Just ran this trail / "road". Amazing views! Spent the night in our roof mounted tent on our Ram 1500 Ecodiesel, just about 100 yards up from the Schnebly Hill Rd Vista. We were the only ones on the mountain that night...so cool! I watched this video first and got all the details from the trail guide. Thanks for all of your help!
My husband and I took his Dad and Mom down that road. They loved it. Dad was born in Douglas, Az. and Mom was born in Williams, Az. All of us are native Arizona and we're never down that road before.
It is a cool trail. If you get a minute, head over to our website and post up a couple of pictures from your trip. You will find the link in the video description above. We look forward to seeing seeing/hearing about your trip.
I go to Sedona monthly with my Jeep and have never gone on that road, I think my wife and kids would love this road, thnx for the info and video. just subbed
Great video and history of the town and the surrounding area. I've driven down that road before as my first (and only) time into Sedona. I'll definitely do it again in the future.
Loved the video. Very interesting and informative about the area. We have been down the Shenbly Rd many times since 1975 when we moved here. The last time being April of 2020. I was amazed at how ROUGH this road has gotten (we do it about very 5 years). Definitely need a 4 wheel vehicle to do this road now days.
Thanks for the video. I'll be going west to east on April 3rd or 5th 2023 I'll be in Sedona all week from late afternoon April 1st departing early April 8th 2023
Drove my 1998 Grand Cherokee Limited UP Schnebly Hill Road from Sedona to I-17 just after it snowed one year back in 1998. Had the all-season tires that came on the vehicle. The climb was no big deal. Cost me about $20 in quarters to wash the mud off in Flagstaff. The biggest deal was riding mountain bikes both up then down or down then up. I could get up to 37 mph on the bicycle on specific parts of the trail on the way down. It's a fun road with nice scenery that outdoor people need to drive just to say "been there done that." It's not really a challenge in a Jeep nor on a mountain bicycle going either direction.
@@Trailsoffroad No pictures. Pictures, selfies, video weren't the "thing" back then as they are today. 23 years ago was a different world and way of life.
I've only done the whole route from west to east. Simply because I went on a picnic with my girlfriend up the lower part to the shelf looking down oak creek, and figured the way back to I-17 on the plateau was a better option than going back down the boulder path lower section back to Sedona . Sometimes fortune smiles on idiots that have a topo map and a vehicle they probably should not have taken to where they are in the first place. DOH!
Beautiful scenery, and an easy drive. Next time try FR153a right above the scenic overlook for dispersed camping, beautiful views, and less people. You will need a high clearance vehicle.
We were talking about that trail while right there. One of the guys in our group said the exact same thing. Thank you for watching, and thanks for the heads up on the camping spot.
A couple days ago we ran this trail from 17 to Sedona. Taller tires for axle clearance is probably the first necessity. The rocks which cover the entire trail are small enough to pass under your axle with 35s. You don't want to do this trail with stock Rubicon Diesel suspension. It will be a bottom-out fest. Beautiful, up close and distance views of the Sedona mountainscapes and long mountainside descent make this trail what it is. Never ending 7-10" unavoidable rocks take much away from this trail. There are no technical obstacles as I recall. (Except for the pink tour Jeeps.)
@@Trailsoffroad LOVIN THIS ROAD!!! We made it just in time for the sunset! I ATTEMPTED to drive UP from Sedona, BUT with a fully loaded truck (two kayaks on top and two bikes on back) and 1,200 pounds of gear, INCLUDING a 250 pound wood carved bear bench in my bed!? I opted for the entrance from I-17. I just wish I could include a pic of our campfire and the Milky Way above.
This trail has gotten very rough over the years perhaps due to the many Jeep tours that travel it every day. Some of the tour drivers race other drivers down the trail to “finish faster” for some reason. Killer views, but very rocky.
Planning to visit the area in a few more weeks - thinking about making this drive - looks absolutely beautiful. Doing some research and looks like it might be better taking the East to West drive/approach. Currently see a Closed Road notice for upper Schnebly Road on the Coconino NF website. Guess I need to keep an eye on that - might need to come in from the East and head West, then turn around at upper SR and head back same way in. Guess we'll just plan on doing some extra exploring if needed. Thanks for the very visual and informative video. Safe Travels.
For some more help on planning for your trip, head over to our website for a lot more details. You can find the link in the video description above. There you will find all the details needed to plan an amazing trip and other trails in the area if you want to addon to it. After your trip, post up photos on the same link, we would love to see your trip.
