TRAIL TUESDAY : Let's See Pics from Your Favorite Trail!

[wayoflife]

Hey Everyone, it's TRAIL TUESDAY today and what I'd like to see are some pics of you and your Jeep out on one of your favorite trails! Each week, please just pic ONE trail that you want to highlight and if you can, please tell us about it and why you enjoy it so much.

To kick things off, I will start off by posting up pics from the Rubicon. It is after all the granddaddy of all Jeep trails and probably the most iconic of them all. In addition to being one of the most challenging trails you can run, it's also one of the most beautiful and fun ones too. As most of you know, Cindy and I run it several times a year and these shots were taken back in 2012, back when Rubicat was still running EVO bolt on coil overs. I hope you enjoy

More photos and a complete trip report from this trip can be found here:
2012 Rockin Rubicon Run Photo Highlights

And, with that said, LET'S SEE PICS from your favorite trail! :thumb:

 

[Sheaffadelic]

Trail #11. Rausch creek is one of my favorites [emoji106]

 

[JayKay]

Favorite so far, V-Notch at SMORR...

 

[dchansen21]

Recently ran Smiley Rock here in AZ with a great group of Jeepers and the trail quickly became one of my favorites. We had a great opportunity to run it covered in snow which increased the challenges as well as the excitement. Thanks to Arizona, TheFunSmith, Rex, and firecrew1 for a great day!

 

[WJCO]

These are some shots from the 'famous' Coney Flats water crossing around here on the Middle St Vrain/Coney Flats trail. These are the only photos I have access to right now and they aren't very high quality. For a vehicle like mine, the trail is moderate to difficult, but probably one of the most challenging in this area. It's not too bad really, most obstacles can be bypassed or just take a good line. The area is beautiful, lined with pine trees and a fair chance of seeing of wildlife. These shots were taken in late August when the water is typically the lowest. It's a fairly long trail, so you feel like you get a good half day out away from the busyness of life.

 

[cozdude]

One of my favorite trails is Cemetery at Rausch Creek
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[noe25304]

Rowher Flats. Since Im a newbie. First time driving a trail on my own Jeep. I did not get off my Jeep much. But hopefully my first of many more trails to come.

 

[MR.Ty]

Great thread idea! While there is nothing difficult about it, I'd say that my favorite trail is Flag Pole Knob in Virginia. If I'm still in Virginia when I get a Renegade this will be the first trail I do with it. The best part is the top of the mountain that over looks Harrisonburg.

 

[rubicrawl]

metal masher is one of my favorite

 

[mastrcruse]

The other Rubicon..Rubicon Ridge in Hot Springs Arkansas (although no where near the Rubicon). Hot Springs or sometimes called Superlift is one of my favorite parks with mild to wild. The RR trail has a bunch of fun things and have small trails off of it that give the bigger boys some more to play on.

 

[Angry Aussie]

These are some shots from the 'famous' Coney Flats water crossing around here on the Middle St Vrain/Coney Flats trail. These are the only photos I have access to right now and they aren't very high quality. For a vehicle like mine, the trail is moderate to difficult, but probably one of the most challenging in this area. It's not too bad really, most obstacles can be bypassed or just take a good line. The area is beautiful, lined with pine trees and a fair chance of seeing of wildlife. These shots were taken in late August when the water is typically the lowest. It's a fairly long trail, so you feel like you get a good half day out away from the busyness of life.

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Looks awesome! Would love to run that some day.

 

[dirtlimo]

Red Cone.

 

[littlered_jk]

The snow trail

 

[Goldeneagle1LC]

These are some shots from the 'famous' Coney Flats water crossing around here on the Middle St Vrain/Coney Flats trail. These are the only photos I have access to right now and they aren't very high quality. For a vehicle like mine, the trail is moderate to difficult, but probably one of the most challenging in this area. It's not too bad really, most obstacles can be bypassed or just take a good line. The area is beautiful, lined with pine trees and a fair chance of seeing of wildlife. These shots were taken in late August when the water is typically the lowest. It's a fairly long trail, so you feel like you get a good half day out away from the busyness of life.

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I have family in Boulder. This trail looks like a lot of fun i'll have to get out there with them.

 

[hinrichs]

One of my favorite trails is Cemetery at Rausch Creek
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I need to wheel on that trail, who are those guys in the 2nd pic?

 

[WJCO]

I have family in Boulder. This trail looks like a lot of fun i'll have to get out there with them.

This is a great trail, and great area in general. There's a campground on the North Entrance and free NF camping on the South Entrance. You can also youtube the trail. Tons of videos out there from people over the years.

 

[Ddays]

I need to wheel on that trail, who are those guys in the 2nd pic?

Pancho & Lefty???

 

[RebelconJk]

Great thread idea! While there is nothing difficult about it, I'd say that my favorite trail is Flag Pole Knob in Virginia. If I'm still in Virginia when I get a Renegade this will be the first trail I do with it. The best part is the top of the mountain that over looks Harrisonburg.

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I love flag pole, one of the best views in the area! Camping up there in the summer is awesome!

 

[Gadget]

Did flag pole last June. Kind of drizzly that day so the views were obscured, the top was occupied by a large group of what appeared to be a radio club. Vans and cars, trailers and a small motor home.

 

[Goldeneagle1LC]

This is a great trail, and great area in general. There's a campground on the North Entrance and free NF camping on the South Entrance. You can also youtube the trail. Tons of videos out there from people over the years.

I really like Colorado. Being a Florida native the scenery out there is just surreal to me