the whole bus rolled down the ravine. Helicopters from Charlotte came to rescue the children and the driver. There were no fatalities. The driver was found to have followed her training. She recovered and returned to continue driving the bus. I learned about this when I was at the bus garage for new drivers training. The wreckage of the bus was towed in. It was a harrowing sight. I was assigned to the same elementary school where to my surprise this had happened. The driver I talked to said that this was her bus. She told me her story that I just shared with you.

[@needtoknowbasis3499]

What a beautiful lie. Do tell more.

[@davidrhelmick72]

Hmmmmmm

[@Callsignethiopia]

Oh thank God that story turned out a lot better than it started 😭

[@MrMrsregor]

@@needtoknowbasis3499 why would someone spend their time typing out this complex story that is untrue.?.. or the real question is; why do you care enough to call them a liar when in actuality you have NO IDEA

[@trawlins396]

What's the point of this?

[@fernanmontevista204]

My deepest condolences yo the victims and their families. Rest in peace

[@rainzandersvideos3552]

@M Y T H I C A L N O V A its true but its an accident.

[@starmalikthegoatacceptthat2662]

@Landon Dougal don't act stupid on these roads....

[@Taelyr]

@M Y T H I C A L N O V A blame the tour guide, not all of them 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@rodolfotsang4327]

@@willycirinos2725 lol

[@playingsomechunes]

Yo indeed

[@axiomaddict]

It’s reassuring to me that I’m not alone in my primordial fear of a road like this. No. Just no.

[@austindarrenor]

IKR. It's almost as if there's some sort of magnetic pull to make you go over the edge.

[@Singularity2Singularity]

i'm not afraid of the road, i'm afraid of other people on that road lol

[@Mehki227]

​@@austindarrenorIt's called gravity🙄

[@austindarrenor]

@@Mehki227 Yo Einstein. If you're so smart then why did you miss the point?

[@suprememagnetic4850]

Never put your life in someone’s hands when it comes to driving next to a cliff

[@idkjames]

“A million unforeseen things” is completely pseudo. Id like to see someone quantify that. Especially the “expert” they interviewed. If you dont take risks you arent living.

[@wrxsubaru02]

What do you mean by that, though? So go alone instead? 1 car per person and follow each other?

[@shaynejenkins446]

I am here in my mould But I'm a million different people from one day to the next I can't change my mould@@idkjames

[@oldStupid]

@@idkjames Unfortunately, sometimes after you do, you're not... My condolences, and God Bless everyone, Amen.

[@gotyoumad6828]

In pakistan people Risk there lives driving on those very dangerous mountains you should trust them 🤡 but that doesn't change the fact you still get pummelled clown🤡🤡🤡

[@toughenupfluffy7294]

In 1986 I drove this road in a 1976 Plymouth Volare, all the way to the Wright Lake trailhead to climb Mt. Sneffels. The worst part was the next day, when my brakes started to smoke on the way down. Volare, woah woah.

[@caveredecorator5310]

oh is that what the dean martin song is about.

[@erika8214]

No, it won’t be one of “the scariest things that I’ll ever do,” because I won’t do it. Rest In Peace to the victims.

[@Filthy_Larry]

Scariest thing I ever did was toss eggs at parked cop cars.

[@Bidness100]

😀 💯

[@JunoSuede]

I don’t understand! Why do people put themselves in such dangerous situations? Swimming with 🦈, driving on dangerous roads just for the thrill. Going out during natural disasters. Drag racing or reckless driving etc etc…

[@richardmorris7063]

I guess we're all built different, not for me either.

[@Eccentech]

People love a little adrenaline rush

[@LAMB53087]

They do it to brag about it later. This is why these days, there is usually a GoPro rolling at the time of the incident. It's all about showing each other videos. It's important to people now.

[@C1418OS]

They've an innate understanding of something you'll never grasp, you needn't dwell on such matters.

[@jraddd3477]

It's not more dangerous then you average commute to work, look how many people get killed by sharks annually and how many people die driving to work...

[@Bootsii]

Damn, I have nightmares of things like this, and I'm so grateful every time I wake up.

[@nettiea9384]

Same!!!

