Aug 7, 2019
3:08:44pm
3:08:44pm
When was the last time you were there? They filled in one of the sluices with essentially granite rip-rap to
help with erosion.
And then the trail difficulty fluctuates to easiest after the Jeep Jamboree (when everything is stacked nicely) to right after the winter (when all the rocks have moved).
When we went it was fairly difficult. We literally destroyed the sliders on my dad's jeep. Like destroyed them. Bent, mangled and useless. Body was still in great shape, so they did their job, but we did have to buy new sliders. I've never seen that before.
But we did try to take a stock unlifted Jeep Rubicon Unlimited through it. Not a good idea, too long of a wheelbase.
And then the trail difficulty fluctuates to easiest after the Jeep Jamboree (when everything is stacked nicely) to right after the winter (when all the rocks have moved).
When we went it was fairly difficult. We literally destroyed the sliders on my dad's jeep. Like destroyed them. Bent, mangled and useless. Body was still in great shape, so they did their job, but we did have to buy new sliders. I've never seen that before.
But we did try to take a stock unlifted Jeep Rubicon Unlimited through it. Not a good idea, too long of a wheelbase.
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