SUPAFLY
Well-Known Member
Had a great time, although the drive is VERY long on bias ply tires! This trail is non-stop pick your line. (and pick it carefully) Started out with 5 in our group, ended the trail with 4. It was my Jeep, a black TJ with 35's open front and rear, a YJ that was sitting pretty low but locked front and rear, a CJ-5 with rear locker, and a Scrambler locked front and rear. Monday we ran a nearby trail that runs to Lake Barret. (this trail was probably more difficult than the Rubicon) Ran the Rubicon Tuesday and Wednesday. Besides the CJ-5 that didn't make it out (yet) there weren't any major issues and I crawled through everything without a problem except Little Sluice. (Lil sluice scares me now that I've seen it up close! ) I highly recommend tubes fenders and plenty of armor, these rocks aren't very forgiving! My sister is getting married tomorrow so I had to leave, but I did all I could to get the CJ as far as possible. Enough with the babbling, heres the pics!
Little Sluice............I'll do it next time! :wink:
Carnage! First, a broken frame, then a broken steering box. This old Jeep was slowly taken apart by the Rubicon. (RIP)
Cadillac Hill. This hill climbs 800ft in elevation with some nasty ledges.
Observation point
Time to go home
Little Sluice............I'll do it next time! :wink:
Carnage! First, a broken frame, then a broken steering box. This old Jeep was slowly taken apart by the Rubicon. (RIP)
Cadillac Hill. This hill climbs 800ft in elevation with some nasty ledges.
Observation point
Time to go home