Rollover at Hell's Gate....?

Our group from the Paw Paw River Jeep Club try to navigate the challenging trails. Hell's Revenge is a good name for this trail, as it was 114 degrees in September when we were out there! We even had some close calls, and as you will see, some rescues were needed. We had someone with heat exhaustion, and got ourselves in some scary spots! Watch the video to see if we had a rollover....??
Bonus - this trail will earn you a Jeep badge!
Enjoy!

[@ThoseWhoGlampTogether]

I could literally feel Lindy’s fear at the beginning. That scenery is amazing! Freaked me out when Cletus slipped. Awesome video!!

[@besttodayever1916]

I’d love to do it again. I was the only one without lockers. Gitrdone!!!

[@ky0611]

Its always that last little hump on the left side before finishing that causes issues

[@ky0611]

No talks about how hard it is getting down to hells gate lol

[@brandonmartin506]

Where is the rollover must have missed it?

[@besttodayever1916]

That’s the …..?

[@off-roadingexplained8417]

Yeah but modern wranglers don't *really* have open diffs because BLD is pretty good. I wouldn't really call it open it's somewhere between open and locked.

[@besttodayever1916]

I wouldn’t call it a rubicon.

[@off-roadingexplained8417]

@@besttodayever1916 sure. Not a Rubicon but VERY far from say a 1995 Wrangler that's open open. BLD does a lot of stuff that in 1995 would require at least a rear locker. BLD probably conquers more obstacles than LSD actually. I'd take BLD over no BLD and just rear LSD. So...not a locker , but probably better than LSD in many cases. For on road , rear LSD is almost pointless if 4 auto is available.