Lower Terminator

This is such a great trail! It’s got grippy boulders, pretty cacti, fun rocks and even some water at times (which is rare in AZ!!). You can choose all kinds of lines from mild to wild! It’s great for a range of builds. You don’t need lockers but they help a lot!😁 I highly recommend this one!

Awesome technical trail. I think the rating is fair, though I'd peg it as a solid 6 as opposed to a 5. Our group ran both Upper and Lower Terminators on a Saturday night, starting just before sunset. What an amazing experience in the dark - things got a little spicy with a monsoon that popped up while we were out. Despite its short length, you'll spend at least 2 hours on this trail. Our group included some pretty built up JK and JL on 37s, a WJ on 37s, and my JL on 35's with a 2.5" lift. Unless you're an impeccable driver, I'd recommend skids and sliders if you're on 35's with a long wheelbase like I am. Don't go alone. Our group had to pull out the tow strap twice, mostly due to some bad lines or biting off more than we could chew. Daylight probably would have made things easier.

Ran this trail on Sat in prep for the upcoming jamboree. Great trail. The "bypass" on White line is not part of the trail however and was cut in the route for whatever reason. At least for some of us og guys it wasn't ever part of the route. The difficult line mentioned is the bypass for White Line and it's what our club uses. Anyways, trail was great and dry this time. Popular trail good obstacles.

Ran this trail while out on a weekend trip to Sedona. Table Mesa was recommended by Bent Fabrications shop owner in Glendale AZ, i made a pit stop there to get shock mounts installed. Being that.i drove my jeep from san diego and i needed to drive it back home. I didnt want to do any trails that were too hardcore extreme. I researched different trails and set out to check out Lower Terminator. This trail was awesome !! Had good challenges and rock gardens. Including a waterfall spot 1/2 way thru. I highly recommend Lower Terminator to experienced wheelers with at least 33" tires and a locker. Even saw a cow on the side of the trail on the way out.

We ran this last weekend the weather was awesome. there was no water on the trail. past rains cleaned it up. we also ran Upper Terminator after this.

Ran this trail this past weekend in our JKU Rubicon with 2.5" lift and 35" tires. We had our overland gear (300lbs between our rooftop tent + awning), which made some of the off-camber obstacles pretty interesting. We had a momentary scare on the second obstacle where we thought we might tip. We skipped White Line and took the line up to the left instead, which was fun and still a good challenge. Overall, a really great time with the right lines and good spotters. Will definitely do this trail again, but we'll most likely leave the overland gear at home next time so we can choose different lines.

This was my 1st time on this trail and the above description is still accurate. We ran this in my JK with a 3" lift, 35"tires & no lockers. There was a few spots with standing water; but other than that the trail was dry. We chose to run up the center at waypoint 4. It was steep but putting it in 4-low and taking my foot off the clutch, I let the Jeep do it's job and it had no problems. We ran into a group of about 6 vehicles right before this waypoint. One of which was a lifted Suburban with no lockers. He chose the same route I did; but due to the long wheel base he got hung up about 3/4's of the way up and had to be winched over the crest. This group had ran this trail before and agreed to let us tag along. I was thankful for this because I really needed a spotter at waypoint 5. This was the only obstacle that my JK had issues with and they could have been mitigated with lockers. The above write up says that this trail can be done in an hour. It took us about three hours; but that included stopping and chatting to get acquainted with the group. Overall it was a fun trail to run and I will be seeing it again soon. Thanks to go out to our new friends Eric, Jameson, Jared, Andre, Jason and the rest of the group for letting us tag along and spotting for us.

Pretty dry out there today. Still has some good fun lines. It’s always changing. The final obstacle at the end is so much fun.

Trail was very wet. It had a stream running down it the entire way. Awesome trail. Out of all the times I have ran this trail this time was the best. All the big rocks were exposed and the normal dug out obstacles were filled in. It seamed completely different. The Whit Line has been reduced to a speed bump. I went over it then backed back over it to take what was the bypass. I would now call the bypass the line as it was way more challenging especially wet. The large boulders that drop into the Z turn were very filled in and it was almost like a smooth road to line up to the Terminator. This is still challenging and even more so when its this wet. Being careful not to slip in the huge crack. Beware the main river crossing on the way to the trail was 37" deep. It was flowing straight into the cab of a JKU on 35' tires and a 3" lift.

Trails were good and slippery. The river crossing heading to the trail was 35" deep so roll through slow. There was a rzr hydro locked in the water. On the trails the rain has moved some stuff around and everything was sandy and wet. It was a great day. Only us on the trails