Great video! I am planning head back up to Oregon in May for the summer and want to do several of the trails in that region. Question for you, I have a 2020 JLUR with a 2.5" Lift and 315/70/R17 KO2s. Do I need 35's to hit this trail?
It’s definitely a fun place to go wheeling, I have 37” KM3’s but they’re probably 35” on the Jeep. In the summer the rocks are pretty dry so you should be fine, there is a bypass for that harder section to the right if you want. It’s also a good idea to not go alone just encase you get really stuck. Cedar Tree is another fun one that’s pretty mild but has awesome views. Thanks for watching George!
@@FROSTBITEOFFROAD Thanks, I am definitely going with at least 35's on the next set. I spend most of my time 4 wheeling in AZ, but we have a place in Newport since I can work from home... Again I enjoy your videos and maybe see you on the trail in Oregon sometime.
Hey guys, thanks for checking out our recent wheeling trip to Browns Camp! Let me know what your favorite trail is in the comments below 👇👇
I can't wait to get back to that trail!!!
Rocky uphill was definitely a fun one
Yeah it definitely was, I think it should be a go to from now on!
Great video! I am planning head back up to Oregon in May for the summer and want to do several of the trails in that region. Question for you, I have a 2020 JLUR with a 2.5" Lift and 315/70/R17 KO2s. Do I need 35's to hit this trail?
It’s definitely a fun place to go wheeling, I have 37” KM3’s but they’re probably 35” on the Jeep. In the summer the rocks are pretty dry so you should be fine, there is a bypass for that harder section to the right if you want. It’s also a good idea to not go alone just encase you get really stuck. Cedar Tree is another fun one that’s pretty mild but has awesome views. Thanks for watching George!
@@FROSTBITEOFFROAD Thanks, I am definitely going with at least 35's on the next set. I spend most of my time 4 wheeling in AZ, but we have a place in Newport since I can work from home... Again I enjoy your videos and maybe see you on the trail in Oregon sometime.