I am a big fella, but also a yoga fan.
I did use my lockers. Did I have to NO. I think you could go anywhere that I went without lockers. You may have had to choose a different line, but still, you could have done and seen everything that I saw.
I did the 4 BOH trails in the Ouray area 2 weeks ago. I have a stock JLR with 35's so it would be similar to your lifted Sport S, I never used the lockers and the only damage I had was to a rear tow hook when it came down on a rock on Mineral Creek. It was a great trip.
You were on Rose Garden Hill, an offshoot of Onion Creek, which generally ends when you take either RGH or the Kokopelli up to Polar Mesa. It's not the only route to Onion Creek, but it is the shortest. We def don't recommend that trail to anyone.Drone flights at Top of the World. I was flying the drone and did not realize that my bud was not putting the Jeeps in the COOL spot.
This video was driving the bats and birds crazy.
pic of having to winch off a ledge on Onion Creek. Onion Creek was the most difficult trail I have ever been on. I wish I would have taken more pics, but I was busy trying not to damage or die.
That how we found out there was a Top of the World Road and a Top of the World Trail.
Tire placement and throttle control!
Yeah, alot of that and we have been off roading since the mid eighties. lol
awesome, thanks for the reply and this was a great read!
Awesome. Thanks for the reply. My bucket list has Moab all over it, and these trails as well! I live in NC, so wanted to be sure before I made the haul.
Yes, we went to the Creek. I don't think we could have gone farther with out getting damage.
