I met up with some really nice folks while approaching this trail. They were from the SoCal area I'm very familiar with and had similar interests...just genuinely good people, as are the vast majority of the Jeep family. This trail was my 2nd out of 3 for the Arizona BoH tour, and without a doubt the most challenging. There is a section where you have to crawl over some rocks as you avoid sliding off the mountain because the road is narrow and the rock you are crawling over is a bit high, but it's fun. Next, expect some scrapes & scratches as you conquer the water fall section: there are bypasses for every stretch except this one, so just grit your teeth and dive into that bank account for some bash plates when you get back home (because, you know, why would you armor your Jeep BEFORE such a trail?). Get here...you won't be disappointed...and be sure to obey the signs indicating "please, travel slow, no dust", because the property owners have been known to come out blasting at those who disregard their request. And once you get to Crown King, eat at the pub, drink at the pub, stay at the cabins...yeah, her rules are a mile long, but the cabins are soooo sweet. And, don't underestimate the drive back down the mountain on the dirt-road side...it's a washboard road, like you are getting dragged across a dragons backbone, so take your time.
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Jeep'n: Back Road to Crown King (Arizona)
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