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Not sure this officially belongs in this thread but I don't care. Here are shots of my Tundra CrewMax on Black Bear Pass. After doing this in a full size truck, I would recommend against it.
Nice pics. Not being a height person. Those pics freak me out looking at them. Most definitely something in a shorter wheel base next trip.Originally Posted by kawiracer14
Not sure this officially belongs in this thread but I don't care. Here are shots of my Tundra CrewMax on Black Bear Pass. After doing this in a full size truck, I would recommend against it.
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That is freakin impressive! Most vehicles larger than Wranglers have to finesse that trail! Awesome pics!Not sure this officially belongs in this thread but I don't care. Here are shots of my Tundra CrewMax on Black Bear Pass. After doing this in a full size truck, I would recommend against it.
Always good to have a spotter!
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Had a great time hiking hanging lake too
Without the spotter I had, there was a 98% chance I would have fallen off the side of the mountain. The bald guy in those photos, Bob, was instrumental in me getting down to T-Ride safely.
Those photos came out really nice! What camera are you using?
Had a great time hiking hanging lake too
I need to get to hanging lake, still haven't made a trip over there.
I hiked Mount Lindsey in the Sangre De Cristo Range on Saturday Morning. 14,042 feet.
I climbed along the ridge proper in this photo to get to the summit:
Very solid rock made for a great climb.
And 14ers Little Bear (the Square top on the left), Blanca (the tallest peak, middle) and Ellingwood (just to the right of Blanca) as seen from the summit of Lindsey:
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