Recommend an easy Jeep trail with camping opportunities.

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Originally Posted by Brian

Wearyman/Ptarmigan was clear all the way today. Only a little mud and some small drifts near the top. It's a fun one if you like water. We came in from the Shrine Pass side. Nothing really difficult on this trail, just a fun run up a creek through the trees. The brush is close though, might avoid it if you're fond of your shiny paint job. :) A few nice camping spots on the Camp Hale side of the trail, and of course Camp Hale is a campground too, if you like the "drive in" camping spot thing.

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Oh dude.....that's cool! When I get my CJ5 done I wanna run with YOU!

Did Middle St Vrain and Coney Flats yesterday. It was fun but traffic was a bear.

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And my paint job is a bit less intact now. Some pin striping all down both sides.

I have to say Coney flats rates higher on traildamage then MSV but I thought the MSV side was much more difficult.

Hey tmleadr, is Chinaman Gulch something you can handle? One of the most all around fun trails I've ran. Can be done with open axles and 33s, maybe a little smaller.

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Originally Posted by mcantar18c

Hey tmleadr, is Chinaman Gulch something you can handle? One of the most all around fun trails I've ran. Can be done with open axles and 33s, maybe a little smaller.

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I have lockers all around, 2.5" lift and slightly larger tires. I can probably do it, but wouldn't by myself. At least not till I get a winch a few other things installed. I really don't want to hike out.
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The Whale's Tail obstacle might give you some trouble, but you should be able to get through the rest if you pick your lines right and have a good spotter. Definitely bring a buddy or two, never a good idea to go wheeling alone. Post up on CO4x4 that you want to run it on whatever weekend, a few people are bound to hop on board

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Originally Posted by mcantar18c

The Whale's Tail obstacle might give you some trouble, but you should be able to get through the rest if you pick your lines right and have a good spotter. Definitely bring a buddy or two, never a good idea to go wheeling alone. Post up on CO4x4 that you want to run it on whatever weekend, a few people are bound to hop on board

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My goal with this vehicle isn't really hard trails, but remote trails. Doesn't have to be hard, just away from everything.

Ah, fair enough. Grizzly Lake might be up your alley. It's a little challenging, but it's not very highly trafficked... at least it wasn't a few years ago, I haven't been there in a while

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Originally Posted by rondog

Oh dude.....that's cool! When I get my CJ5 done I wanna run with YOU!

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Sounds like a plan :)

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Originally Posted by mcantar18c

Ah, fair enough. Grizzly Lake might be up your alley. It's a little challenging, but it's not very highly trafficked... at least it wasn't a few years ago, I haven't been there in a while

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Now that looks wonderful!

It's certainly a fun ride, and although I've never brought my pole up I've heard the lake has great fishing