[@Galm1Cipher0]

@@goodnightmunchie imagine if your dad existed

[@laming2006]

Condolences to all those that mourn the losses. Years ago, over the course of a few years, the wife and I traversed this road in rented Jeeps, as well as our own 4WD Blazer we had at the time. (I was driving.) There was never any life threatening drama during the entirety of the trips. You take your time and be very careful. It will never be known what conditions that led to this tragedy. (It was NOT through lack of experience on the part of the driver.) However, closing off such roads "for the safety of others" is doing a disservice to those of us that enjoy experiencing the mountains in such a manner. If you're uncomfortable with such exploration upon roads such as these: Simply stay off them, but please don't try to impose your concern on others and thus prevent them from safely enjoying such historic roads.

[@michaelhansen7516]

Agreed. They shouldn't restrict access to protect us from ourselves. Stuff happens. The only problem I see is spending public money to extract the vehicles and bodies. Maybe just leave it all down there unless the victims families pay for it or someone volunteers.

[@unclemoneymoneyuncle8702]

I almost fell off a section just like this driving in Colorado.... I came within a few short inches of going off, definitely learnt to respect such trails after that and never approached things with such disregard again as prior to that I was just too overly confident for having done so numerous times, but things can always go wrong no matter how many times you've been on the said trail!

[@dianakidd4219]

When I was a kid my family was on those roads in Colorado. Back then there were plaques saying who had died in a horse and buggy going over each stretch of road. No guard rails back when we were on it.

[@sophine7189]

This is good advice for all those young and old. Experience teaches us the most. Unfortunately alot of people will never learn from your mistake bc they think it won't happen to them. But ill heed your warning.

[@tac7826]

Maybe it was a mistake the tour guide did but didn't survive it.

[@xolomartinez6036]

I drove something similar in some mountains east of SLC. Very slowly and cautiously, never again, that was nuts! In a 2w drive toyota pickup.

[@candydeville]

!! The entire road is a few inches of going off!!

[@MsTeriBaby56]

My deepest and sincere condolences to the victims and their families. Such a tragedy. 🙏

[@Billy28376]

There’s no victim. It was their choice. It’s sad but nobody forced them to do it.

[@Char479]

@@Billy28376 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ Look up the word “victim” - Just because they “chose” to go on the tour doesn’t disqualify them from being “victims” of the tragedy. They chose to go on a tour, not fall over the edge. That’s like saying people who die in plane crashes aren’t victims because they chose to get on the plane.

[@seykai]

@@Billy28376 What a horrible way to treat the dead.

[@KevinInPhoenix]

But not an unforeseeable tragedy.

[@lilybond6485]

They CHOSE to put themselves in that perilous situation.

[@decafmocha211]

I wouldn't walk on this road...Rest in Peace

[@increasekru5123]

You might as well play Russian roulette with a loaded pistol, this was just a downright stupid way to lose your life.....

[@ryanm4013]

@@increasekru5123That’s quite an exaggeration there Skippy! It’s MUCH more safe than a 1 in 6 chance of blowing your brains out

[@captainmac9929]

I met Don coming down from that same road as I was going up just a few days prior to this accident. We pulled up to each other on a wide section and he joked with me about something, can’t remember what. He was in that same white Jeep Gladiator and I was in my red one. He had four people in the cab and they all had smiles on their faces. Little did we know.

[@my_name_is_chef4856]

This is why, no matter how many times you’ve driven on a road or a trail you must never get complacent. You always have to be aware and you should always exercise caution. I hope this doesn’t get the road restricted

[@Karamarika]

I would imagine accidents happen with a fair amount of frequency on this road. People know how dangerous it is. If it was going to be restricted, it wouldn't be because of this one accident.

[@jayasmrmore3687]

This road SHOULD get restricted

[@josiahbates8962]

Somewhat off topic, but im going to school for Electrical Distrubution (think like a power lineman, working up on power poles) one of the main things that my teacher has been teaching is never to ever get over comfortable up on the poles, that kind of power will kill you in an instant. The same thing applies to something like this, being over confident in something this dangerous is an easy way to get killed, regardless of the activity (if its inheritly dangerous of course)

[@someoneextra819]

@@jayasmrmore3687 exactly that's the issue

[@masterferguson8703]

It won’t people drive off roads all the time dummy.. even perfect straight ones.

[@LadyWindblume]

Condolences to the family. I’ve been on mountain roads in Colorado and it’s a scary experience to say the least! Especially in inclement weather or at night!

[@Filthy_Larry]

Lmo😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@kawaii_icy]

youre not a lady...

[@sybsygstgstsgysg5330]

Or both

[@WonderwomanFitness]

Yes at night is no joke.

