Thanks!!! Please stay tuned, I still have a few from 2018 to post, trips for 2019, and we are considering setting up a Ghost Town segment (since many Western ghost towns aren't located on off road trails)

i guess Im randomly asking but does anyone know of a way to log back into an Instagram account? I was stupid forgot the account password. I would love any tricks you can offer me!

@Conrad Gideon instablaster ;)

@Alex Dallas thanks for your reply. I got to the site through google and I'm in the hacking process atm. Seems to take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.

@Alex Dallas it worked and I finally got access to my account again. I am so happy! Thanks so much you really help me out !

Thanks! I'm hoping to double the content this year with trips we've planned!

Thanks! I will need to re-review some of these earlier videos (like this one). I think my editing has gotten better and also my sound (I have a real microphone rather than recording on an iPhone 4s!

Thank you so much!! I kinda want to redo this particular review as I feel my later videos are better (production wise).

Seven Mile Rim and 3D trail are also great 1st time trails. Chicken corners is great (awesome lunch spot), but it can be very 'washboardy'

@@ForgottenWaypoints Thank you for the reply, I will definitely have to check them out. Do you think I would have too much difficulty on hells revenge if I took the bypasses? Truck is a single cab long bed.

I haven't done that overlook before. I need to do a video on ratings. Basically, I consider a 4 the limits of a stock off-road SUV with an experienced driver. We took a bone stock discovery 2 one year and it cracked the bumper. My Disco 2 with a lift and 31's did just fine. What does your boyfriend drive?

@@ForgottenWaypoints 2019 Ram 1500 w/ a 6 inch lift and 37s. He just got in this spring and it's his first time doing any kind of off roading

@@sarahmarshall5804 , His truck is definitely bigger than any vehicle we've had on the trail. It should be narrow enough for the squeeze (barely, take your time and move your windows in). The longer wheelbase may give you some issues regarding maneuverability, but keep it in 4-lo and go slow. He should be fine.

Thanks! We stayed in Moab. It would take all day if you leave early. If you camp in Canyonlands you could be done by early afternoon even if you enjoyed most of the hikes.

Awesome!!! How'd you like it?? Excellent first trail.

@@ForgottenWaypoints Headed to Moab at the end of March and I really want to camp in Devil's Kitchen. Would you recommend attempting this drive with a 2018 Ford F-150 Supercrew 4x4 v8 and having little offroading experience?

@@patrickadrian2435 , there is a video of a Raptor going through the squeeze on youtube and he did some fender damage, but the raptor is wider than the H2. You should be fine through the squeeze, but there are a couple of ledges which a truck-wheelbase + tailgate overhang can get caught on. If you take it slow, you should be ok, but you'll scrape up you trailer hitch (it's a great skidplate). That's really the only thing I can think of. To be honest, we haven't done this trail with a pickup in our group. You can hear in a few parts of the video where the rear end of the Disco comes done pretty hard. Also, if you are stock, that front bumper could be pretty low and approach angle might be an issue. To be honest, I'd look at a trail such as Tower Arch in Arches National Park to "cut your teeth on" and get a bit more experience under your belt before deciding if Elephant Hill is right for your rig.

How did you like it? It's one of my favorites.

I loved it. My Tundra has a two inch lift and I barely dragged my hitch. I have a video you can watch on my channel here. kzfaq.info

The video Three Days in Red Rock Country shows the entire trail.