I rode up it on my mountain bike during the winter. It was icy and snow covered after Merry-Go-Round. There's a huge locked gate to exclude motor vehicles. I hope it was okay for me to continue on despite the locked gate.
I have driven this trail a few times over the last 15 years. The last time was about 2 weeks ago. It is getting worst. The erosion from the increased traffic has definately taken its toll on this old road. Sedona has become such a tourist place now its losing much of its character and charm. The hotels and resorts are working their way in so it won't be long before much of Sedona is just like everywhere else. Its sad to see this happen to such a wonderful place.
We love old photos and would to see the trail of how it was in the past. Head over to the website and post up some pictures. You can find the link to the page in the video description.
Was there this week. Looks like a complete corporate tourist trap. Everything new and expensive. And the trail ride was largely unenjoyable except for the occasional peek out the side windows.
You shouldn't have an issue. But airing down will go far. There is more information about this trail on our website or app. You can find the link in the video description above.
Is it possible to do this trail in January and February ? We will be spending the winter in the southwest and looking for places to explore. What is the best direction to travel the trail? I just watched another video and they traveled up to the top from Sedona and back down to town.
So the answers to all these questions and more are on our website, which you can find the link just up in the video description above. But in the video we traveled east to west.
I've been wondering why Schnebly Hill Road, a Jeep Badge of Honor Trail is the only Jeep Badge of Honor Trail in Arizona. Any thoughts about this? Schnebly Hill Road is a very good trail with great views..
Easily... But for more details, head over to our website (Link in the video description above) and see all the details you need to know about the trail ahead of time.
Great video. Thanks for sharing. Including all your stops, how long did it take to run this? Trying to plan for all my Arizona off-roading adventures in September!!
Last year,2022 we rented a stock Jeep. We got to the entrance of the trail and it had 6 large boulders at the start. Were these placed there to give warning as to what to expect on the trail.. My QUESTION is will a stock Wrangler Jeep make this trail?? Returning the winter again with rental jeep and want to drive this trail..
I’m not sure why some are so scared of this road. I’ve been on it and watched cars do it, very slow mind you. But they finished it. Would advise not to do it in a 2wd if it’s raining. It’s just a really bumpy road.
Easily. You can find more details about this trail to help you plan on our website. The link to this trail is in the video description above. Don't forget after you run it to leave a trip report
You will likely be fine. It is always best to travel with a second vehicle. For your trip, just air down to and bring a way to air back up and the ride will be much more enjoyable.
What year is that 5th gen? I have a 4th and 5th gen rn, I recently picked up the 20’ in April love it but I’m building the 4th atm. I am excited to try this trail!!
As long as the conditions are dry, most likely. But please review the trail page first and decide for yourself. (Link to the trail page is in the video description)
@@timjewell8665 We are a rather large organization where I don't know all the answers to the questions. I would have to ask the writers to get the answers or go to the page and read it myself. Also, the last thing we want is to give someone some advice saying they can the trail but maybe their skill level isn't there yet and something goes wrong. I am not saying they can't, but I would rather side on the side of error then get someone into a place they are not ready for. Thus a simple go to the website and read the trail page is the best course of action so they can get their question answered and also at the same time not be put in a place they are not ready for.
Hey Ranger, that is hard question to answer. Could it be possible, depends. But it would be best to review the trail page and make that decision for yourself. The link to the trail page is in the video description.
The trail is rather wide through the whole thing where I can't think off the top of my head where it is not wide enough. You can find more information on our website which you can find the link in the description. Thank you for watching
Drive north on I-17 from Cottonwood to Flagstaff. Look for the Schnebly Hill Road exit sign. Exit there. it's a big exit like any other big exit along I-17. No rocket surgery required to find it. It's been there for decades. If you get to Flagstaff then you were asleep and missed your exit.
Nice video. pronounced with "sh" sound . We said "Shnebly" hill road growing up, but even that is wrong, I think the family name is supposed to be pronounced "Shenbly".
You should be fine. But you can always go to our website (Link in the video description) and check out the trail for yourself. We have a ton of details including a advanced rating system to help people determine if they could do it.
I made the trail from Flag Staff to Sedona in a rented Jeep Grand Cherokee in 2016. OMG. The scariest thing I've ever done. Only attempt this with a major lift kit. 6" - 8".
Do you always have to beat the crap out of your vehicle to get a badge? I don't think that has to be. So if you're to macho to enjoy the ride go some place else where you'll need a wrecker to get you back home or maybe you and your rig aren't tough enough! Grow up junior. Not everyone has to flip their vehicle to enjoy the great outdoors.
