Most Dangerous and Difficult Trail is?

[1BAMFR]

For myself....offroading isnt about who can run the most dangerous trail or who can break a prorock 80...for me its enjoying time with my family and friends. Finding a spot to have a 2 hr. Lunch to grille out let the kids run their RC trucks and have a couple beers is priceless!

 

[wayoflife]

Well, if you've watched any of our videos, you would know what off roading is all about for us - it's a wayalife :yup:

 

[bl17z90]

Well, if you've watched any of our videos, you would know what off roading is all about for us - it's a wayalife :yup:

I see what you did there

 

[davidsonlaw]

Yeah this was cleghorn earlier this year. Claimed he had a lot of experience but it didn't appear so when he said he didn't air down and chose this line. He was in the group in front of us.

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Maybe I'm missing something in the picture, but it seems you would have to be trying to roll in order to lay your jeep down there.

 

[Tackerdown]

Well for me its any trail I haven't done or should I say any trail I try to learn more of my limits. I love the thrill of leaning how much more capable my jeep is than I ,but I have to say I'm catching up.
I love this wayalife. And once I build my jeep bigger I get to learn all over.
Sent from my SPH-L720

 

[jesse3638]

Maybe I'm missing something in the picture, but it seems you would have to be trying to roll in order to lay your jeep down there.

Yeah idk. We came up around the corner and he was down in the ditch. Where he is laying is actually the line. I was leading right before that but I let another rig from out group in front. It was good I did because he had a winch and I don't.

 

[NFRs2000NYC]

For me, scary isn't about big rocks or technical stuff. For me, what makes a trail scary (that is the thread title) is the CONSEQUENCE of a mistake. On something like black bear, the consequence of a mistake might be certain death. On others (like going unprepared into the maze district) it is about being stranded. I had a very seriously scary encounter where I almost buried my jeep 9000 feet in the air at La Sal Pass in Moab, before all the snow melted. There was zero trail traffic so getting stuck there would have been a really bad day. The key is to not panic and keep control, or else the situation will only get worse.

 

[LoPo]

The most scary and dangerous trail around here is Mike's loop at the Summit Mall. You have to complete it while drinking a Starbucks.

It's named after the infamous MTG since he was the first to conquer it...though I was the first with a Starbucks in hand.