Toquerville Falls is Beautiful! And not much water - no rain lately. Make sure you have stored water barrels at your new place. Thanks for taking us there the right way - crossing the river a bunch of times! Kevin, all laid back, and Brit at her squealing best! LiteBriteNationVactation!
Being on the trails almost every day of the year is part of the reason that you guys finished KOH. Most of the drivers have day jobs that aren't driving off road. Just having an everyday seat of the pants experience is so invaluable.
The look on Britt’s face when you say “it’s normally not muddy” breaks me. Glad to see y’all do a softer trail! I love rock crawling.. but I also love stuff like Tierra del sol!
Funny we did this trail just today and now I see your video. We did it in the opposite direction. Your river crossing #7 was a little difficult going up but not too bad. I did get my rear diff hung up on rock right at the beginning also but I was being lazy and not paying attention. Very fun trail. Wheeled with your boy Jake this past Tuesday. Great guy.
3:37 Kevin, great point regarding the “Brake Assist” I had to explain this to my son recently as the old man is teaching him how to drive lol, and he’s teaching me all about patience and trust.
Kevin, just a FYI to you and anyone else interested, you can turn the Hill Start Assist Off in the Settings menu on the radio-> Safety/Assistance (Ref pg 221 and pg 534 in the manual). My Rubicon is a stick and I find it helpful sometimes to have it on when I'm going up an obstacle and I have not enough toes for the pedals. Ha!
Kevin @3:37, just a FYI to you and anyone else interested, you can turn the Hill Start Assist Off in the Settings menu on the radio-> Safety/Assistance (Ref pg 221 and pg 534 in the manual). My Rubicon is a stick and I find it helpful sometimes to have it on when I'm going up an obstacle and I have not enough toes for the pedals. Ha!
I love that area. We were hiking there last week and my five year old lost her shoes in that mud. It took a minute to find them. That mud is no joke. It's a fun area. If you go up to the radio towers there is some amazing views of Hurricane and towards Pine Valley above I-15.
At this stage of your RUclips journey the most attractive part is the little tips and tricks you add like the braking/gas pedal on the uphill or when arb lockers are not necessary, what attracts me now are things a new Jeeper like myself could use even though mine is staying stock from the factory. Yes the scenery is great, but be a Jeep teacher to us!
Between crossing 8-9 is where my Jeep broke frown on a night run. Had to leave it there overnight and go back the next day and fix my motor mounts. Video of it is on my channel. My jeep has 32s, your 40s... and just the Stepchild in general make easy work of that trail! That “awesome spot” is a blast to swim in. My kids love this trail for that swimming spot... and Toqerville Falls of course. It’s fun seeing your guys around town lately.
Sometimes you just want to chill and enjoy the scenery, and that is a great trail to do just that. I honestly didn’t remember THAT many crossings, but I do remember basically driving in the creek for a stretch. Maybe that counted for a bunch? Maybe I was supposed to be weaving side to side?🤷♂️ As usual, great video. Hope to see you @ EJS. Keep living your best lives and Happy Trails! PS, nice shoutout to Trails Offroad; Josh and the gang will appreciate that (I think).
Noticed you have a JL Audio control knob, and noticed it is currently lit blue, if that is connected to a VXi amplifier, you can change the color to any color of your liking, or red to match the jeep
Hey kids! Love ya & smile when you guys post. You do sometimes, but! How about telling us in the beginning, what state you're in. The "Country" is beautiful & I @ least, one time would like to visit & experience some of these wonderful places. And, Brits new rig; how about a hint of paint job & name; or maybe you'll surprise us when 'er rig premiers... Swim...?! Naaaaa.., skinny dip & splash! Again..., stay safe..., yada yada yada..., lol!
Looks like a pretty good trail to go in a group. Also looks like 35's were required based on the depth of the water in a few locations. Definitely in the 1-5 difficulty range and the 10 range for beauty and fun.
What a simple, scenic and peaceful trail and video. And haven't noticed yet anyone guessing at the important phone call earlier haha. (Bet it was about the house and or contract work lol).
Omg, I would LOVE to ride trails like these! I got my 4x4 Armada and want to go play SO bad, but I know it is NOT a jeep, so trails to ride are more difficult to go on. I need the bunny slope trails 🤣😂
Nice relaxing day with a few fun and challenging spots sprinkled in. Nice relaxing day for you two more or less, well besides having to record which I am sure always ruins it at least a little bit.
Hey. I live in woronoco Massachusetts. Right on the bottom of tekoa mountain. But it's very well known as rattlesnake mountain. And yes I have seen a couple pretty big rattlesnakes. I've only seen three in my whole life. I'm 55 years old. But the last one I seen. Was stretched out across the path. Sunning. And I walked right up to it before it flinched and I spotted it. Ok enough said. Love you guys. Stay safe. God bless.
