It's wide the whole way. Biggest challenges are a few rocky places and some big ruts

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Jul 4, 2020
7:26:41pm

Pete Office Linebacker

There were several trucks and SUVs and a ton of Jeeps the day we did it

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Originally posted on Jul 4, 2020 at 7:26:41pm

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Pete

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Offroaders. Has any driven the squaw peak road to Hobble Creek Canyon lately,

HenderCoug

7/4/20 9:29am

I did it 30 years ago in a Honda Accord, would not recommend it!

Busiturtle

7/4/20 9:36am

I saw a suburu making it through the most difficult section earlier this week. You really have to pick your lines in a

Probable Sacko

7/4/20 9:43am

Line choice would be critical. You might want a spotter for a couple of the rough spots but it's doable. Plan on a

Pete

7/4/20 6:30pm

How wide was it? Could an suv fit, or will you get pin-striping?

Bert609

7/4/20 6:52pm

It's wide the whole way. Biggest challenges are a few rocky places and some big ruts

Pete

7/4/20 7:26pm

I did it about 20 years ago in a Jeep Grand Cherokee. It was a little rough in a few patches, but not bad.

jdub

7/4/20 9:56am

It really shouldn't be a problem in an outback. It's not that sketchy of a road.

Jimo Dashen

7/4/20 9:57am

I remember getting a call from a friend one cold October night who’s Subaru

stenso

7/4/20 10:47am

Drove it in a minivan a couple years ago.

RUNBYU1

7/4/20 11:35am

I took my Outback up Squaw Peak last summer. turned around at the campground just didn't think the rest looked doable

byujag

7/4/20 11:37am

There's a reason any thoughtful offroader has a mounted winch

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