Pilot Rock Truck Trail (2N33) to Pilot Rock Ridge Road - 2019 скачать в хорошем качестве

Pilot Rock Truck Trail (2N33) to Pilot Rock Ridge Road - 2019

Pilot Rock Truck Trail (2N33), starts off from CA-173 on the North-East side of Silverwood Lake. The truck trail is easy to moderate, acceptable for a 2 wheel drive with decent ground clearance, off-shoots can be extremely difficult depending on what route you take requiring a 4X4. Be watchful around those blind corners for oncoming traffic. This video covers about half of the Pilot Rock Truck Trail up to where it meets the Pilot Rock Ridge Road which leads back down to CA-138. there are some difficult small detours you can choose to or choose not to take along the way. Trip duration should run around 40 minutes to an hour with a couple viewing stops. ---------------------------------------­-------------------------------- Please note that off road trails constantly change due to Mother Nature, what you see in the video might be different from what you encounter on your trip. ---------------------------------------­-------------------------------- Cruiser Trails is dedicated to exploring and video documenting off-road trails simply to help you in the planning of your next 4x4 adventure. Most of the videos are set to 4 times normal speed to shorten video length but still give you a good look at the trail. I hope we inspire you to get out and appreciate this beautiful country. Be safe, courteous, and tread lightly. ---------------------------------------­-------------------------------- TERMS OF USE: Off-roading can be a dangerous activity and can result in damage, injury or even death. The information contained in this video may not be accurate and care should be taken when following any of the trail descriptions posted on this site. When off roading, always utilize multiple navigation methods (this includes paper maps) plan ahead (ie. weather, food, shelter, spare parts, tools, fuel, communications, hospital locations, boundaries, fire restrictions and on and on...you get the point) and always tread lightly