Off-roading Hidden Falls Adventure Park, Austin Texas 4K UHD
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- Опубліковано 14 лип 2024
- Jeep Badge of Honor Trail Series - Hidden Falls Adventure Park, Tx
Looking for information on Offroading Hidden Falls Adventure Park in Austin Texas, and want to get your badges. Check out our off-road 4x4 adventure for our third stop in Texas is to explore and provide a trail review and trail guide for Hidden Falls before heading off to California. This was an exciting adventure as Joshua Noesser from TrailsOffroad, and the crew took their JLs Jeep Wranglers out across the country for adventure, camping, Overlanding, rock crawling, 4wheeling, and adventure.
They drive their Genright Jeeps, Raceline Wheels, RockJock4x4, SuperWinch, and Trailsoffroad guides up what some say are difficult trails. This is a must-watch and in the Top 5 trails.
0:00 - Intro and Review
1:14 - Penthouse Trail
4:14 - Wildcat Mtn
4:30 - Revenge
5:00 - Rocky Road
6:40 - Lunch
6:55 - Hog Alley
7:30 - Carnage Canyon
8:14 - Hidden Falls
8:30 - Wet and Wild
9:30 - Large Fall on Wet and Wild
9:59 - Baby Back and Wrap Up
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What do you think of this Texas OHV Park?
Looks awesome headed that way in June. Cant wait we have a 2014 JKU looks like a lot of fun.
Its a cool place. Let me know what you think once you get back.
We had a great day of fun wheeling with you and your family Josh. Feel free to come back to Texas and wheel with us anytime!
I will defiantly take you up on that. Thank you again for letting us join you.
This was a lot of fun. I am happy I had the chance to meet up with the guys from the JL Forum as they blast to wheel with.
TY
We had a great day with you too. Glad you found us.
@@scottadams3649 Let me know the next time you all want to head west. I will come to meet up with you.
Good Job 👍
Thank you
I'm completely new to off-roading. I have yet done any trails. I do have a 3½ inch lift w/ 35" tires on a JKU Sahara. My front axel is a Dana 30. A few questions I have:
1. Do you need to disconnect the rear sway bars for these trails?
2. What other jeep mods would be necessary for these trails?
great questions.
So it is always best to air down and disconnect your sway bar
What you have now is a great start. When you head out there take a friend and only do what you feel comfortable on. As you get more experience you will naturally start modifying your vehicles.
Sorry for being late here, No you do not need to disconnect your rear sway bar. Front, I would. Also as said air down. You should be good to go. Look into an Offroading 101 class. The class can help you learn about your Jeep and what it can do. I was on top of the falls with a stock Gladiator Rubicon at 497 miles and I drove from Pasadena.