Coming up through Montezuma is our favorite way of running those trails, normally we do Deer Creek to North Fork Swan River trail to the warming hut and then come back down through Saints John. This area of Colorado doesn't get any prettier than the trails in/around that area. Thanks for nice comment!

Thanks for the kind words! Yeah, it's definitely a lot of fun to have the drone on these high elevation trails, it's so awesome to see so much more than you can just looking out the windows/walking around. Thanks again for the comment!

Thanks for the comment, and thanks for watching!

Thanks! I thought the exact same thing when I first saw the footage. Those drop-offs are no joke!

It's definitely in the top 10 in CO for sure. It's such an awesome trail and there's so much to take in!

Thanks a lot!

Nice! Have fun and stay safe.

Hey Jim, that sounds like a fun day of wheeling! I like to run Red Cone to Radical, to Deer Creek to Saints John and back down through Montezuma. It's so neat to be able to drive OVER that mtn range and come back home a different way. Thanks for the comment, enjoy the trails!

Oh yes...SOB hill...I started that trail last year but didn't make it through it was the end of the day and my spotter wanted to get home. lol. I'm planning on making a trip back to SOB in the near future. I'll make sure to get some good video of it.

Holy smokes, that'd be a tough day of biking but so rewarding! How cool, glad you're using these awesome trails on your bike as well. Red Cone has to be one of my all time fave trails in CO...doing it on a bike (and going down toward Radical Hill) would be insane! Very cool, thanks for sharing.

Thank you so much for the kind words, I appreciate it! I think staying away from Radical with your full size truck is definitely a good idea, that was a squeeze even in my JKU. I've also seen a few stories this year about the trail washing out in some parts leaving it even skinnier in some areas, no thanks! Sounds like you've got a sweet rig though, maybe the other trails in the area (Deer Creek, Saints John, etc) would be less sketchy, lol - thanks again for the comment and have a great day!

Red cone would be no problem for you. I've got a 99 F-150 off-road on 35s and have done it twice. I've also ran radical hill in it too and at the top its narrow but the rest is not bad depending how you like shelf roads.

Thanks Chris! Both of these trails are absolutely fantastic.

I know just where you're talking about and yes, that's definitely a big pucker moment there. For me, it's right at the bottom of the shelf road before it starts to go up at the end. My Jeep is pretty wide (1.5" wheel spacers and 12.5" wide tires) - the big rock on the driver's side and the end of the trail on the passenger side is JUST about wide enough for the jeep only...

The camera doesnt do that off-camber section justice.. unless it has tamed since last year. Pucker for sure!

You're totally right - what I always think is going to look like my jeep half rolled over, NEVER looks like that in the footage, lol

thanks Kyle, much appreciated!

ohhh man, that sucks! It was a blast (as you could probably tell from the vid). I'm sure we'll run those again soon.

Very cool! You're going to love it. It's by far in my top 3 best trails close to Denver. Have fun!

mandersen I live in California, otherwise I'd be all over those trails.

I have a buddy with a 5gen and he made it in stock form....however, I'd say a lift and tires would be highly advised. The hardest section in of this trail is when you're still in the trees, coming up the switchbacks before treeline. There's some pretty big ruts that if your tires aren't placed right could potentially be an issue....if you are running stock, skidplates would probably be a good idea...

Hey there. No, I don't. I import all of the video files into garmin edit. then export one huge file and then import that file into imovie - then upload that. I haven't had much luck at al with editing from Garmin's stuff, imovie is way easier. Hope this helps!

mandersen you that’s exactly what I tried today and it worked great. I was afraid that the MP4 to iMovie wouldn’t retain the overlays but it did. Heading to your area next July from MO to trail ride after watching all your videos in the last year

That's awesome!! Hit me up when you know dates if you want some company. I've got a lot more vids to make but never seem to have them time to sit down and do them. Thanks for your comments/questions. Glad it worked out for you.

Steven Edwards Devildog 68 hey there. I use the garmin virb elite cameras. They are a bit old now (no 4K) but they still do a great job. It automatically overlays all that data into the video with its own software and then I export that out and edit the rest in iMovie.

A favorite trail for sure.

Yeah, I think you could. It's pretty rocky on the trail before any of this footage was filmed. With a good spotter, in a rubicon, I think you'd be ok. You could definitely end up using some of your skids plates under there though!

Thanks, Steve! All of those trails up there are spectacular. Thanks for the comment, hope you got some riding in today!