[@Daemonlord7372]

Ok venti

[@aaronjensen5524]

My heart goes out to all three victims' families.

[@robbieogle8622]

Why? Why did they drive there? No normal person would do this. Is this an American problem?

[@realcritical-kr2dd]

@@robbieogle8622 it's not just America, it could be just about anywhere else. And people aren't that bright you foreigner 😡😡 🇺🇲❤️🇺🇲❤️🇺🇲❤️🇺🇲❤️

[@aaronjensen5524]

@@robbieogle8622 I have no clue. They were enjoying some vacation........

[@amber619pop]

@@robbieogle8622 I would say it's more of a rich people problem. Like the people who die on the top of Mount Everest 🤷‍♂️

[@Xndrrgaming]

@@bradhatcher1059 cry more

[@Doom_runner]

That is so devastating because they hired a professional tour guide. I can’t even image their last moments. Prayers for the victims and families.

[@beckyg8028]

We've been on several roads like that in Colorado. I always prayed my husband wouldn't have a heart attack. When someone comes in the opposite direction, it's extra scary if you're on the cliff edge.

[@veganconservative1109]

One accidental bump... Roads like these should be one-direction only affairs.

[@Indigo00eyez]

This is what the road to Pike’s Peak looked like in the 1970s. I was 8 years old (on vacation from the Midwest) and I lay in the back seat screaming and crying. From the passenger side, it was a straight drop. And yes the road was in both directions.

[@jaxontheboss2319]

Especially Wolf Creek during the winter time when the pass is above the clouds and visibility is like 20 ft or less very scary

[@beckyg8028]

Oh and did I mention the The Pikes Peak International Hill Climb, also known as The Race to the Clouds, is an annual automobile race to the summit of Pikes Peak in Colorado.

[@Indigo00eyez]

@@beckyg8028 No way!!

[@ArgentinaPrimermundo]

Ever Since I was a kid I was taught that playing with fire can get you burned... That road speaks for itself about the dangers of taking that tour.

[@akemi.sat0]

It's so stupid that people have such huge ego and think they can do ANYTHING but in reality one small mistake (for example driving like a bit too fast or accidentally putting a foot on the wrong pedal could end your life. It was way better to walk through the trail instead of a heavy vehicle

[@DocMicrowave]

Not to mention relying on a mechanical device such as a vehicle to not have any malfunctions while on that road.

[@2dclxvi]

Surprising that they had an experienced guide....usually it's amateurs who get distracted by the view or forget to put the E-brake on when they stop for a picture...makes me question if they may have had a mechanical failure. I've driven that road...it's the longest/steepest trail I've ever taken a 4X4 on...requires 100% focus most of the time.

[@eray9934]

I wonder if it was two vehicles trying to get past each other...

[@midnighttrucker19]

​@eray9934 if it was two vehicles involved I'm sure they would have said that

[@pdx_vert4271]

Was just driving all those trails in July. Definitely steep and scary, so unfortunate another accident happened. Shows even a tour guide with lots of experience can still make a deadly error, very scary.

[@justinsalluce9176]

😂

[@d.s7741]

you can never predict when the land will give way due to erosion. There was an area of paved interstate right in the city and it was on a hill, and the side of the hill fell apart and one of the lanes crumbled. It was only a 50 foot drop, and no one was on it, but it caved in. Same thing goes with bridges. But in cases like this, you're purposely putting yourself in this situation. It's not just this road, and it will go on and on regardless of the vehicle your in.

[@janeblogs324]

Tour guide doesn't = experience. Muricans call people veterans after doing just one tour.

[@BlackEgypt]

Park management should be in prison

[@deprofundis3293]

​@@d.s7741 this is what I fear more than driving off a cliff - erosion. I've known multiple people in SoCal (Los Angeles) who died while hiking just due to erosion!

[@TheAginG420]

Hot Take: The guide wanted to impress them both (especially the 28 year old) and it got out of hand. Dammit guy.

[@MomentswithDavid]

Or he was paying more attention to the girl than the road

[@zad_rasera]

I honestly have the same thought

[@MsDubati]

Exactly! How do you make such a mistake if you’ve done it many times and it’s your JOB. He clearly wasn’t paying attention 💔 RIP

[@whitetailhunter7202]

New findings show that the driver was under influence of Alcohol and was driving too fast

[@TheAginG420]

@@whitetailhunter7202 So, pretty much what I said then. Groovy.

