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Second this. It's often overlooked. Driving the main loop is probably only a 2 hour endeavor, but allowing a full day to do some of the (relativley) short hikes in the park is well worth it. The Devil's Kitchen trail in particular is super cool, about 1.5 miles round trip with a few spots with...

Just one quick comment on the Colorado part of the trip. It's been a very low snow year, but I still would not expect to be able to do much in the way of trails at elevation without snow concerns this early in the year. In a typical season you need to be concerned with cover till at least late...

Exactly; Cornell closed down on February 14, 2007 when I was up there for the Valentine's Day storm (forecast was for up to 30 inches; I think we got about 22 if my memory is right). Was one of the first full closures of the university in its history since 1865 (seems like they have gotten...

Bah, when I lived in Ithaca, NY "State of Emergency" meant drive to your nearest ski area (Greek Peek for me).

And can be connected by the Rim Rocker trail (something I need to find time to check out sooner than alter).

Where's the sand, rocks and cactus for proper desert running? ;)

It's a fair concern, but if you're already used to getting in and out of a Sasquatch on 35s, I don't really personally see it as harder to get into. I actually almost find my Raptor easier to get into than a Wildtrak a buddy of mine has (which he added Rough Country sliders to). I like being...

Yup ;).

https://fastintentions.com/product/ford-bronco-raptor-door-sill-guards/ They have standard Bronco ones also. Mine are the code orange color Raptor ones...

In all fairness, this segment came later in the video. They had to tow it up with an XJ (which looked sketch as hell) as it could not make it up :).

Exactly why Nvidia's market cap is $4.57T...

Note, not AI ;). This Youtube video made me laugh my ass off (and yes, that is Hell's Gate).

Gemini got it right. Meanwhile with a Ford Bronco and the same prompt (generate a steroetypical image of a Ford Bronco owner standing by their car).

Nah, just come here (Arizona, Phoenix metro) and go out in Scottsdale. We even have a term "The Scottsdale d'bag." Usually with a leased BMW living in their parents' basement.

Wait, but don't you get upset when Bronco drivers don't wave back to you? ;)

Yes, but a huge amount of wet road accidents are probably caused by not allowing for proper stopping distance or hydroplaning (often due to worn tires), both of which are not solved by an AWD vehicle. AWD really only helps you with putting power down, the exact same reason you see SUVs flipped...

Ready for what? To eat a hamburger?

Just one more reason I am a dog person. And no fu-fu that can sit in your front seat and turn on your trail turn assist while driving, 155 pound Newfoundland thank you.

Agree. My point was more just it is not standard on most trims. You can actually get a RWD ST for instance with the 3.0TT.