McAllister Gulch (4k) - In a Colorado ZR2 - Wearyman Creek is Closed

Took the ZR2 up McAllister Gulch. The trail gets pretty steep in some sections but there are not any significant obstacles along the route. I would call it a moderate route with some steep inclines. Black Bear and Red Cone are more difficult to give you some perspective. Also, the Wearyman Creek portion of this trail is closed and has been for 3 years now. Its unfortunate because its probably the coolest part of this trail. Call the local forest service to complain about it. Even though that part is closed you can still make a full loop and don't have to turn around. There are parts of the pass that get pretty tight so expect your vehicle to get scratched by branches.
Vehicle: 2019 Colorado ZR2
Modifications: Chevy performance leveling kit
35/12.5-R17 Falkin Wildpeak M/T
17in AEV Crestone Dualsport
AEV Highmark Fenders
Video Equipment: GoPro Hero 7
DJI Air 2s

[@aeleusnet3159]

Thanks for the video, Orrin. Wearyman Creek is now open! On 8/27/22, we took 709.1 (Turkey Creek Rd) from Red Cliff and came in from the north. We took 747.1 up and over Ptarmigan Pass, through Camp Hale, then McAllister Gulch up to the top. We came back down to Camp Hale without doing the whole loop though. You're right about Wearyman: it's a bit of a challenge, and the trees and bushes have encroached on the trail. Expect some scratches.

[@OrrinLewis]

Awesome! Thanks for the update. Sounds like you had a fun trip

[@dmitryd7159]

bro what happened at 14:50? you get hung up on the rear shock?

[@OrrinLewis]

Yep, rear shock hit that rock

[@matthewmartin2563]

stock front bumper and high mark flares has a hella decent look to it. the lines match up nice, like it almost looks stock 👍🏽

[@OrrinLewis]

Thanks man!