Below you can find a list of trails with varying difficulty levels.

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Trail Guide

KNOW YOUR TRAILS.

TRAIL RATINGS:

Lite Trails:
Can be accomplished with completely stock 4wd Broncos. Our Mild/Lite Trail selection starts out at the rating of a 1 and reaches as high as 3. Generally speaking the trail rating is based off vehicles that are stock (1) and go to a Small Lift or off-road package, 29″-31″ Tires, No Lockers Needed (3). These trails generally don’t offer the ability to incur body damage and require relatively low experience needed. A fun casual off-road drive would best describe the level of rating. These Trail Names Are: Toquerville Falls (2), West Rim Lite (2), Milt's Mile Lite (3), and Top of The World (2). Razzle Dazzle, although rated a (4), has go arounds to any spot that may feel “hard.”

Moderate Trails:
Moderate Trails have a ranking from 4-6 and are generally for Broncos with 33″-35″ tires, limited slip or one locker in their differentials, both front and rear locked preferred. Vehicles should be equipped with a hard top and/or roll cage and a winch if possible. Trails start to get difficult and test the driver and spotter’s skill in navigation. This is a good start to get familiar with the vehicles dimensions as well as to start tapping into the vehicle and drivers capability to work with each other. These Trail Names are: Razzle Dazzle (4), Resurrection (5), Plan B (6), Milt's Mile (6/7), and Slip Lock Gulch (6), West Rim (6), Wayne’s Worl (6). For this event, John’s Trail, rated (7) is put under moderate/difficult as this trail will be guided on the “easier route” unless your group as a whole would like to do the harder way but even tho stated “easier route,” this is NOT an easy trail - Highly encouraged experienced off-roaders for this trail!

Difficult Trails
Difficult rated trails generally have more demanding terrain and therefore require better equipment to conquer the terrain more effortlessly. Broncos need to have lockers front and rear, tires ranging from 37-40 with very skilled drivers able to finish easier trails with 35″ tires. Difficulty Ratings are roughly 7-8. Body damage may occur and vehicles should be outfitted with Body protection, Hydrolic assist steering, beadlock wheels, Winch, safety gear, and recovery equipment. Properly built Roll Cages or factory steel hardtops are recommended. These Trail Names are: Double Sammi (7), John's Trail (7),  "Triple 7's" (7), The Maze (8). Joint Effort is rated at (9) as is The Fallen - These 2 trails are rated more for those with Buggy Broncos!

Beginner / Lite

Moderate

Difficult