Let's see your Rock crawling pics

As the title says , let's see your off road vehicles negotiating some hard trails !!!!

Not limited to Toyotas it can be any other off road vehicle !!!

Okay here's mine , my old 68 M38A1 Jeep with 123.1:1 low range gearing . This was at Corral Canyon OHV park East of San Diego with my old 4wd club San Diego 4 wheelers

 

Is that the club with the youtube guy "trail recon"?

 

Not sure ?? , I was a club member from 1989 - 1999

 

You probably wouldn't like him anyway, he was a squid...

 

This one was fun. Hill was so damn slick I literally couldn't walk up it. Took like 10 tries and I still couldn't get it. Buddy in a 3rd gen 4runner had to make it first, then tug me up and over the last little bit.




Or the driveshaft killer "Pizza Rock".




And this one was deceptively difficult. Can't tell on camera but it was off camber and tight. Lost a mirror to that tree shortly after this.

 

When I was a club member , there was a couple Navy guys from Coronado and 32nd street

 

Oh, you shouldn't have gotten me started!

Gnarliest trail we've ever run was south of Truth or Consequences, NM, during the 2015 Chile Challenge. It's called Hooker's Corner:





Remarkable thing is, that was before we rebuilt our rear suspension, did the 35-spline conversion in the rear, and installed the 4-speed Atlas. I'd love to give those trails another go.

The Jeep has also seen trails in South Dakota:



Montana:



Wyoming:



Colorado (of course):



Arkansas:



Texas:



And, of course, Utah:

 

Just for grins, a few more.

Tank Trap trail near Santa Fe, NM. The first difficult trail we ever ran after getting our first Jeep way back when. Now closed, unfortunately.



A trail (don't know the name) that's part of Gordy's OHV area east of Socorro, NM.



My absolute favorite 4x4 trail, bar-none, is Hole in the Rock, south of Blanding, UT. We've run it four times since 2007.



And, a rocky section on the upper part of Pearl Pass, back in August.

 

Is this a Jeep forum now??

 

You’ll get way better ‘wheeling pics, if it is.

 

Wish we had more rocks up here. mostly mud and swamp and river crossings

 

Awesome pics !!!!

 

All toyota

 

The rig that started my love of toyotas. About 12 years ago.

 

Lots of crawling in the southwest. Mainly Vegas area, sand hollow and moab for me with a yearly trip to the Rubicon we try to do.

A few of my Tacoma

 

Harlan Ky

AOP

Black Hills Sd

AOP

 

3N93 Holcolm Creek Trail, Big Bear CA

 

Rubicon 14



Dusy 14




Not much of my new truck yet

 

Did some rock crawling today! Pretty much all the stock beast could handle!