Yeah, the trail isn't hard by any means. But it is beautiful. From the lookout on this trail could be one of the best views of Sedona. We are not the Jeep Badge of Honor people, but a fair guess would be this is the reason this trail made the list. But it is a much nicer drive in a Jeep with tires aired down to 10psi.
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Just ran this trail / "road". Amazing views! Spent the night in our roof mounted tent on our Ram 1500 Ecodiesel, just about 100 yards up from the Schnebly Hill Rd Vista. We were the only ones on the mountain that night...so cool! I watched this video first and got all the details from the trail guide. Thanks for all of your help!
post up a trip report, we would love to see the photos
Thank you for the short history of the region .
Thank you for watching! The history is one of our favorite parts of running these trails!
My husband and I took his Dad and Mom down that road. They loved it. Dad was born in Douglas, Az. and Mom was born in Williams, Az. All of us are native Arizona and we're never down that road before.
It is a cool trail. If you get a minute, head over to our website and post up a couple of pictures from your trip. You will find the link in the video description above. We look forward to seeing seeing/hearing about your trip.
I go to Sedona monthly with my Jeep and have never gone on that road, I think my wife and kids would love this road, thnx for the info and video. just subbed
Thank you for watching. There is a lot more information on our website. The link to this trail page is in the video description.
Whaaa! We took a Ford Edge this way, and did the same trip down. No damage, but it was a chess game. Drove the rest of the way to Whitefish, Mt.
Nice. What did you think?
Great video and history of the town and the surrounding area. I've driven down that road before as my first (and only) time into Sedona. I'll definitely do it again in the future.
We love old photos. Head over to the website and post up some pictures. You can find the link to the page in the video description.
Great trail review. Thank you for sharing. Beautiful views and I love the telling of the history behind it....nice job!
Thank you for watching.
Loved the video. Very interesting and informative about the area. We have been down the Shenbly Rd many times since 1975 when we moved here. The last time being April of 2020. I was amazed at how ROUGH this road has gotten (we do it about very 5 years). Definitely need a 4 wheel vehicle to do this road now days.
We love old photos. Head over to the website and post up some pictures. You can find the link to the page in the video description.
Great scenery! I love the rim as well. I think after watching all these videos of the trail I’m convinced I can make it in my Forester.
Probably, but best to check out the website prior. The link is in the video description.
trailsoffroad.com stay safe out there
@@freedom_foz_6337 You too
We made it no problem in a stock Forester Wilderness
@@justincayce2 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Love the history and details of the run. You guys were cheatign with such capable rigs!! LOL Thx folks
Hahaha,
Thanks for watching
Great video, great views,great info! Thanks!
Happy to hear you liked it, thank you for watching.
Great video, nice drone shots 👍👍
Thank and thank you for watching
The views are amazing and this was a great review.
Thank you
Thanks for the video. I'll be going west to east on April 3rd or 5th 2023 I'll be in Sedona all week from late afternoon April 1st departing early April 8th 2023
Great trail, make sure you post up a trip report on our website.
Very cool area. The views are top notch.
Agreed
Drove my 1998 Grand Cherokee Limited UP Schnebly Hill Road from Sedona to I-17 just after it snowed one year back in 1998. Had the all-season tires that came on the vehicle. The climb was no big deal. Cost me about $20 in quarters to wash the mud off in Flagstaff. The biggest deal was riding mountain bikes both up then down or down then up. I could get up to 37 mph on the bicycle on specific parts of the trail on the way down. It's a fun road with nice scenery that outdoor people need to drive just to say "been there done that." It's not really a challenge in a Jeep nor on a mountain bicycle going either direction.
If you have any pictures from that trip, post them up on our website, we would love to see it. The link to the page is in the video description above.
@@Trailsoffroad No pictures. Pictures, selfies, video weren't the "thing" back then as they are today. 23 years ago was a different world and way of life.
Loved and subscribed!
Thank you
Sweet vid!
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed!
Heading out there end of September! Going to the big Flagstaff off road convention as well.
Keep an eye out for us
I've only done the whole route from west to east. Simply because I went on a picnic with my girlfriend up the lower part to the shelf looking down oak creek, and figured the way back to I-17 on the plateau was a better option than going back down the boulder path lower section back to Sedona . Sometimes fortune smiles on idiots that have a topo map and a vehicle they probably should not have taken to where they are in the first place. DOH!
