Toquerville falls

Just completed toquerville falls in UT with my mall crawling sport. This was my first real off road adventure.

Overall, pretty impressed with the truck. I stayed in 2wd 99% of the time. The auto LSD was VERY quick to react going up hills. I did use 4lo a couple times because it was very very rocky and I didn't want to ride the clutch so 4 lo let me just crawl along. One rock shelf looked like I wasn't going to make it but the truck crawled up with ease, no wheel spin.

On the way back I had to take a less than ideal line down that rock shelf due to traffic and I def scraped the hitch. Not sure if I scraped anything else, I crawled around and didn't see anything. No marks on the suspension components, diff, frame, or factory skid plates. But I do see marks on the bottom of the hitch lol.

The bad news is I needed an alignment after completing the journey. My steering wheel was always off to the left since I owned the truck from new but it was a bit worse after this adventure. Not sure if that's something that should be expected, result of poor line choice, etc. I've done forest service roads no problem. I don't feel like it hit anything hard on this but it was VERY rough. So who knows. The shop said nothing was bent so that was a relief. I did pass a 4runner broken down, front wheels were pigeon toed. So perhaps this trail is more treacherous than I give credit for.

I've been considering a side by side and this adventure kind of cements I don't want to wheel my daily.

 

A rock garden from the journey

 

is this the rock garden you used 4lo in?

 

one of them. the pictures don't do justice how rough it is

 

We need pics of the falls!

 

I did toquerville falls a few weeks back. It's gorgeous but the first three miles in are very rough. Nothing too technical just very rocky.

 

beautiful

 

I’m hoping to get there in June on a 5 week trip out west. Any suggested BLM sites? It will be my Taco and my buddy’s 4x4 sprinter

 

Did you all camp at the top of the falls?