For every level of driver is an obstacle they have graduate past. For some, we can still remember when we used to look at even the smallest obstacles and impossible.
You have to keep in mind, these trails have been around for a long time. An old stock TJ would definitely need to special tire placement on some. Especially when wet.
this is me right now LOL... we plan on going to Silverton Utah and here to do our first ever off-roading and I am like maybe we should skip that road or that road and that one LOL... our jeep is a 2016 Sports Unlimited Jeep Wrangler with lift and some big tires that's about it... nothing fancy at all... watching these videos got me nervous as h@#$... @@Trailsoffroad
Obstacles always look flat on video, different story when you see it in real life. That being said, I did this trail last weekend in the rain with my father-in-law in my stock 99 Durango on 33’s. Just stayed with the easy lines, but when came to the top of devils staircase, he started freaking out that the rig would get destroyed going down it! I just waited until he walked away trying to find an alternative route, and I went down it just fine. Such a cool trail!
I went last weekend 2021/04/18 and it was ridiculously crowded. It was just an endless flow of UTV's, Rigs, and Pink Jeep tours. I couldn't enjoy the trail constantly having to squeeze by or turn out for oncoming traffic, so I just turned back.
Good video! Been trying to gather the courage to try this trail on a stock JLU Sport Altitude. Didn’t know there were different easier lines, I think I’ll be fine :)
Your tell me... :) Every year we tell our selves the same thing. We do a good amount of trails in the area on the website if you go check it out. The link to broken arrow trail page is in the video description. From there just click on the the map tab on top and scroll up to Colorado.
trailsoffroad.com I’ve seen a few videos. I was in Ouray about a week ago. Engineer, Cinnamon, Imogene, Black Bear, Ophir, Corkscrew, Hurricane, California. Good times
A note about the devils staircase,you assured me that "any stock vehicle can do this ". Well you owe me $74,532.87 as that trail damaged my brand new La Ferrari.
The best thing to do is head over to the website and take a look. You will get all the details needed to decide yourself and plan your trip. The link is in the video description above. Don't forget to post up some photos of your trip when you are done.
We have a ton of information on this trail. Simply go to the link in the video description above. There you will find everything you need to know about this trail and a lot more.
Great video! Just getting into off-roading. Is this something you can do on an 09 suburban? 6inch lift with 35. Heading to Oregon next week and will be passing through there.
The best thing to do is look at the trail page on the website and review the data there. If you still have questions, you can ask the crew there and see what they think. You can find link to the page in the description above.
Hi! Sorry for my question, what 4x4 do you pick on this kind of terrain? 4 Low? 4H ? Always? Only when theres an obstacle? Then you just use 2WD? Thank you! Just want to make sure
@@toddtt700 you actually don't need to sign up with youtube (unless you want to comment and save searches etc). I can't get passed your homepage. I did try to subscribe with the google sign in and it said to wait for an email, that never came
Hey Rob, I can't speak for the other drivers but I grew up with out that feature so when I tough my wife (Grey Jeep), I taught her how to drive without it. We have used it a couple times and it does work pretty good. - Josh
Pink Jeep right behind you, tracking your every move, to try and pass legislation to have the public closed from the Broken Arrow trail. Dont use Pink Jeep. They are not interested in trail advocacy. Only their own commercial interests.
I have a 2020 Toyota 4Runner Off-Road Premium w/KDSS. I'm adding aftermarket skids on for my front/engine, transmission, and transfer case. I have Bilstein 5100 2.5" lift with 1.5" in rear. I have 285/70/17 Cooper Discovers AT3 XLTs... Will my build be ok on this trail? Planning to go Memorial weekend
Airing all-terrain tires down to 18-20 will absolutely improve your ride comfort! Be sure to check out the reviews on our Broken Arrow trail guide, we've had quite a few members leave their experiences and photos over the last few months.
Excellent video. In two hours I will be on this trail
How was it?
Sedona in general is so incredibly beautiful! I can’t believe these are considered obstacles though…
For every level of driver is an obstacle they have graduate past. For some, we can still remember when we used to look at even the smallest obstacles and impossible.
