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That looks like an awesome run. I'm sure the rain really changes the trail - that mud looks challenging.
It is always at least a little wet on these hills. However, daily rains and most of the big, organized rides happen late spring or early summer. That with a lot of water and these trails will literally change where obstacles are. The first one we had trouble with was not a bad spot just a week ago I heard.

That said, the wet moved many spots up 1 to 1.5 points.
 
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A good time was had by all, I pulled my skids and they showed a tale of way more rock strike than I thought!
 

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Are you skidded underneath? How much off road experience do you have? will you be alone? You might see if @Hummell can go. How much recovery gear do you have? The trails have gotten worse from all the rain, weather plays a factor. do you have a winch? other recovery gear? you could go in from the bottom and there is only one real obstacle (the last time I went).
So, no skids or winch. definitely have off-road experience. I would be alone. We are making the rounds around the southeast for vacation
 
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So, no skids or winch. definitely have off-road experience. I would be alone. We are making the rounds around the southeast for vacation
35's right? I can give a list of trails that the last time i rode them you would be fine, my worry with no skids is mainly the trans pan. I do not have a skid there BUT have sway bar disco and cross skids which effectively sew up the gap.. Of course, careful driving and a willingness to turn around and take another route go A LONGGGG way. winch yes, yes... I like a high lift to jack up ends and push it off... shovel helps... all to say doable with knowledge and a spotter definitely, can you stay on mainly gravel with 30's and drive a lot in the park yes, yes.... can you truly windrock on a non-skidded Bronco and 30's that'd be a no.... An OB there goanna get that carpet dirty or muddy to do most of it.
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