Rattlesnake Canyon Off Road trail - Johnson Valley to Big Bear CA 4x4 Trails in Broncos
Vložit
- čas přidán 26. 08. 2023
- From Temecula Valley, we embarked on a journey to Johnson Valley, connecting with fellow 6th Gen Bronco aficionados at the entrance of the iconic King of The Hammers, a top-tier Ultra 4 off-road event. Prepping ourselves, we navigated 5 miles down the 247 towards Rattlesnake Canyon trailhead, with our sights set on Big Bear for a well-deserved meal. The recent heavy rains had altered our familiar trail, but the day was packed with exhilarating challenges, unforgettable moments, and an unexpected encounter at Burns Canyon. Contrary to a local's advice, we braved an unforeseen detour, and our Broncos rose to the occasion, conquering every hurdle. A day to remember!
Route was Rattlesnake Canyon to Burns Canyon Road 2N02 then we detoured left at the split and took 2N70Y which got pretty interesting after the recent rains. Then we hooked back up with 2N02 all the way to Baldwin Lake.
Don't forget to LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE to our channel for more Ford Bronco content, of road adventures and reviews! We'd love to hear your thoughts in the COMMENTS section below if you've done this trail or have questions about it.
Stay tuned for more Bronco adventures and happy off-roading! 🏞️🛠️
🎥 Bronco Related videos:
Installed Bronco Tailgate Table NO Drilling Required | Trailgater from Outback Adventure Products • Review Bronco Tailgate...
Goose Gear Rear Plate System for the Ford Bronco 4-Door Install and Review • Goose Gear Rear Plate ...
Bronco Recovery Board Mounts for Maxtrax from Expedition Essentials Installed • Maxtrax Recovery Board...
Ford Bronco Grille Letters Overlay Install and Review: A Better Alternative to Vinyl Stickers • Ford Bronco Grille Let...
🔗 Social Media Links
Instagram: / dangermtbbronco
Facebook: / dangermtbbronco
#RattlesnakeCanyonTrail, #JohnsonValley #BigBear, #6thGenBronco, #OffroadChallenge, #BurnsCanyon #ExploreCaliforniaTrails - Auta a dopravní prostředky
Bummed we didn’t do Rattlesnake when we were out there. We did Burns from Big Bear to Pioneer/Joshua with a Toro rental BB Sasquatch and w/o any recovery gear - I was skeptical - but, I didn’t see anything too technical. Beautiful drives either way.
At what point in the video did you take the left onto 2N703? Also, were there any hard parts of the trail? I was thinking about doing this trail soon so I wanted to make sure its doable for my lifted Expedition on 35s. Thanks, really enjoyed the video.
Hi Sorry I didn't shoot the turn off but it is on Burns Canyon rd at the split before you start climbing in elevation. Ill thow the link to that section from OnX for you below. I would stay on Burns there was a few more difficult sections on that turnoff since we hit it right after the rains. Might be easier now.
View it in the onX Offroad app here:
onxoffroad.app.link/S9OLgPKGfEb
Awesome vid! You were hauling ass through the desert! Have you modified the Bronco?
Thanks for watching! Yes, I am running the Icon Stage 8 suspension kit on Method 705 wheels with BFG KO2 35s. Made high speed desert and fire road stuff incredible compared to stock Sasquatch suspension. If you haven't yet please subscribe for future videos I really appreciate it and hope you are loving your Bronco.
4x4 high? While flying thru the sand
Was this before or after tropical storm Hilary?
This was after this past Saturday. The storm changed the trail considerably and made Burns Canyon impassable without taking the 2N703 Off shoot.
@@dangermtbbronco yeah idk the trail names and what not. But I remember finding that trail out.
I am going to this trail Tuesday.
How did it go?
@@dangermtbbronco this was my fourth time going wasn’t a beginner trial. It definitely had its harder spots. Before we got to the end of the desert beginning of the mountain, we came to a rocky spot and it was intense. We had to turn around and go a different way. There’s also a flipped over Dodge in that crazy rocky area looks like they might’ve pushed it off the mountain
Yeah the rains have changed it quite a bit this year. Glad you had a great time! That rocky spot I think you are talking about the trail splits into left and right there it seems. We just drove through the middle over the rocks to get back onto the other trail. Always sucks seeing a rig flipped over.@@NobodyImportantx00
@@dangermtbbronco that’s wasn’t a beginner trail. That’s my third time really going somewhere
@@NobodyImportantx00 Yeah it is a moderate trail rated at a 4, but after the rains a few sections are a bit tougher.