You have to keep in mind, these trails have been around for a long time. An old stock TJ would definitely need to special tire placement on some. Especially when wet.
this is me right now LOL... we plan on going to Silverton Utah and here to do our first ever off-roading and I am like maybe we should skip that road or that road and that one LOL... our jeep is a 2016 Sports Unlimited Jeep Wrangler with lift and some big tires that's about it... nothing fancy at all... watching these videos got me nervous as h@#$... @@Trailsoffroad
Obstacles always look flat on video, different story when you see it in real life. That being said, I did this trail last weekend in the rain with my father-in-law in my stock 99 Durango on 33’s. Just stayed with the easy lines, but when came to the top of devils staircase, he started freaking out that the rig would get destroyed going down it! I just waited until he walked away trying to find an alternative route, and I went down it just fine. Such a cool trail!
Thank you so much for the video! Going there today in the, new to us, Gladiator!
This is a great trail to take the new Gladiator. Enjoy!
Very nice video, thanks for sharing!!!!
Thank you, and thank you for watching.
Are you all heading out there?
One of the best trails in Arizona... It is a must do. Great video.
Yes it is
Great trail and great video Josh!
Thank you for watching
I went last weekend 2021/04/18 and it was ridiculously crowded. It was just an endless flow of UTV's, Rigs, and Pink Jeep tours. I couldn't enjoy the trail constantly having to squeeze by or turn out for oncoming traffic, so I just turned back.
Yeah, we hear that a lot. In this video we were at the trailhead just after sunrise.
Great videos and excellent app. Joined the premium version and compliments my other apps.
Love to hear that. What is your favorite trail so far?
Good video! Been trying to gather the courage to try this trail on a stock JLU Sport Altitude. Didn’t know there were different easier lines, I think I’ll be fine :)
Use our website to help you figure out what to do. You will find the link in the video description.
One of our standard trails! Next time your in AZ I'd love to tag along
For sure, what other trails out there would you say are a must do?
I’ll be in Sedona oct 26 and hope to do this trail! It for sure will be by the 27th 2020.
Man, I regret not trying this trail a few months ago.
Sounds like a reason to go back this fall.
Good video
Thank you
I live about .5 miles away from the trailhead, and routinely test run our JL/JT builds there.
Nice. Do you all have a shop out there?
@@TrailsoffroadMy associate does. DM and I'll link if you wish.
@@westernjeep4015 hit me up at info@TrailsOffroad.com and address it to Josh. I don't know how to DM on youtube
@@Trailsoffroad Done. Thank you for great content and narratives.
You need to get to Ouray. THATS really something
Your tell me... :)
Every year we tell our selves the same thing. We do a good amount of trails in the area on the website if you go check it out. The link to broken arrow trail page is in the video description. From there just click on the the map tab on top and scroll up to Colorado.
trailsoffroad.com I’ve seen a few videos. I was in Ouray about a week ago. Engineer, Cinnamon, Imogene, Black Bear, Ophir, Corkscrew, Hurricane, California. Good times
Imma go next week hopefully it is not as crowded. I guess my 2.5 lifted JLUR on 35s should do fine.
Likely (You can find more details about the trail on our website, link above in description). But if you go, go early to get ahead of the crowds.
A note about the devils staircase,you assured me that "any stock vehicle can do this ". Well you owe me $74,532.87 as that trail damaged my brand new La Ferrari.
All drivers are supposed to use their best judgement in all driving situations. Now if you have a video of this on the trail, this could go viral.
La Ferrari is about 10x that amount.... lol
I did this trail to Chicken Point in a stock Jeep Gladiator. I skipped out on the devils staircase. Didn’t want to risk it.
Post up your photos and video on our website. We would love to see it. The link is in the video description above
i could most likely do this trail, but my departure angle is crap on my 1st gen tundra. might need to get the sawzall out lol
we love bobbed trucks...
your "login with Google" doesn't work
Leave us a feedback - www.trailsoffroad.com/feedback. We can get you sorted out.
Can this trail be done on a stock 5th gen 4Runner Pro?
