hi I have watched this drive and loved it the scenery is amazing ,but I would like to ask you, do you know if this is on the rim of an extinct volcano? I have tried to look it up but had no luck, living over there I thought you might know, thanks for sharing, happy Aussie.
@@Jubertmikael Hi, thanks heaps for getting back to me, it has answered a lot of questions, looking forward to watching more, it is a great way to escape lockdown over here, we just bump it from you tube to the big screen and it is just as if you are sitting in the passenger seat looking out of the windscreen of the jeep, such great videos, thanks again.
@@juttachaffey5717 thanks, i do enjoy making full length video, i know some people can't or won't travel to this place but will enjoy watching it from the security of they couch.
Props for taking a stock rig on these trails. I found Imogene to be a bit more challenging from the pass to Ouray. and vice versa. Black Bear is another fun ride. In fact I think Black Bear is easier depending on the weather, having been on both several times. Good luck and happy travels.
We did Black Bear pass but I did get a flat coming down on the back side and shut my GoPro to save footage as I'm fixing that tire than we got back at it and completely forgot to restart the GoPro so I lost all that time thinking I was filming maybe next time I'll get it all
@@Jubertmikael I had a similar experience on Black Bear minus the flat. I run constant power to the GoPro with a 128 GB micro sd card that gives me 4 hrs. 4k recording time so I rarely have to pay attention to it till I change sd cards. We make the run over the pass to Telluride and yes, forgot to hit record. Talk about bummed, that hurt for awhile. We live in Utah so we went back a couple months later and got a good recording.
we did have to stop to choose the correct path, so we did not bottom out, but is you take your time and make the correct decision it will work out, thanks for watching.
Vou compartilhar seus vídeos aqui no Brasil. Imagens lindas parabéns.
NO WAY!!! This is a two-way road!!!!
Sorry to disappoint but it is a two way road!!!
hi I have watched this drive and loved it the scenery is amazing ,but I would like to ask you, do you know if this is on the rim of an extinct volcano? I have tried to look it up but had no luck, living over there I thought you might know, thanks for sharing, happy Aussie.
Hello jutto, i do not live in Colorado, but my understanding it's a old glacier gulch, thanks for watching
@@Jubertmikael Hi, thanks heaps for getting back to me, it has answered a lot of questions, looking forward to watching more, it is a great way to escape lockdown over here, we just bump it from you tube to the big screen and it is just as if you are sitting in the passenger seat looking out of the windscreen of the jeep, such great videos, thanks again.
@@juttachaffey5717 thanks, i do enjoy making full length video, i know some people can't or won't travel to this place but will enjoy watching it from the security of they couch.
Better without the music. Thanks!!!
Thank you for watching
Is this the trailhawk? Lifted? How much clearance you have,. Thinking of doing this in my 2" Lifted rav4 with 30" At and skidplate,
My trailhawk Cherokee is stock no modification, i have seen RAV4 on top of Imogene Pass in the past Trip, thanks for watching.
Props for taking a stock rig on these trails. I found Imogene to be a bit more challenging from the pass to Ouray. and vice versa. Black Bear is another fun ride. In fact I think Black Bear is easier depending on the weather, having been on both several times. Good luck and happy travels.
Thanks you for watching and I have watched your channel and I will try new trail when I get back to Utah 😁
We did Black Bear pass but I did get a flat coming down on the back side and shut my GoPro to save footage as I'm fixing that tire than we got back at it and completely forgot to restart the GoPro so I lost all that time thinking I was filming maybe next time I'll get it all
@@Jubertmikael I had a similar experience on Black Bear minus the flat. I run constant power to the GoPro with a 128 GB micro sd card that gives me 4 hrs. 4k recording time so I rarely have to pay attention to it till I change sd cards. We make the run over the pass to Telluride and yes, forgot to hit record. Talk about bummed, that hurt for awhile. We live in Utah so we went back a couple months later and got a good recording.
Do those SXS and quads make the entire trip over that route ?
They have to turn around because they not allowed in telluride, or put on a trailer at the trail head , thanks for watching
what month of the year was this taken?
July of 2016, Thanks for Watching
Thanks for the video. Did you have any clearance issues on the way?
we did have to stop to choose the correct path, so we did not bottom out, but is you take your time and make the correct decision it will work out, thanks for watching.