[@brainards11]

Cross country driving is beautiful…driving on the edge of a Mountain is scary and dangerous! Something I would never do since it’s too risky! RIP

[@sanoviac6097]

I wouldn’t let my friend from Chicago drive me up A mountain in Arizona bc why would I risk my life like that 😂

[@estelleschneider9033]

@@sanoviac6097 My sister resided in Arizona...while I was visiting Took me up to A Mountain. Scared...beauitiful..but not something I would repeat...especially you can see cars that went over..yes !!!

[@AnthocyaninGenetix]

How does this seem scary to you, do u think of the edge giving in or a boulder falling or what, it’s more than wide enough to drive on I don’t get it?

[@cloisterene]

"Popular with tourists." Is it one-way traffic? I hope so, because two cars traveling in opposite directions would meet at an impasse. It's far too narrow, and with erosion being what it is, it should be closed permanently.

[@DavidGraff-h5w]

It is two way traffic my friend, with large flatbed trucks with sightseeing benches zipping around the curves too fast. It is a nailbiter for sure.

[@Gielderst]

Life's cruel. One moment you're enjoying your time. The next out of nowhere for no need you're staring death in the skull. What a brutal reality.

[@frankiet7911]

Really? We have only one life,that can end any time in so many ways that we can't control. This, we can control it.

[@realcritical-kr2dd]

@@frankiet7911 people aren't that bright in this world, this is why I stay home and have fun there than anywhere else and end up like these 3 dummies lol

[@amber619pop]

@@frankiet7911 people who can only have fun by doing dangerous or exhilarating things don't have the luxury of control.

[@TheGrayton2000]

This is why you don't bring kids in this reality

[@tecklafurro2040]

@@amber619pop Well they like risking they lives for it

[@key6723]

I had a dream that this happened to me it felt so real, I can’t imagine the panic they felt as soon as the car started leaning

[@XY2Moroccoball]

I think that's a nightmare, not a dream.

[@abouttime2569]

Among all the nightmares I had in my life, falling off from a cliff and drowning was the scariest of them all. I woke up sweating.

[@key6723]

@@XY2Moroccoball fair point 🤣

[@TacoJ1LL]

@@eliziaflores8999 *losing

[@anthonypassarelli5534]

@Dracula's Traphouse I similarly had a dream of being chased by multiple people with spears, and they caught me and all speared me to death, all the emotions were real

[@Dreaminclouds315]

This is so sad and hits close to home😭 I survived a fall like this off a canyon with only 9 staples to my head. Most terrifying moment of my life and idk how we survived. May they Rest In Peace🕊

[@annmariesmith3697]

thank God you survive

[@MrWolfSnack]

Offroad and wide tires do not make you better offroad. They make the vehicle 50 times more dangerous. That jeep crawled up the rock wall, flipped over and down the cliff.

[@RedAurora]

How can one soak up the sights and breathe in fresh air aboard a vehicle that teeters on the edge of a cliff? May the victims of this accident rest in peace.

[@arizonatsunami]

I certainly appreciate the literal 2 seconds of the grieving sister in the video. It added so much to this tragic story. Editor, what the hell????

[@tracymoavero9916]

Yeah, that was direspectful.

[@donkeydan5996]

Wow yeah I thought the same when I saw that

[@V.E.R.O.]

Yeah that was badly done.

[@Justin-yt7pi]

She talked to much

[@TheTonialadd]

Just imagine how hard it was for the police and rescuer’s to get to them. Very sad.

[@ajspice]

Not to mention costly. Why aren't there any kind of guard rails again?

[@terminat1]

Rescuers.

[@lostineggsaisle]

@@ajspice it's a trail road. Not a functional every day road. People drive it for the adventure. The mountain views.

[@ajspice]

@@lostineggsaisle Ok. I still don't see why safety has to be sacrificed though. People jump out of planes for the adventure and the views, but they take precautions to ensure safety.

[@micahsmith9620]

My deepest sympathies for the three people who didn't make it on the cliff.

[@breal7277]

Driving Haleakala Hwy on a foggy day with 20-40 feet visibility was the scariest experience in my life. It took hours and a million prayers. Thank God we made it.

[@mopes2713]

So why doesn’t this segment explain the exact scenario of how the crash occurred so viewers can be aware and maybe escape a similar fate.

[@MagisterVeritas]

Driver: this isn't so bad *incoming traffic*

[@rainzandersvideos3552]

OMG Rest in Peace to all who passed. Its hard to imagine what they happen to them.

