I concur with the entrance way obstacle and how the video doesn't do it any justice. Looks like some one stacked a bunch of kicker rocks in front to help since the last time I was there. It'll get your attention. Nice vid, thanks for sharing.
I agree about the entrance obstacle. I was there in the summer of 2000 and those big baby head rocks weren't there at the base. Back then it was alot harder to get up and over it.
I’d say about 4 hours depending on if you get hung up on some of the obstacles. There’s probably too much snow right now but I’m but sure I’ve never gone this early in the season.
I concur with the entrance way obstacle and how the video doesn't do it any justice. Looks like some one stacked a bunch of kicker rocks in front to help since the last time I was there. It'll get your attention. Nice vid, thanks for sharing.
Yeah that first obstacle is pretty intimidating, it will make people turn around right away. Thank you for watching!
I agree about the entrance obstacle. I was there in the summer of 2000 and those big baby head rocks weren't there at the base. Back then it was alot harder to get up and over it.
Is this trail an "in and out" only? Looks like you went up and came back down the same trail. Awesome video by the way!
Yeah it’s an in and out trail. It’s a great trail I would recommend doing it sometime. Thanks for watching!
40 years ago we named the first steep part "ball bearing hill"
Rocks are not piled up making the 1st wall easier anymore.
I think I'll hit this trail in a few weeks. How long did the trail take, round trip?
I’d say about 4 hours depending on if you get hung up on some of the obstacles. There’s probably too much snow right now but I’m but sure I’ve never gone this early in the season.
@@Endless.Adventures Thank you! Maybe I'll give it a little longer then. My rig is pretty built, but my buddy just has a YJ with a spring-over.
@@crashandburn471 sounds like fun I love that trail