Joe
Trail Reviews: 2700 points
Questions Answered: 0 points
Off-Road Experience:
6+ years
Off-Road Style:
Dirt Roads/Backroads
My Garage: -
2018 Jeep Wrangler (4 door) (3.5"
lift, 35" tires)
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2015 Jeep Renegade (Stock
lift, 28" tires)
Jeeper for over 10 years now! Before owning our Jeep JKU & Jeep BU Renegade we had a 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee & A 2005 Jeep Liberty. We loved the adventures they took us on then and we love the adventures we are taking on now
It's more than just a jeep... It's a Wayalife
My Garage (2)
2018 Jeep Wrangler (4 door)
Lift Size: 3.5"
Tire Size: 35"
AKA Ghost! Build is slowly in progress
CURRENT:
Teraflex 3.5" Lift
Teraflex VS9550 Shocks
Nitto Trail Grapplers 35x12.5
Bilstein 5100 Series Steering Stabilizer
Steer Smarts Yeti XD Front Track Bar
SuperLift Rear Track Bar
DV8 SR-1 Rocker Guards
Evo Manufacturing Rock Skins Armor
Poison Spyder Brawler Lite Front Bumper
Smittybilt XRC Gen II 9,500 Winch
Smittybilt D-Ring Front
aFe Magnum Dry Flo
SpiderTrax 1.5” 5 on 5 Spacers
Smittybilt Air Compressor
Smittybilt Bowless Fastback Soft Top
Hooke Road Cowl Armor
Ronin Factory Shorty Antenna
JeCar Grab Bars
BaoFeng UV-5R Dual Band
Cobra Ultra III CB Radio
2015 Jeep Renegade
Lift Size: Stock
Tire Size: 28"
AKA Zabimaru ( Wife named it... LOL )
Bone stock... but she wanted Angry Eyes
My Trail Reviews (7)
(within last 6 months) Great trail!!! A perfect place to spend the day or the weekend with the amount of open spots to camp out in. We ran the trail as intended from North-South and ended our adventure on the Bradshaw Trail Eagle Mountain Mine Railroad Trestle! The trail itself is very easy going with a few spots to keep you entertained. Only engaged 4wd in deep sandy spots and the minor hill climbs you will encounter. Bring lunch and enjoy.
Perfect place to enjoy a weekend or a day!!! The obstacles are a blast to do and put your rig through some tests as well as your abilities. Be coming back here again as a few of my friends are getting into the off-road life and I think this would be a great place for them to learn
Always a great place to explore! Started on Wall Street off Fort Irwin Rd. and made our way through the canyons into Bismark Mine via Stray Hair & Bismarks Hairpiece! Nothing major on the trail aside from steep climbs and occasional rocks & ruts... Nothing a stock high clearance 4x4 can't tackle. Since it was a solo run I kept it mild but will be back to get wild on Odessa Canyon & Doran Loop
Awesome!!! Continuing our adventure from Wall Street we ventured through parts of Doran Canyon & Odessa Canyon onto Tin Can Alley. From there we trekked through Mule Canyon into Phillips Canyon and ended our adventure at Kramer Arch. The road is easy going until you get to Phillips Canyon & Kramer Arch... it gets a sandier & rockier but not bad at all. Take it easy going through the Arch... If you feel uneasy have someone spot you. Great place to explore for the day or the weekend!
1937
(09/19/2020)
Awesome detour from Old Dale Road. Takes you deep into the mountains where you will climb up and down sandy and rocky hills, drive through sweaty palm shelf roads & crawl through a head rockin' rock garden. Definitely need 4WD & high clearance on this trail. Lots to see throughout it. Sadly I wasn't able to step out of the Jeep to take some cooler photos... Next time I will though!
Great trail to visit in Joshua Tree! If you're a camping buff then this should be on your To-Do list... The rating is correct as it is very rocky once in the canyon wash closer to the mining camps. 4WD and High Clearance for sure otherwise you'll be in lots of trouble. Sadly we couldn't venture into the mine cause the entrance was guarded by a fully grown rattlesnake LOL. He/She did not want anyone coming through. All in all a great trail that will take you to some remote sections in Joshua Tree where you can enjoy some peace & quiet
Nice & scenic trail! Ran as mapped from West to East and continuing down Tunnel Two then finished up through the Miller Canyon OHV trail. No off shoots taken during this ride, kept it nice and mellow. The fire road is very easy going except for one section ( See Photo 5 ) towards the end of the trail. It is easily passable just take it slow and use a spotter if needed and you'll be fine. A great way to escape the city and take in some great views.