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Had a great day of wheeling out in the California desert. I usually stick to the Borrego Badlands, which is mostly deep sand and clay hills, but I rode copilot on Coyote Canyon with Bill Burke a couple weeks ago and had to return to conquer it for myself.
It's a pretty badass trail with a lot of terrain variance. Lots of very off-camber rocky turns and deep pits where vehicles have gotten stuck and dug in. There's a ton of mid-trail boulders with massive gouges on top of them.
I'd rate this trail a 7.5/10 for difficulty. I didn't have time to install my sliders but managed to complete the trail with only a minor tow-hitch scrape.
Extremely happy with my 255/85/16 BFG Mud Terrains... still no rubbing!
Saw a jackrabbit, a couple bighorns, and a bunch of jeeps who were amazed to see me.
It's a pretty badass trail with a lot of terrain variance. Lots of very off-camber rocky turns and deep pits where vehicles have gotten stuck and dug in. There's a ton of mid-trail boulders with massive gouges on top of them.
I'd rate this trail a 7.5/10 for difficulty. I didn't have time to install my sliders but managed to complete the trail with only a minor tow-hitch scrape.
Extremely happy with my 255/85/16 BFG Mud Terrains... still no rubbing!
Saw a jackrabbit, a couple bighorns, and a bunch of jeeps who were amazed to see me.