It's a pretty bumpy ride! Thanks for watching!
Beautiful scenery, and an easy drive. Next time try FR153a right above the scenic overlook for dispersed camping, beautiful views, and less people. You will need a high clearance vehicle.
We were talking about that trail while right there. One of the guys in our group said the exact same thing. Thank you for watching, and thanks for the heads up on the camping spot.
Just did Schnebly on Tuesday. Your review was spot on. The views were amazing!
If you haven't already, post up a trip report on our website. The link is in the description of the video.
Do i need a lift
@@matthewschneider357 We watched a stock Ram 1500 do it behind us, so probably not unless your vehicle is really low.
A couple days ago we ran this trail from 17 to Sedona. Taller tires for axle clearance is probably the first necessity. The rocks which cover the entire trail are small enough to pass under your axle with 35s. You don't want to do this trail with stock Rubicon Diesel suspension. It will be a bottom-out fest.
Beautiful, up close and distance views of the Sedona mountainscapes and long mountainside descent make this trail what it is.
Never ending 7-10" unavoidable rocks take much away from this trail.
There are no technical obstacles as I recall. (Except for the pink tour Jeeps.)
Hahahhaha, you do have to avoid them. Thank you for watching.
A stock rubicon can handle this trail just fine.
@@E-MTBs You've never driven a stock diesel Rubicon.
Liked, subscribed, tackling Schnebly Hill Road tomorrow! It'll be interesting with our 2 kayaks & 2 bikes on board my TRD lifted Tacoma! :-)
Please post up photos on our website once done. We would love to see them.
@@Trailsoffroad LOVIN THIS ROAD!!! We made it just in time for the sunset! I ATTEMPTED to drive UP from Sedona, BUT with a fully loaded truck (two kayaks on top and two bikes on back) and 1,200 pounds of gear, INCLUDING a 250 pound wood carved bear bench in my bed!? I opted for the entrance from I-17.
I just wish I could include a pic of our campfire and the Milky Way above.
@@markthomas2166 Yeah, sounds a little rough for that much stuff. Can't wait to see the photos on the trail page.
Wow. Excellent stuff!
Thank you for watching
This trail has gotten very rough over the years perhaps due to the many Jeep tours that travel it every day. Some of the tour drivers race other drivers down the trail to “finish faster” for some reason. Killer views, but very rocky.
yeah, those rocks are unforgettable.
Just went up on Saturday......It was VERY rough after the last snowfall
Both gates were open?
How far did you make it up the trail?
Planning to visit the area in a few more weeks - thinking about making this drive - looks absolutely beautiful. Doing some research and looks like it might be better taking the East to West drive/approach. Currently see a Closed Road notice for upper Schnebly Road on the Coconino NF website. Guess I need to keep an eye on that - might need to come in from the East and head West, then turn around at upper SR and head back same way in. Guess we'll just plan on doing some extra exploring if needed. Thanks for the very visual and informative video. Safe Travels.
For some more help on planning for your trip, head over to our website for a lot more details. You can find the link in the video description above. There you will find all the details needed to plan an amazing trip and other trails in the area if you want to addon to it.
After your trip, post up photos on the same link, we would love to see your trip.
trailsoffroad.com sounds good. Will do 👍🏼
I rode up it on my mountain bike during the winter. It was icy and snow covered after Merry-Go-Round. There's a huge locked gate to exclude motor vehicles. I hope it was okay for me to continue on despite the locked gate.
can you send us coordinates of where this gate was at?
I didn't get a badge of honor when I did it in my Toyota. :(
Did you try?
I heard it’s a lot more fun running in the opposite direction so you can climb up the rocky hill.
the views going the way we did are pretty amazing. Going the other way they would be at your back.
Thanks for sharing! Can a stock 2022 Mojave make it okay towards the end?
yes, see more information on our website. The link is above in the description.
I have driven this trail a few times over the last 15 years. The last time was about 2 weeks ago. It is getting worst. The erosion from the increased traffic has definately taken its toll on this old road.
Sedona has become such a tourist place now its losing much of its character and charm. The hotels and resorts are working their way in so it won't be long before much of Sedona is just like everywhere else.
Its sad to see this happen to such a wonderful place.
We love old photos and would to see the trail of how it was in the past. Head over to the website and post up some pictures. You can find the link to the page in the video description.
Was there this week. Looks like a complete corporate tourist trap. Everything new and expensive. And the trail ride was largely unenjoyable except for the occasional peek out the side windows.
