I am quite surprised that you appear to have missed one of my favorite trails near Georgetown, CO. It is the trail that connects to the old Argentine Central Railroad grade to the top of Grey's and Torrey's Peaks on the grade of the Argentine Central RR that started in the town of Silver Plume. Beautiful trip and a fairly easy drive as I remember.
Take the Guanella Pass road out of Georgetown, I do not rmember the name or number of the forest service rd, but it is on the map. A real easy one, but very pretty is the Boreas Pass Rd, south out of Breckensidge ot Como; you can take your car on that one. Thanks for your reply! @@CodeBrownProductions
Love your videos man. I just picked up an sPOD and ARB compressor. I see that yours is mounted in the back of your rig. Do you happen to have an install video for that thing? I looked but did not see anything that looked like a video for that. I'm currently planning on mounting it under the hood just to keep the noise down for the rest of the passengers but I like how you have access from the back. Maybe I could mount a remote chuck back there? Anyway man, really digging the videos and love seeing all the work you're doing on your rig.
Thank you for the kind words. Unfortunately I don't have an install video for the air compressor. The mount that I have is from American Adventure Lab. They have some kick ass stuff, I love them.
@@CodeBrownProductions I went way back in 2012 to Hatfield and McCoy Trails in West Virginia and it some that was clay and it was fun especially after the rain we had. Some guy in a full size Ram 1/2 ton 2wd wasn’t very smart he didn’t make the switch back and slid right into a bunch of trees which luckily saved him from going down a cliff. My CanAm Commander was getting a great engine brake work out, but I was glad that it had one that works when you release the gas pedal unlike the Polaris RZR my brother had his wouldn’t work unless he was on the gas a lil
I ran Saxon a few weeks ago. It's a great trail. Definitely run Argentine Pass above Georgetown it's another great one. Also check out the Santiago mine up on Argentine.
@@CodeBrownProductions You might have already been there. I call it the mine. Huge building and several smaller ones up off Mt. Mcclellan trail it goes to 13,000 feet and the mine is on a side trail. It's above the Waldorf mine.
I started following you during the crawler hauler build and never realized you were anywhere close to the Denver area! You are exploring my back yard in this video. I'm building a Ramcharger trail crawler in Idaho Springs... If you ever break anything in the area, I have a welder, you will have to do the welding, I don't weld on other peoples ride, my welding isn't pretty enough😂
Thank you for the kind words! Unfortunately that is how I normally talk. I'm a veteran and now ER nurse so it's kinda second nature. I tone myself down alot for the videos but I hope to still keep you as a subscriber!
I am quite surprised that you appear to have missed one of my favorite trails near Georgetown, CO. It is the trail that connects to the old Argentine Central Railroad grade to the top of Grey's and Torrey's Peaks on the grade of the Argentine Central RR that started in the town of Silver Plume. Beautiful trip and a fairly easy drive as I remember.
I'll have yo look that one up!
Take the Guanella Pass road out of Georgetown, I do not rmember the name or number of the forest service rd, but it is on the map. A real easy one, but very pretty is the Boreas Pass Rd, south out of Breckensidge ot Como; you can take your car on that one. Thanks for your reply!
@@CodeBrownProductions
Nice video!
Thank you!
Im getting ready to move to that area... Looking forward to exploring!
Do it, it's awesome!
Love your videos man. I just picked up an sPOD and ARB compressor. I see that yours is mounted in the back of your rig. Do you happen to have an install video for that thing? I looked but did not see anything that looked like a video for that. I'm currently planning on mounting it under the hood just to keep the noise down for the rest of the passengers but I like how you have access from the back. Maybe I could mount a remote chuck back there? Anyway man, really digging the videos and love seeing all the work you're doing on your rig.
Thank you for the kind words. Unfortunately I don't have an install video for the air compressor. The mount that I have is from American Adventure Lab. They have some kick ass stuff, I love them.
What happen to the trailer
I still have it
What book are Ya using for trail maps??
FunTreks!
What book are you using? I'm interested in exploring Colorado and I'm thinking the book would help me plan my trip.
FunTrek books they are great
Great channel! Been following along since the crawler hauler and have since got a Rubicon! Cheyenne guy here too.
Thank you. Howdy from Cheyenne lol
Just curious, what settings do you run on your Falcon Shocks while rock crawling?
1- for crawling 2.4- for street and 3- for highway
Where do you sleep when you camp? Do you bring a ground tent? If so, what kind?
This trip I said in a motel. But I just bought a roof top tent that I will show off in a video here soon.
@@CodeBrownProductions Cool!
I can’t imagine how it felt to go up through that many switchbacks and being able to see all those great things
If you like switchbacks go look up Morrison Jeep trail near Cody WY. It's insane.
@@CodeBrownProductions I went way back in 2012 to Hatfield and McCoy Trails in West Virginia and it some that was clay and it was fun especially after the rain we had. Some guy in a full size Ram 1/2 ton 2wd wasn’t very smart he didn’t make the switch back and slid right into a bunch of trees which luckily saved him from going down a cliff. My CanAm Commander was getting a great engine brake work out, but I was glad that it had one that works when you release the gas pedal unlike the Polaris RZR my brother had his wouldn’t work unless he was on the gas a lil
I ran Saxon a few weeks ago. It's a great trail. Definitely run Argentine Pass above Georgetown it's another great one. Also check out the Santiago mine up on Argentine.
I went to the Mill but were was the Mine?
@@CodeBrownProductions You might have already been there. I call it the mine. Huge building and several smaller ones up off Mt. Mcclellan trail it goes to 13,000 feet and the mine is on a side trail. It's above the Waldorf mine.
I started following you during the crawler hauler build and never realized you were anywhere close to the Denver area! You are exploring my back yard in this video. I'm building a Ramcharger trail crawler in Idaho Springs... If you ever break anything in the area, I have a welder, you will have to do the welding, I don't weld on other peoples ride, my welding isn't pretty enough😂
He's 1hr 33min (102mi) from Denver... don't ask me how I know 😆
I appreciate the offer!
Curb the cursing please.....or I could hit the mute button. Otherwise the trail and views are fantastic.
Thank you for the kind words! Unfortunately that is how I normally talk. I'm a veteran and now ER nurse so it's kinda second nature. I tone myself down alot for the videos but I hope to still keep you as a subscriber!
@@CodeBrownProductions Retired veteran here. You are not losing me as a subscriber. I enjoy your channel and thank you for your service.
@@bobbydale1957 Yes thank you for your service and ED work. You must like the fire!!!
Jeez, it's only a bit of swearing. Are you really that sensitive?