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Honest opinion?coming to Colorado the week of the 26th in July and we’re planning on doing black bear.i have a stock trailhawk and what to know if it’s possible for me to do?

Habla mucho este tipo

Be nice if you could just get a bit more flex. I suppose that’s the hard part with the IFS. I like the small size of these things.

Absolutely True. No trails no sales 🤑

sorry but the crystal mill has been inaccesable to hikers going down to it for years. theres a sign you walked right by that says private property absolutely no tresspassing. cool that you got in there but no need to beat around the bush - you were not supposed to be in there even a year ago

Great footage, and great trail info! Thanks for sharing. Hopefully on a future version, you can correct the title from Teluride to Telluride!

@3:16 Are you sure about that ~55 degree incline? That is seriously close to the estimated pitchover angle. Plus, the person standing there doesn't make it look like it is an angle well over 45 degrees. But beyond that, what an awesome video!

Thanks for the excellent review! I've been using Gaia for years but heard onX was gaining momentum so decided to give it a try. Within OnX, as soon as I saw the cluttered map and the lack of layers -and found out there are several versions of the app, where the Backcountry version had better maps than the offroad version- I dumped it and canceled my subscription. Your example showing the difference between how one offlines maps also shows a major weakness for OnX. Maybe it's gained popularity because they are sponsoring a few folks now, but it's not the better option from where I sit.

Road didn’t look too bad, a little wet but nothing the rubicon couldn’t handle. I have a rubicon also and under those conditions I wouldn’t even put it in 4x4.

2002 Jeep liberty sport 4x4. Just hit 276,000 miles today and still going strong. I beat the crap out of this thing so many times and it just keeps going. Best vehicle I've ever owned hands down.

I worry about water crossings because on a modern vehicle just one elctrical connection getting water in it can brick the whole car. Doesnt happen often, but when it does its almost impossible to find the issue on the trail.

I just rode this from the bottom on my mountain bike, have been toying with the idea of driving it in my Armada or maybe F150. Love seeing others out there with "good enough" 4x4's playing around. Can I join sometime? I always thought it was a bit reckless to just go out there by myself with no help around. Edit: The reason it doesn't go down to Palmer Lake anymore is because the section of road that goes beside the two reservoirs is a high use hike/bike trail used by the local residents. There is a simple gate that keeps vehicles from going any farther, but you can bike or hike into town. I think they also want to keep outside traffic to a minimum to preserve the drinking water, you aren't allowed to swim in the lakes or even walk your dog on that section. Here are some rules from their website: Standing in/on, wading, swimming in the reservoir is prohibited! Fishing is permitted only from the bank of the upper (2nd) reservoir - ice fishing is not allowed on either. Dogs - or other pets - are prohibited near Town Reservoir.

Is the trail head on Gold camp road on the Colorado Springs side of St.Peter’s Dome or the other side? If you come in on Old Stage It turns into Gold camp correct? Thank you so much for the great video Grace and Peace Peter

I've been a Gaia user for user a long time (started as a backpacking user), but the usability and features are crap so.. since I clearly still have to manually create all the routes found on Trails Offroad (upload to Gaia creates a track... which isn't useful at all... it should create a route) ... and the features inside Gaia make it a PITA to do this (system admin sucks, folders and saved stuff is a train wreck to understand and manage across iOS and website)... so I'm just going to stick to CalTopo and Trails Offroad. Really wanted to my Gaia and Trails Offroad combo to work, but... it's just too shitty.

Jeep need to bring back the 4.0 straight 6

Nice comparison

6:10 what is that little ball shaped knob thing coming out of the Grab Handle, near his face?

That Cherokee has no business on these trails

Would you say these trails are are much easier / safer than Devil's punch bowl, Peal, etc. from your other video? I'll be watching that next! 🤘 Mostly concerned with rollover / off camber/ exposure... Thank! Amazing video! 👏❤

10k for a TJ Rubicon ?

Buy a Nissan.

what happens when you're on a shelf road and a group of people are coming the other direction?

I’m here because of Kerry. ❤

We’re finally getting to do Imogene and the alpine loop in my stock trailhawk this year.Got to do democrat hill,Argentine pass and Ophir last year in it.Colorado is definitely one of the most beautiful places I’ve been to and can’t wait to go back.

WOW. Actually impressive.

Still have a discount code for the app? Anything we can enter to get you "credit" for getting the app? Good stuff, keep it up.

On those rocks, you can air down enough so your tires do not slip. Spinning creates a lot of problems. Though, it looks like it was a manual so that didn’t help either.

That looks so fun to go off-road in my jeep that location and the scenery looks fantastic another great video.

these are the Kenda Klever MT KR29's, right? They have several MT tire offerings.

Thanks for this awesome video and highlighting all the obstacles. I think I'm going to add this trial to my to-do list when I head up to CO in August.

You have a very nice personable way about you and just take us on a lot of nice fun beautiful drives. My wife is retiring next year and we will be doing many you show and camp.

need to lower the tire pressures down to like 10psi

What happened with the random shot of the guy in the stretcher?

You guys should take a jackery or something so that you can keep your cameras charged up.

Eugh. Black Bear is NOT that bad. Stop scaring people.

Outstanding video, you make the best trail videos.

a 10k tj rubicon is a steal of a price

When do you suggest doing this for the river to be drivable like you had here?

Got a TJ auto and put JK 44's with lockers under it. Only on 33's but it's a mountain goat!

Your willingness to post the directions is quite gentlemanly, very rare

Been meaning to attempt this with my Montero with a 2.5" lift and 32" all terrains. If that KL can do it I think I can, I have more ground clearance.

Not a fair comparison without front lockers on

The rule is: If you stack rocks, you must also unstack them once you are through. Leave No Trace.

Set up the TJ with the same size tires as the JL and swaybar disconnects. I expect it would match or beat the JL in all those traction and rock crawling challenges where the JL won this time.

Great video! Do you think a 4x4 Tacoma pulling and off road camper can do Imogene Pass?

That Trailhawk couldn't flex enough.

Did this from the Telluride side last year with @nazgul_renegade. When we got to the summit we had a rain cloud roll into us and we did the Ouray side in the rain/clouds back down.