Elephant Hill is a great trail. Make sure you get out of the Jeep and do some hiking while you are there. There are some cool spots to explore right off the trail.
Probably thousands.
According to the forest service there are over 380,000 miles of forest service roads alone, add in various other trails, ohv parks, and private lands and I’d say there are likely 10,000+ miles of trail for every mile of BOH trail in the lower 48 alone. 10’s of thousands more miles in Alaska alone and not 1 badge trail there.
Michigan has approximately 3800 miles of trails. One badge trail and one badge park.
how was the firebreak 14? trail? I am working a trip up to oregon to get cedar tree #13 complete and possible Firebreak 14. I will most likey be running 37's by fall with my 2.5" lift. Then its off to Moab for the next run of trails!
There's the 15 we've got in the JLUR. Just finished the Dusy yesterday, waiting on golden spike and back way to crown king still. We will run schnebley hill and table Mesa in September when we are out in AZ. We've run the Rubicon at least 8 times in 4 different jeeps, but haven't taken the JL yet. We put the badges on the jeep to commemorate the trips as much as the trails. When people ask about them it sparks conversion not only about the trails, but other points of interest in the area. Camping in moab in the summer? Werner lake is prefect as it's at the top of the mountain and a good 20⁰+ cooler than town. Looking for a great meal after a day on the trails in CO? Tacos del Gnar in ridgeway was fantastic. Want to try your first off roading experience in your new compass? Table Mesa and cedar tree are both good beginner trails. Want to beat your undercarriage like it stole something even on 2.5" lift and 37's? Have fun on the Dusy.
Firebreak only has a few big rock obstacles. If you run it from the top down it's easy. Bottom up when it's muddy and it's a whole different story. Still doable on 37's, as that's what we were running at the time. It becomes challenging to pick your lines on and uphill mud bog with rocks mixed in. Sliders got a bit of work in.
these are pics from the firebreak trail. We started up the trail, backed out and then tackled it from the top down with 37s
This is also where I put mine, though I don't have the ecodiesel logo, so they stack a little nicer.I will play: I put mine in an unusual spot. I am running a stock Rubi. I wouldn't even call Black Bear Pass tough BUT our group had some GREAT memories on the trail. To me the badges are a reminder of those I went with...YMMV
thats a nice muddy mess! i Love it. thanks for the pics!these are pics from the firebreak trail. We started up the trail, backed out and then tackled it from the top down with 37s
thanks for the reply, I think i am gonna add it to the list and run it from the top down as my brother is only running 35's on his jeep . Thats if i can talk him into it lol
Added a few from the original picture. Everything you see was done at stock height. I just put a small lift on her so I think I will find a new spot to display any from this point forward.This is also where I put mine, though I don't have the ecodiesel logo, so they stack a little nicer.
