Chihuahua Gulch

This was probably the max rating for my Tundra with 33s. End of mudspot heading up was very technical needing good spotting and placement. Lots of hidden rocks under the water to shake you. For shorter wheelbase vehicles this is a lot easier but would still take some care and a little demanding. Rest of the trail for us did require a bit of spotting, and had skid plate and rock slider scars. Fishing is awesome at the lake! There are lots of cutthroat and we even caught a green back cutty!

Did this with my buddy in his 4Runner TRD OR w/ a 2in lift. Previous reports are accurate - pretty rough with some large rocks to get over and a large pit of muddy water. We bashed a skid plate in the mud pit due to a hidden rock, but this section is passable through 1ft of water while staying to the left (coming up the trail, right coming down). Off-camber/rutted section immediately following this is intimidating and requires careful tire placement. After this area there is one additional section towards the end of the trail where the water is at least 1.5ft deep through a long, narrow rut. Shifted into 4L quite a bit for some extra power over big rocks/muddy sections. If you’re going to do this one come equipped and be prepared!

Was pretty rough, similar to other 5 rated trails I've done. Once we got to the halfway mark right after the first creek crossing there was a large muddy water hole that was very deep with large rocks that I couldn't see, was not able to make it through. The part directly after is extremely off camber and has very large ruts and boulders. The way down was pretty sketchy and had a lot of off camber points that were worse on the way down.