Wonder if i could do this in my Jeep Grand cherokee 4x4 limited with 33" tires and air suspension (can get up to 14" of ground clearance)
You shouldn't have an issue. But airing down will go far. There is more information about this trail on our website or app. You can find the link in the video description above.
Is it possible to do this trail in January and February ? We will be spending the winter in the southwest and looking for places to explore. What is the best direction to travel the trail? I just watched another video and they traveled up to the top from Sedona and back down to town.
So the answers to all these questions and more are on our website, which you can find the link just up in the video description above. But in the video we traveled east to west.
I've been wondering why Schnebly Hill Road, a Jeep Badge of Honor Trail is the only Jeep Badge of Honor Trail in Arizona. Any thoughts about this? Schnebly Hill Road is a very good trail with great views..
We don't know, but Jeep picked a bunch of trails all over. Some are hard rock crawling while others are just scenic.
Same thought, I would think broken arrow would be a better candidate
They've added another BOH trail closer to Phoenix. It's even easier and shorter than Schnebly.
Probably to get more peeps to buy Jeeps
Spectacular views, WRETCHED worn out tear your ride up trail for the majority of it if you’re not careful.
Airing down makes a huge difference on this trail.
i thought there was only 1 schnebly trail and it was helllllllllll rocks everywhere the entire way not even fun off roading. i wish i found this one
If you go in from the west it seems horrible. But if you go in from east, it doesn't seem as bad even though you have to go through all those rocks.
Great video! Can a stock willys make it through this trail?
Easily... But for more details, head over to our website (Link in the video description above) and see all the details you need to know about the trail ahead of time.
Great video. Thanks for sharing. Including all your stops, how long did it take to run this? Trying to plan for all my Arizona off-roading adventures in September!!
That’s a perfect time of year :)
Last year,2022 we rented a stock Jeep. We got to the entrance of the trail and it had 6 large boulders at the start. Were these placed there to give warning as to what to expect on the trail.. My QUESTION is will a stock Wrangler Jeep make this trail?? Returning the winter again with rental jeep and want to drive this trail..
Are you sure you were on the right trail?
Also, they often close this trail in the winter.
I’m not sure why some are so scared of this road. I’ve been on it and watched cars do it, very slow mind you. But they finished it. Would advise not to do it in a 2wd if it’s raining. It’s just a really bumpy road.
That it is
Taking my Electric Bike (not 4 x 4) down Schnebly Hill Road on Monday with a Friend . Any suggestions before I go ?
good shocks and a padded seat.
What did you lower the air pressure to for this trail?
There is no universal tire pressure for all vehicles. But often you will find people air down between 10 and 15 psi.
Will a stock Jeep Liberty KJ do this trail?
Yes, but you should look at our trail page to get more details about this trail. You can find the link in the video description above.
@@Trailsoffroad 👌 thanks, I will
Thank you for your video! Can a stock Rubicon make it through the trail?
Easily. You can find more details about this trail to help you plan on our website. The link to this trail is in the video description above.
Don't forget after you run it to leave a trip report
I could do that road with my 2 Wheel Dr., Honda pilot no problem
Have you? We are looking for more people to past trip reports that use 2wd vehicles.
I'm renting a Jeep and have very little off road experience, would you recommend this trail?
You will likely be fine. It is always best to travel with a second vehicle. For your trip, just air down to and bring a way to air back up and the ride will be much more enjoyable.
I live in vegas and I just bought a 94 wrangler with a 2.5 inch lift and 32's amongst other things... is this a good first trail?
This is a great easy trail. But it is best not to wheel alone so find a offroading friend and enjoy the trail together.
What year is that 5th gen? I have a 4th and 5th gen rn, I recently picked up the 20’ in April love it but I’m building the 4th atm. I am excited to try this trail!!
Hey Mikey, go to our trail page (Link in video description) and ask the writer there.
You think a 2wd Tacoma can do it?
As long as the conditions are dry, most likely. But please review the trail page first and decide for yourself. (Link to the trail page is in the video description)
If someone asks you guys a simple question...just answer it. No need for your web site direction .
Read it too many times and got old.
@@timjewell8665 We are a rather large organization where I don't know all the answers to the questions. I would have to ask the writers to get the answers or go to the page and read it myself. Also, the last thing we want is to give someone some advice saying they can the trail but maybe their skill level isn't there yet and something goes wrong. I am not saying they can't, but I would rather side on the side of error then get someone into a place they are not ready for. Thus a simple go to the website and read the trail page is the best course of action so they can get their question answered and also at the same time not be put in a place they are not ready for.
