Stoney Lonesome Jeep Badge of Honor Trails

[@rickr9055]

Great video, thanks!

[@toddhoffmaster6057]

Those look to be some fun trails.

[@pedrocruz9502]

Does stoney lonesome is on badge of honor app?

[@hardrockjeep]

Stoney Lonesome has quite a number of trails, three of which are Badge of Honor trails.

[@rocklanderoffroad]

What is your rig setup? Headed to Stony in 2 weeks.

[@hardrockjeep]

I have a 2016 JKUR Hard Rock with an ARB BP51 4” lift, 37” BFG KM2’s, Hutchinson Rock Monster bead locks. I ran these trails at 15psi. I have a PSI Big Bore power steering and oversized brakes. Plus other stuff but this is the performance stuff.

[@JD-lt1kx]

@@hardrockjeep Sounds like a nice rig.

[@NikNoles]

1-10 how hard was it? I’ve got a grand Cherokee on a 2.5 w 32 a/t, rear wheel drive though

[@hardrockjeep]

I am not sure you want to take on too much with just rear wheel drive. I am sure you will have a blast just going to the park and trying things out. There are plenty of trails you should do fine on. Go find your limits and your Jeep’s limits. Generally speaking you can always back up and turn around.

[@JD-lt1kx]

Please don't cut so much. Load a longer video, you'll get more views.

[@hardrockjeep]

J D, that is an interesting comment. I appreciate that you want to see more. As you can tell, I am not selling anything so "views" are not my objective. Though views do mean people are getting something from it. My objective is to give people enough flavor for what they can expect and frankly, hope that they get out there themselves and enjoy their Jeeps and nature. I recently ran and filmed Beasley Knob in Northern Georgia. My buddy said my first cut on the video was too long. I have not yet published it but will take another look and keep your thoughts in mind. If you will subscribe, you will get notification that it is published. I would appreciate your return comments.