The best thing to do is head over to the website and take a look. You will get all the details needed to decide yourself and plan your trip. The link is in the video description above.
Don't forget to post up some photos of your trip when you are done.
Yes. I drive it 10 times a week
yes
If I want more information on this trail, where can I go?
We have a ton of information on this trail. Simply go to the link in the video description above. There you will find everything you need to know about this trail and a lot more.
How were the Pink Jeeps? I heard they can be pretty rude.
Tony Dennis Pink Jeep Tour drivers DO NOT like to share Sedona trails and make it known.
We did talk to a lot of the drivers and most were very friendly.
Can a stock 2018 outback make this trail?
I would say to be safe...no. I personally wouldn't take anything without a true 4x4 with 4 low, but thats just me. Cheers!
Great video! Just getting into off-roading. Is this something you can do on an 09 suburban? 6inch lift with 35. Heading to Oregon next week and will be passing through there.
The best thing to do is look at the trail page on the website and review the data there. If you still have questions, you can ask the crew there and see what they think. You can find link to the page in the description above.
Thanks
Just what we need, Californians giving me a tour of my home state!
In this group, we had Colorado, Arizona, Arkansas, and CA person. But we the CA person is okay
Thank you for watching
Hi! Sorry for my question, what 4x4 do you pick on this kind of terrain?
4 Low? 4H ? Always? Only when theres an obstacle? Then you just use 2WD?
Thank you! Just want to make sure
4 Low is always a go to. You can use 4 high if you are on the open flat areas between obstacles.
why post a link and then hide it behind a pay wall?
That trail guide is not behind a paywall, but members are required signed up, just like you had to with UA-cam.
@@toddtt700 you actually don't need to sign up with youtube (unless you want to comment and save searches etc). I can't get passed your homepage. I did try to subscribe with the google sign in and it said to wait for an email, that never came
Feel free to leave us a feedback - www.trailsoffroad.com/feedback. We can get you sorted out.
I don’t know how the hell that place got turned from Eagle rock/point into chicken rock. I haven’t been there in about 10 years.
Seems places names are always changing now days.
The "optional" kept wigging me out, not being able to see over.
Yeah, always nerve racking the first time you do a obstacle and don't know the line.
Thanks for the video I'm just curious you didn't mention I'm sure you did use Hill descent button or not
Hey Rob, I can't speak for the other drivers but I grew up with out that feature so when I tough my wife (Grey Jeep), I taught her how to drive without it. We have used it a couple times and it does work pretty good. - Josh
Pink Jeep right behind you, tracking your every move, to try and pass legislation to have the public closed from the Broken Arrow trail. Dont use Pink Jeep. They are not interested in trail advocacy. Only their own commercial interests.
Thanks for the heads up, do you have a link you can share with this information.
Ginger looks like she likes to throw on the strap on
She is always ready for those poor souls that get stuck.
I have a 2020 Toyota 4Runner Off-Road Premium w/KDSS. I'm adding aftermarket skids on for my front/engine, transmission, and transfer case. I have Bilstein 5100 2.5" lift with 1.5" in rear. I have 285/70/17 Cooper Discovers AT3 XLTs... Will my build be ok on this trail? Planning to go Memorial weekend
Most likely, but to get a better idea, check out the trail page. The link is in the video description above.
Want to try this in my stock 2022 Jeep Willy, first time doing a serious trail, what PSI do lower it, is 20 fine?, thanks!
Airing all-terrain tires down to 18-20 will absolutely improve your ride comfort! Be sure to check out the reviews on our Broken Arrow trail guide, we've had quite a few members leave their experiences and photos over the last few months.
Sedona is such a fantastic place. Great video and nice views. Glad I followed your channel, giving me lots of ideas!
Thanks for watching. We have thousands of trails on the website if you need a little more help on ideas.
Plan to go next week. That’s for the review.
Nice, take pictures and have fun. Check out our write up on trail 525 out there.
Awesome video i love doing things like this in Arizona or anywhere related
Thank you for watching
More airdown video please!
What in particular would you like to see?
Is there service out there lol?
Cell service? Its patchy as you are close to town.
This was a great day
For sure