So, where is the rough part of the trail!
people call the west 1/4 rough. When they say rough, they mean it is 2wd friendly, just bumpy.
Would I be able to do this road in a stock jeep?
Yes you could, just air down and have a means to air back up.
Why no video of the rocks and boulders?
what rocks and boulders?
@@Trailsoffroad At 7:21 he mentions "imbedded boulders and rock ledges". Did I mistake seeing them or were they not shown?
Do you need 4x4 for this or would a 2wd truck do the trick
Hey Ranger, that is hard question to answer. Could it be possible, depends. But it would be best to review the trail page and make that decision for yourself. The link to the trail page is in the video description.
Is this a trail that a Cherokee with a 3 1/2" lift could make? Great video.
easily
You can make it but head over to our website and give a look at the trail page. You can find the link to the page in the video description.
Great video. They said something about it being closed from December 15 until April. Is the road closed during that time or just for camping?
Head over to our website, the information on that closure is in there. The link to the page is in the video description above.
Is there room for 2 vehicles to pass each other on the narrow sections?
The trail is rather wide through the whole thing where I can't think off the top of my head where it is not wide enough. You can find more information on our website which you can find the link in the description. Thank you for watching
I'm new to this area and would love to take my truck down this road! Where did you start this trail at? (Start right off the 17??)
Just head over to our website and the details are all right there. The link to the trail page is in the video description above.
Drive north on I-17 from Cottonwood to Flagstaff. Look for the Schnebly Hill Road exit sign. Exit there. it's a big exit like any other big exit along I-17. No rocket surgery required to find it. It's been there for decades. If you get to Flagstaff then you were asleep and missed your exit.
It's the first exit south of Munds Park.
Can my stock geo metro make it?
Maybe.... In the past, we have pushed Geo Metro's into places some people won't even take Jeeps. But best to check the trail guide first.
Nice video. pronounced with "sh" sound . We said "Shnebly" hill road growing up, but even that is wrong, I think the family name is supposed to be pronounced "Shenbly".
interesting, thank you
If you have any old photos from back then, post them up on our website. We would love to see them. (Link is in the video description.)
Will a Jeep with 2” lift and 35” tires do this trail?
You should be fine. But you can always go to our website (Link in the video description) and check out the trail for yourself. We have a ton of details including a advanced rating system to help people determine if they could do it.
You can do it stock
So why is schnebly road a badge of honor trail? There are no obstacles on it. maybe I don't understand the badge of honor name.
Not all badge trails are difficult. It is likely this one got on the list because how scenic it is.
I made the trail from Flag Staff to Sedona in a rented Jeep Grand Cherokee in 2016. OMG. The scariest thing I've ever done. Only attempt this with a major lift kit. 6" - 8".
post up photos on our website if you have any.
G8 vid gave it 👍be even better if it was stretched out a bit more in car footage ECT it makes u feel like you are there riding along but 👍
Thanks for the feedback...
Jeeper`s crack me up with their widdle badges, kinda like a participation trophy. I did Schnebly in my 4Runner without even putting it in 4WD.
yeah, its an easy trail. Only question is did you download the app, sign in, and request the badge for your Toyota?
About 14 million years ago...
LOL
hahaha
Paleeze! I've seen cars drive this???
We have too.
Badge of honor, lol.
Some trails are hard, some trails are scenic.
I immediately assumed this must have been another trail, there's not a chance in hell it was the same one, but I was so very wrong...
The honor comes in when you bring a grill some brews and a lil bit of pot and enjoy the U.S.A 🇺🇸 God bless America 🇺🇸
Do you always have to beat the crap out of your vehicle to get a badge? I don't think that has to be. So if you're to macho to enjoy the ride go some place else where you'll need a wrecker to get you back home or maybe you and your rig aren't tough enough! Grow up junior. Not everyone has to flip their vehicle to enjoy the great outdoors.
Did this one a year ago in our 4Runner. Pretty fun. We camped up top then dropped into Sedona
You can drive a front wheel drive toyota corolla up this, its not a trail. Jeep badge of honor, HAHAHA
Yeah, the trail isn't hard by any means. But it is beautiful. From the lookout on this trail could be one of the best views of Sedona. We are not the Jeep Badge of Honor people, but a fair guess would be this is the reason this trail made the list.
But it is a much nicer drive in a Jeep with tires aired down to 10psi.