I’m in the Mile High Jeep Club and I don’t think most people watching this understand what people like you and people that are in the club with myself what we do in our personal time to keep these trails open we don’t just get out there and shovel we fences we try to cover up places where people went off of trail. We put our personal time and effort into these things, appreciate you guys getting out doing what needs to be done I hope more people appreciate what we are all doing.

Appreciate this video and the work you guys and gals do to get these trails open and maintained every year. Thank you.

Thank you all for all the hard work to maintain, open these trails for everyone to enjoy. Videos like yours bring so much awareness to the painstaking effort to keep these areas beautiful. I'm a native of Colorado, and have 4 wheeled some of these trails in the late 90's early 00's. I currently work in MN and miss getting into the mountains. Thank you for the video.

Valid Point.

Thank you for all the hard work!

Thank you!

I know exactly what you mean about people seeing tracks and thinking they can do it too, in 83 we had massive flooding in Utah, long story short a gravel pit here in town filled clear full of mud, once it dried up a bit, I skated my old Willys across the top. The next day, that thing was clear full of full sized pickup trucks, all buried beyond hope

Sweet, i am glad you guys have the ability to do what you do! It takes time and money to do this type of work

Thanks for all y’all’s hard work. As a 64 yr old Texan that’s vacationed in the backcountry of Colorado almost every year since 1985 I appreciate it. Multiple vehicles since the 1st time. Currently 2013 jkur w 232k miles and still going strong. I have always been cautious because I don’t want to be the guy that creates an environmental issue because my vehicle went off into the lake. Enjoy the scenery but drive within your abilities. Leave nothing but tracks in the road.

Gorilla glue and tire plugs got my SxS through Red Cone and Radical Hill one year. Epic trails up there for sure. This was in August and big drifts still

Thank you for all you are doing! Looking forward to doing Tincup July 23rd. Hopefully the lake drops down by then!

Thank you for all the work you guys did!

Thanks for all the hard work and the great information

Same experience, same spot, 2014 in an FJC...Thanks for the memories.

Thanks for all you and your organization do to help keep and maintain these trails! The updates are very beneficial.

Thanks for all the hard work guys. Thanks for the video.

Thanks for the hard work organizing and digging out those trails. I've ran all 4 and they are Really Amazing trails !!

Solid work! Hopefully one day our schedules will line up and I can help too.

Next time over Tomichi, I think I'm going to climb up and sign that boulder I winched off 😅

we have had a local road with LOW clearance 11.5' here in a 180k person city for 50+ years and even with signs starting WELL before it and on a slow 30MPH limit road and big flashing lights 3 times PRIOR to going under the overpass every year people get box trucks, garbage trucks UPS trucks, RVs stuck under it...point being sadly I am not surprised when I see things like this in your video of people not pay close enough attention. . on an unrelated note thanks to one of your recent videos for the notice ordered a few days ago ---> (2024) - OHV Permi tValid Jul 02 2024 THRU Mar 31 2025

I wonder if it was H & H towing in Gunny towed that 4Runner away

Thanks for the trail reports! Does Radical Hill look like it will open anytime soon? That snowfield really looks big.

Are Napoleon pass and / or Cumberland pass open all the way through?

@CORE Do you think Mirror Lake will be passable by mid-July? SxS on 35” tires.

Is it time to ask for donations for road closure gates? It may be. 🥸