What is Reiter Foothills ORV Park REALLY LIKE??
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- This video is basing what the overall park is like.
This does not show every single trail located within the park's boundaries and it only shows the 4x4 trails.
The park DOES REQUIRE a Discovery pass to use the trails. Please make sure and have one with you or in your tow rig at all times.
PLEASE STAY ON TRAILS.
DO NOT make your own trails or bypasses in the park.
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Trails in this video include
Twizzler - Beginner
Lovers Lane - Beginner to intermediate
Driveway - Intermediate
Broke it - Intermediate to difficult
Axle Alley - Intermediate to difficult
Tank Traps - Difficult
Devil's Staircase - Extremely Difficult
Please use this as a basic guide but enter the trails and the park at your own risk.
I take no responsibility for any damage or injuries sustained after watching this video.
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Not much video of putting that Cherokee to the test but fun to watch- I grew up in Monroe, we used to wheel and shoot up there. I’m glad they cleaned it up, people were dumping trash up there all the time.
My buddy picked up the cherokee about a week prior to this. Was his first time wheeling as a driver.
Reiter Foothills is a dedicated off road vehicle park now. Its a bit further down Reiter road than the pit is/was. They shut the pit down in like 2011. The ORV sanctioned park opened back up in about 2014 and has been maintained and run by volunteers for almost a decade now. So much has been opened up. Its pretty amazing!
I live in Washington state, bought a 56 willys a few days ago and heard about reiter from the guy who built the truck. Searched youtube and found this video. Thank you for sharing.
Glad I could be of assistance for you!
Thanks for posting this! Looking forward to bringing my stock ZR2 up there for fun.
You are welcome! It's a blast for sure!
Definitely first thing is rock sliders on the grand. Cheap easy to make yourself if you have the tools. Then I'd go from there.
Rock sliders are a very good idea for any trail, especially some trails at reiter. Mine take a beating!
The variety of trails is impressive! I definitely look forward to eventually getting out there
Reiter is an absolute blast! There really is a huge variety there. About 70% of it is moderate but still have some super gnarly and some easy
That place looks like a lot of fun. Definitely will need to get up there sometime.
I absolutely love Reiter
Don’t think we’ve done Driveway. Sounds like that’ll be our first stop when we come back!
Good to see Casey and the “Rat” back on the trail 💯
It was awesome! Definitely something to hit!
Great video! Really cool guide from bare minimum to up to 40's
Thanks bud! That was the goal! Was supposed to catch up with everyone on 40s but we definitely couldn't keep up! Haha
I used to love reiter "pit as we called in in the late 90's until the DNR took it over. It used to be a haven of all night fun. No trails, just total off road mayhem. As the night set in, the lights dimmed, then the KC's and the don fires set in!
Only hydrolocked 1 motor under the powerlines in my TJ. Lol
I remember old school pit!
I was pretty young in the 90s. But my step dad bought a couple Honda Odyssey orv things and we used to rip around all the time up there. It was such a blast! I rolled it down that big gravel wall that used to be there. Thought it would be cool to stop at the top and see what it all looked like. That was before I knew you had to have momentum to keep from sliding down sideways from the peak of it.
I remember Reiter pit back in the late 90s and early 2000s, I’ve only been up there a few times after their “remodel” I live about an hour away and would love to take my sami on 33s through the crawler trails. I’m sure it would be a challenge but I’m also sure you won’t expect what it can do. Please let me know next time you off-road anywhere north of Monroe, I’d love to join!
@@joncase2686 will do bud. Finishing up a few things on my jeep and I'll be hitting it all up again. I'm about an hour east of reiter as well
My First gen sequoia half inch taller tire. Did not like this trail period! I followed people through the trail . I got hung up on the two tree stumps! I decided I was gonna back out right there. Waiting for them to finish trail and come back and pull me out and reverse. I bump myself stuck on top of the two trees
Stumps . They got stuck on twizzler.I guess there was a down tree! So I stack rocks on my own and got myself out. How'd the crowd at the back door since I couldn't open the doors between the 2 trees? I have been on much harder trails M x j's cherokees. Tizzler is ideal on a short wheel d
Base! But you are a dedicated jeep channel period. Sometimes my eyes are bigger than my stomach.😮
I find a lot of wheeling with a larger rig is picking your lines. Finding the easiest way and knowing where you will hang up on.
@4WDTrek yea I just took my 2018 ram 1500 crew cab 4in lift and on 35's. Twizzler was tight but there was just enough room. I didn't get to explore anything else. But for anyone wondering, yes a full size pick up fits through some of the trails.
Yo man I live in Monroe and I really got reiter. I got a 13 Rubicon Unlimited on 35's with a winch and the necessary gear
Very nice! Probably pretty same capabilites as my jeep as well
@@4WDTrek absolutely! I'm not the guy to put it on wontons so I wanted it all to be factory.....
I just realized my typo. I meant I really wanna get out there and see what it's about. I could definitely do the stuff you did in this video. It looks pretty awesome!
@@loydpike8528 gotcha gotcha. Reiter is an absolute blast. Great to learn more rock crawling than just trail riding. Love it out there
Hope to see you there! I'm at Reiter frequently. It's a former shell of what it once was, but still great trails for shakedowns. The "advanced" trails don't play!
I love reiter. It's quite compact but a lot of fun and different trails all over.
would love to go with somebody sometime, i got a lifted 01' sequoia sliders/bumpers just not tryna go alone.
Well definitely can bring you out. Hit me up through any of the social media's and we can get you out next time we roll to reiter
@@4WDTrek I'd love to join you as well. I've done Lovers land and Twizzler, along with a some of the side trails on Twizzler. Like the one you went down in this vid (I went up).
I've got a cherokee on 33's with a 4" lift, regeared, LS on both axles, etc.
@@DSPaczosa Awesome! We will have to get you out with us then bud!
We are headed there this Sunday! A group of newbies and Broncos! Wanna join us? (what psi do you drop to for these trails? I'm on 35's)
Unfortunately I am pretty busy this weekend unfortunately!
I usually drop down to 18psi or so. Thats without any bead locks. If you are on larger than 17 inch wheels though, I wouldn't drop less than 20.
Thats my own personal opinion though.
You see many SXS's up there? Just hit Evans creek 2 weeks ago and got some decent footage of the trails. I wouldn't attempt the devils trail 🤣🤣
Not too many SxS's hit reiter. You see a few here and there but generally you see full sized rigs up there.
Definitely avoid devils staircase. It's insane
@@4WDTrek yeah it looked insane. Enjoy your videos!
Thanks for the info. Probably pass then...
@@PNWOffroadAdventures most definitely fun to check out. There is an upper half of the park for quads and what nots that the full size rigs cannot fit.
No idea what that is like.
@@4WDTrek thanks I'll have to plan a trip up that way and do walker as well.
Walker is definitely the one to do with a SxS
Wana see how capable a stock 2008 jk is? 😂
Fix it up and bring it out!
@@4WDTrek will definitely be done before October
Well hit me up when it's ready!
@@4WDTrek will do