You know, coming back to this video eightish years later, this being one of the first I saw from TFL, it has a different feel since I've seen a lot more of these videos now over the years and gotten to be more familiar with your teams' personalities. Great to know you guys are still doing trips and still doing reviews. Would like to see a trip report video like this again in the future though. The sights and the vehicles are really what brings me back.
Guys as much as I enjoy every video you do any chance you could kick the editor quiet vocals then very loud music I'm forever turning up turning down or switching off .. keep up the good work guys ..
Awesome video! Looks like my '10 Outback 3.6 could handle this without a problem. I might have to swing by here on my way to Arizona in May! About how long did it take to complete the entire trail?
***** Sorry, no. From the looks of the trails, it could be done in an Outback. Definitely wouldn't want to do them in anything that has less ground clearance though. You'll want to pack in lots of supplies to be safe. We actually did stop in at the ranger station there, but we were running short on time. I BELIEVE there was a shorter way to do it, but instead of taking 3 days like the 100 mile loop, it took like 8-10 hours if I remember correctly. That was last May, so my memory is a little hazy. You could probably call that ranger station though if you can find it and they might be able to better answer your question. We absolutely LOVED Moab when we were there. The scenery was absolutely breathtaking, and the paved road through the park is definitely worth swinging through -- even if you don't hit up the trail. We're from Wisconsin though, where everything is flat and boring, so take that with a grain of salt if you're from a place with actual scenery. ;)
No. There are a couple of long climbs where you need need low range to safely descend. There are a few spots where an Outback would bottom out and a few sandy spots where you may get stuck. You could probably do it, but it is not a good idea.
There's a great deal of this country where off-roading has nothing to do with rocks and inclines. East of the Mississippi, the term usually refers to mud and lots of it. Does anyone know how these things do in muddy bean fields?
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder as you clearly show the truth in that. Whether its your cup of tea or not, you can't deny the amazing scenery there.
Chance Lundgren Agreed. I know a lot of people like that kind of scenery. Just not my cup of tea. It doesn't look amazing to me, just dirty and rocky. Still, I'll bet it was fun in the Jeeps.
This is a really bad joke! my low riding sedan can do this trail..... Care to actually take it somewhere a car cannot go? Not every viewer is a useless city driver!!!
is this a review of the cheroker trailhawk or a vacation video, most boring and un informational video i have ever seen you guys make sad, hope this is not a new direction
Well then I guess no Jeep is "real" unless it's a Wrangler or old CJ...welcome to 2014, Jeep has to keep up with the times like everyone else, they can't all be solid axle, ladder frame off-road machines, I'm sure that Cherokee is just as capable as an old GC or Cherokee. That's my point, you sir are just rehashing outdated Jeep nostalgia.
You know, coming back to this video eightish years later, this being one of the first I saw from TFL, it has a different feel since I've seen a lot more of these videos now over the years and gotten to be more familiar with your teams' personalities. Great to know you guys are still doing trips and still doing reviews. Would like to see a trip report video like this again in the future though. The sights and the vehicles are really what brings me back.
WHAT?! No 0-60 on the White Rim Trail? Beautiful scenery, love it. Thanks for taking us along for the ride.
Glad to see you guys still rock the Contour action camera. They are now Based in Utah and back in action after their company's temporary slump. :)
Need to take my 76 Cj here someday. looks like a great place to escape world and just relax.
sweet video guys! I really like the Cherokee more and more each time I see it, the styling really is pretty cool.
Those roads look like they would be much more fun in an STi or EVO
The greatest video you've done ! Thank you !
Felicitari domnule Roman Mica, sunteti preferatul meu, pentru teste si informatii. Multumesc !!!
That's Kevin Hawkins leading in his black JK!!!
One of these days I hope to do that. Thanks for sharing!
This is the best video ever from TFL Car.
u guys have the best jobs ever
To be fair, these all look like well maintained, easy roads.
Try the 2017 up Cliff Hanger 2.0 on the Truth Section. I'd like to see if it can do it :D
Awesome video. Great views.
This is one of my most favorite videos from you guys... thanks for uploading!
awesome opening shot!!!
I see Nathan likes heights as much as I do. LOL...
Forget Jeeps, looks like a great place to stage a rally.
Hell yeah!
