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@@SharonBridge if I could do it over? That’s how I’d do it. If you stay on the main trail, it’s quite easy. But beware. Some of the side trails can get a little hairy! Hope you have a blast out there!!!!

@@ObscureOffroad ​​⁠ Thank you for your reply. Not planning on any side trails this trip. Main road only. That being said I do hope the main road is well marked and easy to follow. Also, is it wide enough for two to pass? I expect there may be others with the same idea this weekend and therefore times when two may have to share the road.

@@SharonBridge you should be fine. There are a lot of parts of the road that are quite wide.

You can do it however you please. It’s a point to point trail so people typically take it either into or out of town. But you could certainly double back if you desire. Easy trail overall unless you add some of the side trails into the mix.

@@ObscureOffroad Thanks 😊

Thanks for the great feedback and for reaching out! Camping is allowed in some areas, but not all. Most of the areas closer to Sedona do not allow camping. That said, if you drive south from Sedona and cross under the highway, that whole area is BLM land and dispersed camping is allowed. It's about 30 minutes south of Sedona.

@@Bluejeepkid1 yeah this was my first time there. Check out the more recent Rocky gap video we did. We did most of the optional washes with about 4-6” of snow everywhere. Very different experience. I’ve learned a lot over the last year since I started wheeling. :)

@@aryanrajput1280mv thank you so much for the kind feedback! Cheers!

@@trevortrebbien1736 yeah, it wasn’t too bad.

I was the one that did most the one foot recording

It really is a special place…!

Just subscribed to your channel. Look forward to checking out your work!

We didn't on this trip. This was back in December of 2023. For NO good reason, I edited the first 2 videos from this trip, but procrastinated on the Broken Arrow video until, well, today. :) BUT, I've been to slide rock! I went there when I was a kid with my parents years and years ago! It was amazing and I hope to head back there sometime this summer with my wife now that we live in LV. Cheers!

It was my kryptonite, but I’m getting better about it. We just went back and did little Devil peak again today, which is pretty off camber, but it doesn’t bother me as much anymore.

I really appreciate the kind words! And yeah, I was pretty overwhelmed doing it in the snow for the first time. It was an amazing adventure! Hit me up if and when you head out this way if you’re interested in riding together! It’s always a pleasure meeting new people with similar interests! Cheers!

@@ObscureOffroad will do!

We actually went back and did it again and hit almost all of the optional washes. That’s one of the more recent videos. Be sure to check it out! And I agree with you completely! It was a blast…

@@ObscureOffroad I’ll look for that video.

@@jeeperp3926 here ya go: ua-cam.com/video/GnR95VAqa78/v-deo.htmlsi=Gj-ftjKem_kvqiSH

Thank you so much for watching and glad you enjoyed it!!!

Thank you! Cheers!

I’m running 37” tires and Gary was running 38’s. I can’t wait to go back and do it the opposite direction!

Thanks Jabir!

Hey there, thank you so much for the great feedback! Much appreciated! I consider that section at eight minutes to be the crux of the trail. Also, if I’m not mistaken, there are actually three different ways to bypass the drop off that Gary and I did. You can go up that hill to the left like some of the other guys did… But you can also bypass the whole really rocky section and avoid going up that steep hill by staying to the left or right before that. Look at the video right at 5:15. Basically, go to the right or left before that rock crawling section if you are by yourself. If you make it through that section at 8:00, you should be able to handle the rest. That said, yeah, definitely recommend going with a group. Much safer that way! Feel free to connect with me on Facebook and we can try to arrange a ride together sometime if you’re interested. We generally go every Sunday, schedules permitting. facebook.com/gjorewicz Cheers!

@@ObscureOffroad I did take the whole bypass to the left for the rocky section. I’ll definitely reach out when I’ve got a free weekend. I’ve got no AC in my Samurai so my wheeling season may be over until it cools back down.

You should be able to keep going through or at least into June. Bring ice water, all the windows down, and go up and elevation. :-) Sounds like a cool rig by the way!

Thank you. That means the world to me. Cheers!

Awesome! Thanks for the great feedback. The main trail is very easy but there are some super interesting side trails that are worth checking out IF you’re open to a little more adventure. Here’s my Onx file from the trip. The little side loop in the middle was quite interesting and makes me want to go back to explore more! webmap.onxmaps.com/offroad/share/content?share_id=01HXD3VHJ73TYY3Q186A6J9CX3

Also, I shot another video at Broken Arrow but haven’t gotten around to editing that one yet. Coming soon.

Thanks brotha! I can’t help but agree! Very photogenic spot!

Thank you! It’s such a huge place to explore! We got to see Lake Manly too! More to come!

I think we did because we were eager to get back to camp. But we did go check one out the following morning. That’ll be on the next video.

​@@ObscureOffroadthat gives you a reason to go back- the other couple plus Barker ranch in goler wash.

Can’t say, but we did bypass the one optional wash that had 2 really big boulders side by side that you have to go over. Was too much obstacle for the conditions.

Exactly. Was an awesome adventure!

Thank you! It was filmed on 3/31/24. Would love to explore AZ again! Hit me up if you have any fun trips coming up! Cheers!

@@ObscureOffroad Will do. The Crown King area and Prescott has a couple of great runs that would be great for your rig, and what you enjoy. They are not to crazy, with magnificient views of the area. Have you been to Sand Hollow yet?

@@mcoffroadinaz4075 I haven’t, but really want to check it out soon!!! You heading up this way?

@@ObscureOffroad no plans at the moment... but I know summer is almost upon us in the SW. I'll contact you when I make it up.

@@ObscureOffroad email sent.

Honestly, same. My favorite trails are LESS intense for sure! But, it was so beautiful out there with the snow!

Well thank you so much for the kind words! That's awesome! All of our rigs have either 37" or 38" tires, and all have a 2.5" to 3.5" lift. I'm sure Trevor (Gladiator) could have handled more of the washes, and he did do a couple of them. But he also heard my rig grinding on rocks and probably didn't want to damage his rig further. Can't blame him! :) We go out every Sunday if you ever wanna join us!

Looks much tougher with the snow.

@@safepetproducts For sure! Lots of guesswork!

@@ObscureOffroad I have a 22 Rubicon Gladiator still stock height and wheels (33”). I would love to tag along one of these times.

@@safepetproducts I was thinking the same thing. The snow made it hard to see the trail.

Oh man, that’s so cool of you to say! I just subscribed to yours and can’t wait to check it out. Have company in town now. Would love to connect sometime! Where’s home?

@@ObscureOffroad I'm in SoCal, Temecula. We actually just did Rocky Gap a few weeks ago, I am editing that video this week =)

That’s awesome. We just did Rocky Gap again 2 weeks ago in the snow and hit most of the optional washes! Can’t wait to see your video! I’m a little behind on editing so that one will be out in 2-3 weeks at most!

Yeah, I wouldn’t call that one stock friendly. But you could probably do it if you were with someone and don’t mind getting some bumps and bruises along the way!

Thanks, Trevor! I appreciate you, and had a blast hitting this trail with you and the crew!

A picture wouldn’t even do it because so many spots look just the same. Would need an onx or other gps trail map to follow.