[@sheesh9210]

omg

[@theyenvybri5175]

omg

[@sub2me543]

omg

[@KingJackRBXOfficial]

Omg

[@Vaultboythefightingmachine]

OMG

[@Vicki1951]

Terrifying and horrible accident. My deepest sympathies to the family and friends of those who perished.

[@cloakerzero.mp3802]

Happened where I lived too, except it was 3 teens that died. I knew 2 of them and I hope the families recover from this horrible lost

[@cindy121956]

It's the last scary thing you'll ever do.

[@NorkDorf]

Whoever's reading this, I pray that whatever you're going through gets better and whatever you're struggling with or worrying about is going to be fine and that everyone has a fantastic day!

[@Chevy4x4dawg]

Thank you! And I pray that you have a great day as well.

It's sad how bots like you who paste this exact same damn text in comments have been around since early 2021, I legit get even angrier when I see this comment, like grow up, this is a news channel

[@thetrio9870]

@ Haha! Why so mad? I have seen it before but it doesn’t make me angry lol

[@SheriffValentine]

Bot

[@xdoylex]

@ just like the annoying " every kid deserves a parent" bot response, and everyone replies like " oh so inspiring"

[@catalinafirefly4685]

I've slid sideways down a moutain road in Colorado. You needs nerves of steel to drive in the Rockies.

[@InTheNameOfLife1]

I’ve done this road and yes, it’s a very tense and in my case, nauseating experience. Condolences to the families of these three souls.

[@realcritical-kr2dd]

This is why I stay at home and rather have fun there than end up in a shallow grave with my name written all over it like these 3 do

[@slapshotjack9806]

Then don’t drive like 35 miles per hour on it take your time and be careful even if that means driving at 2 miles per hour

[@jenivettebigham7060]

@@realcritical-kr2dd honestly same. We just drove from Phoenix to Vegas and even tho the roads have guardrails and aren't that intense. I was still scared and my hands were sweating. Asked my husband to drive with both hands. People who have driven that route would probably laugh at me but I can't help to be scared. That's why I rather stay at home 🥺

[@VENENOSEASON]

@@realcritical-kr2dd it’s called living a paranoid and fearful live.. pretty boring.

[@brusselseastside3546]

@@realcritical-kr2dd please don't do this. there's a lot to live you can't enjoy couped up in your home all day or going to same places in your town every weekend. these three left behind a legacy to others and went out seeking adventure. just always take caution to whatever you're doing -- a long live with little experinced is no life at all

[@koysaeteurn5329]

Condolences to the family, RIP to the victims. One lane road, offroad trails can be fun but ones like these on cliff sides I always surrender. It's not worth my life, my hard earned property (truck) getting damage or death to experience those adventurous trails & especially when you have passengers.

[@nickjene6571]

“It’s honestly one of the scariest things you’ll ever do…” No It’s one of the scariest things I would NEVER do

[@CreativeCashflow1]

So sad. Absolutely would NEVER try to drive that. I dont care how beautiful and amazing the scenery is, I'll watch it on youtube.

[@amber619pop]

I mean... or you could just take the tour from the bottom of the canyon instead of the cliffs above.. 🤔

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

@@amber619pop a rock would probably fall on my head 🤕 😂

[@rudetoy8264]

That shelf road is called Imogene Pass and will lead to 13k feet overlook. This road is rated difficult, and so as the Black Bear Pass just on the opposite side. The road is typically wide enough for full size 4x4, so for a JK it’s plenty of room. Unclear of what actually happened, but deepest condolences to these brave folks

[@TheRealdal]

All I can think is distraction or lost traction and slid toward edge.

[@eleanormassaro5195]

This road reminds me of the one that me and my family took on a side-by-side up to the Yankee Boy basin

[@trealbarz]

Right, like was the guy going too fast, hit the breaks too hard n got caught in a minor but deadly slide… I’m not trying to blame the driver because roads like that can become completely different in all weather conditions.

[@Janexcalibur]

Right, this was really vague reporting.

[@amber619pop]

The tour guide might have sneezed while steering the vehicle, or maybe a bee flew into the Jeep 🐝

[@marcouellette4671]

I took the forest service road to the top of St. Mary’s glacier and it was the most terrifying experience. Could not turn around, cliff drop on one side and the “road” was boulders. I had a family with a baby in the Cherokee. I never prayed so hard silently so as not to spread my fear to them, they were loving it.

