Signal Peak 4x4 Trail Night Run
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- A Signal Peak 4x4 Trail Night Run adds a little more of a challenge to this 11.1 mile point-to-point trail located near Soda Springs, California that features a great forest setting. The trail is rated as difficult and primarily used for off road driving.Short, trip to 7,841-ft. mountain peak. This short trip sees minimal traffic. Great views once you get above the trees. Short walk to abandoned, historic lookout station once used to spot fires along railroad that can be seen below. Difficult. Narrow, steep road with tight brush and a very tippy rock challenge.Camera Gear
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Great night run video! We experimented with shooting at night a little while rescuing a vehicle that sliced two KO2s this past weekend. Great stuff!
Thanks for watching. Yeah I think if I do any more night runs, then I’m gonna need a good light for my camera. Recording in the dark isn’t very easy. I will be on the lookout for your next video.
there are some sweet rigs in the pack! , Epic run buddy liking the light show! can’t wait to run this trail! Stay safe!
We had one guy that didn't have functioning lockers. He just did a Hemi swap and the new computer doesn't work with the stock Rubicon lockers. He has to run some manual switches for them, but he still wanted to get out and stretch his Jeep's legs. Signal Peak is pretty fun, and running it at night made it a little more interesting.
NotICON I know man I was jk because you said you only use the light bars at the mall, cool video man , cheers! Unfortunately for us as of now due to the fires, Stanislaus National Forest is closed and we had plans to go wheeling this weekend.
Yeah I figured that was a good joke to squeeze in there. Hopefully after the fires are taken care of we can plan a trip out wheeling together. Im still hoping that Slick Rock will open back up by the end of the month. It might be a pipe dream, but you never know. It seems like the whole state is trying to burn itself down right now. I have a couple buddies that were down at Bald Mountain for the Cal4Wheel High Sierra Poker Run, that got cut short because of the Creek Fire.
NotICON that would be awesome man, get on FB and check out the group page “friends of slick rock and Sourgrass, those guys live up there and give good daily trail reports! I follow them closely! And yeah hoping to see you guys sometime, may just see you up there , I’ll be looking out for your Jeep!
Im looking for that group, but facebook isn't pulling anything up for me. I know im on a slick rock group, so hopefully they will post updates as well.
I thought you guys were nuts for trying to wheel that weekend. Looks like fun. It also looks like you were the only group in the mountains who DIDNT start a wildfire this weekend.
It was a lot of fun, you should really try some night wheeling. Its a whole new experience.
NotICON a wise man has said, more than once, nothing good happens after you say night wheeling.
I’m not suggesting that you do night wheeling on Fordyce. It’s just signal peak 🤣
@@NotICON anything can happen in them their hill's 😂
All the crazy party people come out at night 🤣
New idea
It’s actually pretty fun in the dark, and a little more challenging as well. You should try it out.
So to be a good rock crawler I need rock lights?
Absolutely! Lockers are over rated anyway.
LOL Sami didn't make it 50 ft !
Its a brand new build that he hasn't wheeled much, so he isn't very familiar with with it. We joked about him getting hung up there, so it had to go in the video. The Sami did great the rest of the trail though.
The rock in the middle is no joke for a full size on stock lift let me tell ya. Hit me up when you go to slick rock.
O I believe it, I’ve seen that rock give so many people an issue. I was planning on going to Slick Rock on Oct 3rd, but I’m not sure if that’s going to happen now. All the forests are closed due to the fires.
@@NotICON our boys in red should be able to tame them down by then hopefully!
I’m sure hoping that they can. It’s crazy out there right now.
I told You to tell Me when You were going Wheeling! Gotta test out the Strap and Shackles I Won ! PS ... Thank You again, keep Up with Awesome Videos ! 👍😃
We have a slick rock trip at the end of the month if the fires ever die down. I know the trails in that are were closed on Tuesday because of the fire conditions. The Rubicon was even closed because there is a fire burning right by it. I will let you know if the Slick Rock trip happens.
Sage talking about that rock like it didn’t truly give him anxiety 😂
O that rock gave him so much anxiety!
NotICON stahp!
I mean we both saw the size of that rock.
Is this the same road that goes to the tower? If it is I ran my stock Chevy 4x4 Duramax pulling a trailer up to the Cell towers on top for two weeks straight every night and then back down to Cisco grove every morning…..
This is going up from the Eagle Lake side. Cisco Grove would be the back side. Both sides lead up to the tower though. One side is just a little more challenging
next time you guys do this run let me know and ill try and join
It’s a really fun run. If you are in the local area then look up a Facebook page called Beale Off Road Friends. That’s where all events and runs are posted.
@@NotICON awesome thanks for the info, just sent a request to join
Is this something that requires lockers ?
Lockers aren’t required for this trail, and it’s honestly one of my favorite trails to bring beginners on. You will actually be surprised what you can do without lockers.
Great video. Curious though, it seems you guys never air down. Why’s that?
Thank you, so you aren't the first person to say that. We all air down, I personally go down to 12psi-15psi on the rocks. My front tires don't look like I air down at all, but the back tires do. The rest of the people in this video aired down as well. My only guess is that it has to do with the tires load rating.
@@NotICON Ah, ok. That makes sense. Thank you!
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