The first section called Lockwood is pretty easy without lockers. The second section, Miller trail, can be tricky and since, like most trails, it changes all the time. The hardest section on Miller was much easier last time than previous times I've ran Miller but who knows what happens during the closed season with snow, etc. My jeep doesn't have lockers but I do have Detroit truetrac both front and rear and it runs most trails in Socal just fine... (aside from the Hammers trails which I'd definitely not built for) Just don't go alone and if someone has lockers, make sure he's in front to give you a tug if needed.
no need for lockers , I went there and finished easy with my 1997 4runner 3' lifted and without someone to guide me the way from the outside of the car...
+1 for having The Cocteau Twins on in the background.
Videos don’t do that trail justice.
Nice job getting thru not breaking anything
I don't remember that section of trail where you 3 wheeled. Staring at the sky like that would scare the crap out of me.
Made me a tad homesick, thanks
Can I do that trail with no lockers?
The first section called Lockwood is pretty easy without lockers. The second section, Miller trail, can be tricky and since, like most trails, it changes all the time. The hardest section on Miller was much easier last time than previous times I've ran Miller but who knows what happens during the closed season with snow, etc. My jeep doesn't have lockers but I do have Detroit truetrac both front and rear and it runs most trails in Socal just fine... (aside from the Hammers trails which I'd definitely not built for) Just don't go alone and if someone has lockers, make sure he's in front to give you a tug if needed.
no need for lockers , I went there and finished easy with my 1997 4runner 3' lifted and without someone to guide me the way from the outside of the car...