[@stanfrymann8454]

Camp Bird Mine road is outside Ouray, where I used to live. I have driven that road for sure more than 100 times. Depending on the time of year and what road maintenance has been done, you Can drive most of it in a two wheel drive Honda Civic. If it's icy, anything can happen, but it's hard for me to picture how an experienced guide could manage to go over the edge, unless they were trying to get around some rockfall. There is a lot of exposure, but the road is relatively wide for a Jeep road, unless rock fall blocked part of it. This shouldn't have happened! This is not Black Bear!

[@c.j.williams3948]

Sometimes it’s best to admire things from afar prayers to the family.

[@stijerina6998]

My partner and I drove from south Texas to Utah. We passed straight across Colorado and it was the scariest thing we ever did. Not to mention this was during the Texas ice storm. It felt like there was no way around the long mountain cliff roads in Colorado and many other drivers were driving fast and reckless.

[@jraddd3477]

They weren't fast and reckless they were probably just used to driving in rain cause God knows Texans and Californians aren't, and if they were they were probably from Texas or California lol

[@draco2xx]

that mountain road is a nightmare in the night time

[@1891nharas]

Like what if it rains, it would be even more of a nightmare with all the slippery mud

[@christophermyers3758]

This reminds me of a similar story my late grandmother told me decades ago. She remembered seeing a car plunge off the old highway heading into Lake Tahoe. The last thing she saw was the tail lights of the car, as it fell into the dark void below. She doesn't know if the car was ever found? But that was the last time she ever went on that highway! 😢🙏

[@monkito69]

I can never wrap my head around people willingly putting themselves in danger and calling it a “vacation.”

[@keatonhatch6213]

Yea well some people can’t wrap their head around people living in safe little bubble in their suburban homes and calling it “living”

[@Monkforilla]

@@keatonhatch6213 💯

[@monkito69]

@@keatonhatch6213 more “living” than those 2 ladies

[@clementediaz3502]

@Keaton Hatch “living in a bubble”? Cause I don’t want to engage in a high risk activity where other people hace died? The risk being SO HIGH even the experienced tour guide died! Cool! Then I AM living in a bubble! Bet you that “bubble” looks awfully good to these peoples’ loved ones right now! They won’t ever get to see their mom, aunt, sister, mother, father, brother, son ever again!

[@billlam7756]

@@keatonhatch6213 seriously, nobody stopping you from dying doing what you love. Great way to increase ur life expectancy

[@AMoistEggroll]

If the cliffside road was stable, then something else must have caught them off and ended up falling to their deaths, be it a technical or environmental issue. My condolences for the families who have lost someone that day, and I hope and pray for everyone else to be careful wherever you all may go!

[@Alovellyone]

I was kind of wondering if the guide purposely drove over the cliff or he attempted something nefarious with one of the women and a shuffle ensued. Then again maybe a tire blew and he lost control. It just seems if he was a guide he would be accustomed to driving the area. There is no way I would have been in that vehicle.

[@AMoistEggroll]

@@Alovellyone Eh, anything can happen, even if everything on your end is all good to go and prepped. When you expect the worst, it's always best to prepare for the worst as well.

[@FishFishTank]

I have a feeling after seeing the younger victim that the driver likely stopped looking at the road at the wrong time to watch / speak to her , or probably tried to impress her ... Guess we'll never know for sure !

[@LivinLifeLoud]

I have driven that road, and I am an amateur. There is nothing hard about it. He was distracted by something. Not much room for error because it is narrow..

[@Beaneabean]

@@LivinLifeLoud Why do you drive that road though? Its so dangerous.

[@breakingbadasf]

rest in peace for everyone who was in the car😢

[@KOBRA96-45]

And RIP to The JK Jeep

[@AmericanCitizen-nf9xc]

They didn’t show a THING! Waste of time here

[@midnighttrucker19]

They didn't give us ANY information about the driver, his speed or condition

[@jji6236]

What if they aren’t allowed to do so?

[@MarkMay-cr6bv]

@@jji6236 Fine, but then why make the video at all? It's just clickbait, intentional or otherwise.

[@AmericanCitizen-nf9xc]

@@jji6236 then they shouldn’t post anything

[@johnnyfreedom3437]

I went off 150 ft cliff in the Colorado Rockies during our Bicentennial, the driver had been drinking! The car rolled down 100 ft at an 80° angle and the last 50 ft a mid-air spin the last 50ft! A girl went out the back window and the car landed on top of her! Two of us pick the car up and a third one pulled the girl out from underneath and we all walked away! True story, Evergreen Colorado Fourth of July 1976!

