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We drove the Rimrocker Trail back in Aug. It's about 160 miles of off road that connects Montrose, CO and Moab, UT. It's nothing too technical but is very scenic and has some pretty rocky spots and some good ups & downs.
Thanks! That is some of my favorite country, but I've not travelled that route.
I like how when the vid is sped up the 5.0 sounds wound up and it looks like you're driving 90 MPH on a WRC stage.
Was 4 X 4 ever necessary? in those August conditions?
Was 4 X 4 ever necessary? in those August conditions?
Depends on where you are on the trail. Some areas are just dirt roads and passible with 2wd although there are some pretty rocky, steep areas and a few water crossings, if you're out there in April/May.
Most of the steeps showed about 13* on the truck's inclineometer with one short piece showing 18*
it is like in Nicolet National Forest near Mountain, WI. their is also another thing up their called the Powerlines, never been on it and their is also anotehr part of the pipeline that you cannot take any stock truck.
i have taken my truck thru this part on the one where you can take stock trucks. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AIoajUNNi10
and here is the non stock part. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wvxS...eature=related
Reminds me of a good friend that had a 1981 F250 Reg Cab with a 460 geared with dual transfer cases sitting on 44" super swampers, winter time was when the dual transfer case setup worked well...would crawl so slow up snow covered trails.
Drove about 10KM down a pole line on Manitoulin Island. Pic was taken about 2km in, when the truck was still clean. lol
careful man, I think those trails are owned by the tele and power companies and some wouldn’t take kindly to that...Otherwise I’d be off roading every day behind my house lmao
11-02-2020, 10:09 AM