I love Jeep wrangler. and I love Utah even more
Awesome drive!
More of this please.
Great and scenic video! Thank you all for sharing and yes, I would have love to have been there too! :)
You need a dual sport video.
looks awesome !!
beautiful
Guys as much as I enjoy every video you do any chance you could kick the editor quiet vocals then very loud music I'm forever turning up turning down or switching off .. keep up the good work guys ..
Awesome video! Looks like my '10 Outback 3.6 could handle this without a problem. I might have to swing by here on my way to Arizona in May! About how long did it take to complete the entire trail?
***** Sorry, no. From the looks of the trails, it could be done in an Outback. Definitely wouldn't want to do them in anything that has less ground clearance though. You'll want to pack in lots of supplies to be safe.
We actually did stop in at the ranger station there, but we were running short on time. I BELIEVE there was a shorter way to do it, but instead of taking 3 days like the 100 mile loop, it took like 8-10 hours if I remember correctly. That was last May, so my memory is a little hazy. You could probably call that ranger station though if you can find it and they might be able to better answer your question.
We absolutely LOVED Moab when we were there. The scenery was absolutely breathtaking, and the paved road through the park is definitely worth swinging through -- even if you don't hit up the trail.
We're from Wisconsin though, where everything is flat and boring, so take that with a grain of salt if you're from a place with actual scenery. ;)
***** No problem. Good luck!
was this a review or an add for the white rim trail
would my 2010 stock jeep patriot be fine on this trail????
I like the new Cherokee
Cool! name of the music please?
PLEASE LET ME KNOW, IF 2016 OUTBACK GOOD DO THAT TRAIL,, THANKS BOYS,,, DAM THATS NICE
No. There are a couple of long climbs where you need need low range to safely descend. There are a few spots where an Outback would bottom out and a few sandy spots where you may get stuck. You could probably do it, but it is not a good idea.
Well I'm convinced, all I need now is to find a way of funding the trip.
Greetings from january 2020
Which guide service was this?
Do you think i could do that on a Volvo XC60 AWD ? :D
what they were doing in this video yeah i don't see why not! it gets pretty crazy at some spots though!
Thanks :D i would love to try this
Not a chance
I too wish I could be there. How about inviting me the next time.
There's a great deal of this country where off-roading has nothing to do with rocks and inclines. East of the Mississippi, the term usually refers to mud and lots of it. Does anyone know how these things do in muddy bean fields?
***** Thanks, I appreciate your input.
TJ wrangler leading the way, no surprises here
Cool trail. Love offroading, but I just don't understand why people call that scenery beautiful. I don't care for it at all personally.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder as you clearly show the truth in that. Whether its your cup of tea or not, you can't deny the amazing scenery there.
Chance Lundgren
Agreed. I know a lot of people like that kind of scenery. Just not my cup of tea. It doesn't look amazing to me, just dirty and rocky. Still, I'll bet it was fun in the Jeeps.
its a firing range
Lame music as usual but good video as always!
Of course the Cherokee did great on that trail, a Camry could have made it through.
Remove music
Didn't showcase anything about the Jeep its self and talked about the scenery the whole time. Weak ass review. Convinced me of nothing
Moo 8 no
This is a really bad joke! my low riding sedan can do this trail..... Care to actually take it somewhere a car cannot go? Not every viewer is a useless city driver!!!
Thanks for not showing any capabilities of the vehicle. Lame
is this a review of the cheroker trailhawk or a vacation video, most boring and un informational video i have ever seen you guys make sad, hope this is not a new direction
The Trailhawk is WEAK.
Is the Dodge Dart good offroad?
My Jeep does the Dodge Dart sit up 8 inches with a sophisticated AWD system made by Jeep? Why don't you make a valid point when you argue
I do have a valid point, this car based SUV is no more Jeep than an awd Mini Cooper.
Well then I guess no Jeep is "real" unless it's a Wrangler or old CJ...welcome to 2014, Jeep has to keep up with the times like everyone else, they can't all be solid axle, ladder frame off-road machines, I'm sure that Cherokee is just as capable as an old GC or Cherokee. That's my point, you sir are just rehashing outdated Jeep nostalgia.
Any pre 2000 Jeep could take that thing off road. I would not mind this car if they didn't try so hard to make like a real Jeep.