[@ManicMindTrick]

Insanely lucky to tell the tale.

[@victoriafisher3097]

That's truly heartbreaking sending love and prayers to their families may they rest in peace 🕊️

[@stefan3225]

I’ve Imogene pass many times. The really scary part is having to pass oncoming vehicles in a narrow section. Also, I’ve seen tour guides driving recklessly quite a few times.

[@Riceman-o1p]

That's ridiculous! That road is totally wide and smooth, there is nothing dangerous about it.

[@MyHeart1955]

While life is exciting, you don’t do things like this.

[@dwayneoneil689]

Exactly, what is wrong with people.

[@crusanosicus562]

Have you never driven on a highway? Way more dangerous than this.

[@jeaninnalexis4318]

Ohh no. My sincerest condolences to the victims and to the family. I would be so scared to be on this road. They must have been terrified

[@jwbnscacpt]

Heart breaking. That just sucks. For all those affected, condolences.

[@jankijan8004]

I have been on a similar road, I was way too young .. like 10 years old. But that road still haunts me. Fk such thrills, life's too precious to waste on a little thrill.

[@ruthnolan13]

Very sad. I'm a lifelong 4WD adventurer, and have had more than one very close call on some of the dangerous back country roads of the west. All it takes is hitting an unseeable slippery spot...a patch of mud....ice....loose rock....and these types of roads constantly change due to weather impacts, so each trip can bring new dangers.

[@lunamaharuni]

Oh man, one of my worst nightmares! I cannot imagine the moment they started slipping and the terror they felt. Praying that the families find peace. My heart!

[@tamarasavedandsanctified7778]

Deepest condolences to the families who loss their loved ones in this horrible tragedy.. Praying strength and comfort in Jesus Mighty Name 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@dlumaban1]

Blessings

[@indridcold8433]

I would rather die doing what I love to do than to live toiling on what I hate to do. Rest in peace fellow Jeepers

[@LadyCriminal0013]

I know these beautiful souls. The most positive and cheerful people I know. I will miss them. RIP my friends. My condolences to their family

[@nicoleamy1126]

How do people go up and down this road if it's only one lane? What happens if someone is coming towards you and you can't move over and let them pass?😖

[@JamesSmith-uc8tk]

Typically, the person going uphill has right of way. When that is not possible, one vehicle has to back up to a spot that will allow for the vehicles to pass each other.

[@JamesSmith-uc8tk]

@@JoeJoe-wp1vv It definitely seems odd, especially because they were riding with a guide. The guide would likely know both the road and the Tread Lightly guidelines.

[@DocMicrowave]

@@JamesSmith-uc8tk That would be even scarier. Going in reverse, up that hill!

[@thomasmaughan4798]

Some of these, well Black Bear pass anyway, is one-way downhill only toward Telluride. It would be impossible to safely back up several miles hoping to find a pullout.

[@Jasper118]

@@JamesSmith-uc8tk guides get careless/complacent sometimes because they drive so frequently

[@thetennisprofessional]

Sending my prayers and condolences to the victims family. What a tragic and incredibly sad story.

[@gabrielquinones3343]

You did it send your condolences your a lier condolences aren’t sent through the internet cause god isn’t real

[@michaelduy9055]

I was there 50 years ago as a teenager. Unforgettable views, and I still remember the "no guardrail" feelings of danger. Four teenagers somehow managed not to do anything too foolish, other than driving the road in the first place.

[@MithridatesOfficial]

Richie From Boston ✊✊ Glad to see he's still alive and well... Thought the government killed him.

[@zealousoutdoors]

His channel is now jailbreak overland

[@wesleyashlock1413]

His actual channel is on bitchute

[@DEADIKATED]

I was wondering if anyone else noticed

[@AuRowe]

We all DON'T have myocarditis :D

[@corsair12760]

driven up that road a lot in a 05 suburban with family It’s no big deal, just go slow and be courteous to other drivers. One thing you can’t control is rock fall, that very well may have happened in this incident ! I’ve been caught in a thunderstorm up there on that section of road, rocks, mud and water were pouring down on us, was able to get under the overhang before any damage was done

[@jay2282]

my family and I drove the road to hana and back, in a chevy escalade.

