Jericho Mountain 4x4 Trail NH - Jeep Badge of Honor Trail - September 2022
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- Our third day in New England took us from Central VT into Northern NH to go to Jericho Mountain State Park, home of the Jericho Mountain 4x4 Trail which is one of only a few Jeep Badge of Honor Trails in the Northeast. We knew it was going to be cool, but had no idea what the black & green trails had in store for us! Also, the White Mountains are beautiful!
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01:12 - Green Mountain National Forest
02:19 - Jericho Mountain State Park
03:41 - Jericho Mountain 4x4 Jeep Trail
04:10 - Black Trail
18:19 - Green Trail
26:49 - Black Trail
32:02 - Green Trail
34:45 - Jericho State Park Campground & White Mountains
If you missed Vermont Part 1, check it out here: • Vermont Overland Adven...
And Vermont Part 2 here: • Vermont Overland Adven...
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This trail looks like so much fun! lol tight, but fun...
Yeah a Gladiator would’ve had some moments 😅
Where's Heidi?
Man, I hope I get to hit that trail one day!!!
It’s so much fun. The state park is amazing. Cabins and campsites available. 50 miles of ATV trails there as well.
Another Great Adventure. Those trail look awesome. I'm not sure if I'm ready for that yet. Love your content. Thanks.
😅 Thanks for watching!
Good video, nice trail, love the action. 99% off roaders are afraid of success, they let off when momentum is working.. Never gets old to see.
JLU setup needs worked on.. That JLU is way too heavy, lacks off road sway bars, and is super stiff in the rear. Which hinders articulation in the rear and greatly effects the front. The suspension is working against you. Tires lifting or without weight on them means no traction. And for heavens sake replace those steps with proper sliders, they're nothing but a hazard and reduce clearance. Proper tires would make a difference as well.
That yellow cherokee is super interesting, bravo to him. The rest of the vehicles need help.
I reserved a camping spot for September 2024. I have a 2000 XJ 4 inch lift 31 inch General Grabber All Terrains. Spartan locker in the rear. Is that enough for the green trail?
Absolutely. Could play on the Blues too most likely.
@@DarksideOffRoad thanks
You will be fine with the green trail. There is a trail off to the right that is a big loop and you could do that also. We live nearby and love playing there.
@nhingy
Cool I switched from camping to top notch inn. 19 to 22nd of September
@nhingy how accessible are the Green Trails? I hear mixed things and wanted to take a nearly stock JLU on an easy maiden voyage.
Do they let sxs's on this trail?
I've been through jericho with the RZR but would to hit more trails like this. Also where is the trail head for this?
I don’t believe so, but I’m not 100% sure. They do have a network of ATV/SXS/snowmobile network of trails (50+ miles) also connected to this though.
Thank you.
Yeah I've been up on some of those trails
What size lift and tires were you on here? Thinking about hitting that trail someday and want to be prepared. I'm on 37's and a 3.75' lift.
I have a 2.5” with 35s 👌
Nice video, I’m in NYC and would love to overland with you guys in the future. I drive a Defender 130 and a Defender 90 both with the 200tdi engine. I’m in the middle of upgrading some components on my 130.
Pretty sure I saw you driving around Hamburg today
Yep! 👋
Whats the yellow Cherokee got in it for a motor?
I think it's a VW Diesel swap, but Jon could chime in better if he sees this.
It's a 1.9L TDI from a 2001 Jetta, adapted to the Jeep AX15 5 speed manual transmission. It's also got a crawl box and some other goodies...check it out on @dirtroadtherapy channel if you want more!
Vader!!!!!!!!!
Great videos! I look forward to watching them. Quick question - I think I saw in one video you were running a diesel heater? If so, how do you like it? Looking for heating ideas for winter camping. How did you set it up?
Thanks! Yeah I have a 5kwh Vevor diesel heater. I mounted it to a tire step, plug it into my Bluetti, and run the vent through my window.
Great video! I'm headed to this trail at the end of the month with the fam since we'll be in the area, so it's great to get a look at what it'll be like. I'm thinking we'll stick to the greens mostly, but I'm tempted to do the black loop since that's what's on the badge. No lift, but we've got lockers, some skid plates, and a winch so I figure we can make it, but I'll turn around before we break anything. It seems like some maps are conflicting on which direction the trails are, which way did you go?
Greens are two directional. Blacks generally go counter clockwise.
Without a lift I’d stay off the first few black trails but the one on the south side heading back was manageable with good lines. I did a fair amount of repainting under my Jeep when I got home I run a 2.5” lift 35” tires.
Have fun and be safe!
What upgrades do you have on your wrangler tires? Lift?
Hey there. Check out my rig walk around video from Aug 2021 for specifics, but it’s a 2.5” lift and 35s.
Destroying my every day driver for a sticker costing thousands in repairs is why I will never do one of those "badge of honors"
It’s all part of the fun the experience is worth it
Some say repairs, others say upgrade opportunities 😅 Fortunately for me through 5 badges I’ve only had to cut off a useless plastic stabilizer sleeve. 👌 Thanks for watching.
@@DarksideOffRoad I’d love to go out wheeling with you some day I’m in the middle of building a Comanche i live in pa so hopefully I can go to a meet up in the summer
Good! Use your aggressive feelings, boy. Let the hate flow through you!
@@Jckerwin ok Palpatine lol