Rubicon Trail Little Sluice and Camping at RTF Property

[@kts8806]

Great videos as always! you guys & gals are so blessed!!!!!

[@MrPronav]

Красота! Погода и природа прекрасны! Маршрут конечно сложный, реально устанешь от такого.

[@marvicty]

Kudos to the 4WD Adventure Crew, yiu guys kick ass!!!!!

[@kermitshatley1903]

Just wanted to give you a shout out for being a great dad,always see your kids and they are having fun. Your the Man.

[@4WDAdventureCrew]

If my kids would not enjoy this type of hobby and camping in nature I would not be doing this, I grew up on the outskirts of small town next to forest and I’m glad my kids love this as well

[@StefanoKlironomos]

great video again. the most detail I've seen of the rubicon trail - good job. it seems like a grueling exercise - the Hell hole trail looks like a lot more fun with good camping spots, fishing, and a lot more trees. I guess the rubicon is a true rock crawler's endeavor... I second the great dad comment!!

[@markpospichal1309]

Good challenges, really enjoyed watching! Thanks...

[@4WDAdventureCrew]

Thank you!

[@MD-ob5nd]

Seeing you use your compact lightweight factory jack instead of a giant hi lift speaks volumes about your knowledge and understanding of off roading... I can't wait to wheel with you and the crew 👍

[@4WDAdventureCrew]

With long arms it hard to use Hi lift jack to change the tire so for that we use stick jacks

[@paulpetraitis2130]

suprisingly, more people up on those trails then I thought would be, world is getting crowded!

[@scottymac5174]

For this early in the season. The Rubicon is always a popular, busy trail.

[@RubiconTrailFoundation]

Hope you enjoyed it. Remember, the 286 acres was purchased with donations to the foundation. It's open 365/24/7 to the public. It has 4.4 miles of new wheeling and as I said, 286 acres of new recreational opportunities that weren't available previously. How many new wheeling trails open in California? Probably 0. 18:42 - Mile Marker 4.5. Left turn to RTF Property. It's 1.1 miles to FOTR Area. 19:24 - Little Rubicon Creek crossing. 4WD 24/7 from Australia camped here last summer. 19:58 - Obstacle is called Hower Hole. The steep hill a short ways after is called Trash Can Hill. 21:26 - In the distance, that is a new Wag Bag privacy stop. Set up your wag bag and have some privacy (PACK IN, PACK OUT!) 22:16 - That will buff out! :) 24:49 - Shhhhhhhhhhhhh don't tell....haha.

[@Lazylabfj40]

That’s my friends going through the sluice at 6:20 in the green bronco with the yellow exo

[@4WDAdventureCrew]

He made easy work of the obstacles good job!

[@TheAngryCamper]

That was a Ford courier.

[@scottymac5174]

From what I know, could be wrong, from watching Wayalife channel. I remember Eddie saying that the State/FS rebuilt Little Sluice going on 20 years ago now. To make it more passable. His channel had vids of before/after.

[@4WDAdventureCrew]

Yeah there was Lots of work done on many sections of the trail, to keep it open for everyone, i know lot of people want it to be very difficult and some want to use all the bypasses but it is Best trail in the world Thanks to all the Hard work done by Volunteers that help to keep this trail open and maintained

[@scottymac5174]

@@4WDAdventureCrew made it better to not bottleneck.

[@JKJeeper775]

Wow…. No seatbelts, not even on the little guy in the back.😮

[@scottymac5174]

When you are doing 1 MPH. You can walk faster than you drive...The last time I did the Rubicon with friends, back in the 90's. I spotted. I walked the whole trail!

[@JKJeeper775]

@@scottymac5174 flopping at 1mile an hour is enough to kill you when you fall out the open window and the Jeep lands on you (and average crawl speed on Rubicon is about 3-4). Been on trails where folks flopped literally backing up a few feet and were killed. Please don’t try to justify bad parenting by playing it down, they are not only endangering the child they are setting a terrible example for them to follow.

[@iconicgx4705]

Do you need permission to camp on the RTF property?

[@4WDAdventureCrew]

It’s open to public but don’t forget to respect private property on site and forest follow the designated route