[@youmadhuh6375]

I'm so glad I'm afraid of heights... no worries of wanting to see sceneries that may involve death... I don't think the scenery was worth it🤷🏾‍♀️...

[@amygriffith8224]

Same tbh, id rather stay at home in my bed for weeks then ever do this.

[@Lolybelle009]

Likewise. I'm content with just looking at pictures and would happily visit any other areas that aren't as risky. Plus, I'd probably die of a heart attack in the car anyway because my fear would sent me to an early grave. 😬 I'd much rather enjoy walking on small trails, seeing the rainforests, etc like I do in my country. Still enjoying nature but a little bit less risky and panic inducing.

[@rei7058]

@M Y T H I C A L N O V A weirdo

[@B2street]

@M Y T H I C A L N O V A u really think that was appropriate? Ur weird and creepy

[@B2street]

@M Y T H I C A L N O V A Giving me pedo vibes

[@charliepiland3285]

‘One of the scariest things you’ll ever do’…and yet almost every single vehicle traversing this trail remains on the trail. The newsworthy aspect of this incident would be what caused it? How did the professional Jeep trail guide allow his Jeep to slide off the trail? Or was there a rockslide? Or did the roadbed collapse?

[@DocMicrowave]

Vehicle malfunction maybe!?

[@Killada3pt]

I drove on a road like that in Southern CO on private property. It wasn’t all that long but it was scary as hell. I can’t imagine going a long distance on one like that.

[@henlohenlo689]

one time on i70 freeway closed due to snow and i took backroad up to i80. that was a scary experience entire road white with snow cant see road. but in general is scarier areas to drive. once get to to plains lands even them high winds and icy etc.

[@user-gc5ly3tz8l]

You’re driving off road, on a mountain, on dirt! What do you expect? The road will be the same as a 4 lane highway? Use your heads. It’s dangerous and you can lose your life but that’s a choice YOU make and you’re free to make as an American.

[@poker2663]

It only takes one second of being distracted on a road like that. Very sad.

[@Eclipse-lw4vf]

I’ll never understand the choice to drive on these type of roads

[@jraddd3477]

Cause we like to go where people aren't

[@mariaphares4783]

So glad I didn't see right before my husband and I went on this similar road in Colorado. I had to close my eyes for certain parts. My husband is an amazing safe driver, but still anything can happen. So sorry for the families. 💔

[@cjsrescues]

When you test fate, sometimes fate answers. Just saying....

[@annacurransmotherofmeghanc1841]

I agree

[@ForkingHippie1111]

I don't know about this area, but a Sunday drive using Google maps could take you to some very dangerous locations, not to mention get you lost in some horrendous locations if you aren't aware/careful enough. Some people definitely seek these situations out though.😔 Either way, RIP.

[@bertram46]

I forget what country I was in but I was in a school bus doing a tour on roads like that it was beyond scary never again

[@truescotsman4103]

I was on a school bus on Rim of the World Highway in the San Bernardino mountains back in the mid 70s and I watched a motorcycle fly off of a cliff like this. A yellow dodge charger and the motorcycle rider were racing or road raging. You could hear the car punch it and accelerate and it passed the bus on the left but the motorcycle guy tried to pass the bus on the right but there was no room on the shoulder. As the charger came around the left side I saw the motorcycle try to pass on the right and he flew off the cliff and flew a thousand feed down into the valley below. The bus and a few cars stopped and the bus driver used his CB radio to call for help. It was probably the most insane thing I've ever seen. I tried to tell my parents about it when I got home from school but they didn't believe me until they saw it on the news.

[@Mdeaccosta]

Wow, just f'ing wow.

[@truescotsman4103]

@@Mdeaccosta It keeps playing in my head over and over like a movie. I'll never forget. I imagine what the guy must have felt as he was falling all that way. you can't get your head around it.

[@Mdeaccosta]

@truescotsman4103 There's some solace I can offer. I was in a motorcycle wreck, and I felt nothing. It was slo-mo, as if in a glass bubble. Shock is a merciful thing. I could and should have died, and if I had, it wasn't bad or terrifying. More detached amazement than anything.

[@vikramgupta2326]

When I was 13 I was fortunate enough to see the peak of Mt. Everest (from a great distance). We took a jeep ride on a road even narrower than this to get to the peak of an observation point at 9000 ft elevation (Darjeeling, India). Most amazing view I've ever seen in my life.