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3N10 - John Bull East aka Little John Bull
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Part of the John Bull Trail network, Little John Bull or John Bull East, is eastern portion of this trail commonly bypassed by offroaders traveling John Bull West. Along this route, you will find it somewhat easier obstacles then its more difficult west side. But don't be confused, this trail will still challenge most drivers with is rock crawling, and is known for it carnage just like its west half.
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4.9/5 (17 reviews)
Status: Open
Rated 5/5
Visited: 10/07/2022
Pretty easy most of the way besides the 2 obstacles. I have have an overbuilt overlander which made it pretty easy. It's a first gen 4runner with 35's on long travel suspension up front. The hillclimb is a bit intimidating, but pick the right line and it's not difficult. Same with the V-Notch just get out the car and take note of where your tire placement needs to be.
Dash Cam video here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZLAGEPr414
Status: Open
Rated 4/5
Visited: 07/30/2022
Difficulty Accuracy: Spot On
A nice moderate rock trail, just like I like them. My Eagle struggled a little bit on one rock on the hill climb, different line worked. The v notch was not that horrible with good spotting. The bypass seemed harder due to a few boulders that were in the way. Pretty scenery. Good times.
Status: Open
Rated 5/5
Visited: 05/01/2022
Difficulty Accuracy: Spot On
Ran this trail from West to East with a group of 3; us in our 2011 JKU on 35’s with a 4” lift and 5.13 gears, another Jeep JKU Rubicon on 35’s with 3” lift, and a 2008 4runner on 32’s with a 3” lift. This trail was definitely lots of fun, but I would not advise this for a beginner unless you are with someone more experienced. With good spotting we all made it through with no body damage just some pinstripping from hugging the trees on certain lines. Definitely appears to be much harder going from west to east, the hill climb was pretty intimidating and very dug out but just take your time. Our JKU is a sport so no lockers and didn’t even disconnect on this and we made it through without getting stuck at all. As this is the first time I’ve ever ran this trail I am unaware of the normal condition but it appeared to be pretty dugout in most sections.
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