We were just in southern Utah on the 10th and 11th. We planned to visit Zion and Bryce Canyon and wheel in Sand Hallow. But since they had the large snow storm the day we showed up we headed back into Nevada by Valley of Fire. Stock rental Jeep with street tires doesn't quite cut it in the snow :(
what an awesome trail and view. I had not seen it from Rattlesnake canyon. Our JKU has the hill assist, tried it once, did NOT like it. Having a clutch that is all the hill assist I need LOL. Amazing views and the snow always takes it to another level
Try going in May. The water is a lot higher making it harder to navigate the river especially be in the back of the pack making the lines thou choose to avoid rocks harder for sure. Wish I could post photos. One of my top 10 trails
Me and the lady just watched this she loved the falls at the end she like wow perfect get away location. We didn't quite hear the location of that trail ? Have a lifted 2013 Chevy Silverado 3.5 Rough Country lift on 35s.
My first run out with my Nitto Ridge Grapplers I sliced my sidewall wide open. But that was mostly because I didn't air down enough and I was driving too fast. Nittos are good, but they can't fix stupid. haha.
This was a wonderful trail, thanks for sharing it with the rest of the world that doesn't live in that area of the world. Wish I was there with you all. #JellyNation
Been a while since y'all have run a trail I would take my Taco on. Some of us "Old Farts" have to be careful as to not shake the crap out of ourselves. Nice scenic easy trail that I bet is really nice when it's warm and green out there. Thanks for the ride along.
Hey y'all, would it be possible to list in the description the tire size, tire mfg, and axle for the different rigs in this video? It makes for great comparison for folks weighing options for tires and axles. For my own JLUR I still have factory rubicon axles and 35" MS P MT but want to go a little bigger (37 or 38) so I'm super curious what folks out there are running on factory axles vs upgraded axles.
I like that trail, I will try it in my Mercedez ML320 first gen with low range and traction control that really works, only have about 10" clearance, Kevin and Brit you think I can make it?
I like to see family trail for a change. Thank You
Any day wheeling is a good day. Like that you showed a mild trail.
Toquerville Falls is Beautiful! And not much water - no rain lately. Make sure you have stored water barrels at your new place. Thanks for taking us there the right way - crossing the river a bunch of times! Kevin, all laid back, and Brit at her squealing best! LiteBriteNationVactation!
My 76 CJ7 loves this trail! Some fun swimming holes in the warmer months!
Wednesday night with the Williams's. Life is good. Love that Hemi growl.
It’s a great evening now that Lite Brite uploaded!
Wow what a beautiful place. Thanks for taking the time to share this with us!! Lots of Love Lite Bright Nation!!
Being on the trails almost every day of the year is part of the reason that you guys finished KOH. Most of the drivers have day jobs that aren't driving off road. Just having an everyday seat of the pants experience is so invaluable.
What a beautiful and fun drive...with just enough snow.
The look on Britt’s face when you say “it’s normally not muddy” breaks me. Glad to see y’all do a softer trail! I love rock crawling.. but I also love stuff like Tierra del sol!
Funny we did this trail just today and now I see your video. We did it in the opposite direction. Your river crossing #7 was a little difficult going up but not too bad. I did get my rear diff hung up on rock right at the beginning also but I was being lazy and not paying attention. Very fun trail. Wheeled with your boy Jake this past Tuesday. Great guy.
Gorgeous scenery.....awesome video....great trail for everyone....thanks for taking everyone along....eagerly awaiting your next video....Safe travels
Nothing like being out in the beautiful desert for a nice scenic ride.
I love how you guys almost always have beautiful smiles on your faces! Makes me smile too!
Hope everyone has a good week, love from Tennessee.
3:37 Kevin, great point regarding the “Brake Assist” I had to explain this to my son recently as the old man is teaching him how to drive lol, and he’s teaching me all about patience and trust.
Kevin, just a FYI to you and anyone else interested, you can turn the Hill Start Assist Off in the Settings menu on the radio-> Safety/Assistance (Ref pg 221 and pg 534 in the manual). My Rubicon is a stick and I find it helpful sometimes to have it on when I'm going up an obstacle and I have not enough toes for the pedals. Ha!
Kevin @3:37, just a FYI to you and anyone else interested, you can turn the Hill Start Assist Off in the Settings menu on the radio-> Safety/Assistance (Ref pg 221 and pg 534 in the manual). My Rubicon is a stick and I find it helpful sometimes to have it on when I'm going up an obstacle and I have not enough toes for the pedals. Ha!
I love that area. We were hiking there last week and my five year old lost her shoes in that mud. It took a minute to find them. That mud is no joke. It's a fun area. If you go up to the radio towers there is some amazing views of Hurricane and towards Pine Valley above I-15.
At this stage of your RUclips journey the most attractive part is the little tips and tricks you add like the braking/gas pedal on the uphill or when arb lockers are not necessary, what attracts me now are things a new Jeeper like myself could use even though mine is staying stock from the factory. Yes the scenery is great, but be a Jeep teacher to us!
LOL! "Oh no, don't get in here. LOL!
Make her walk back. LOL!
That’s a great trail! Don’t worry Kevin, I won’t get stuck... I’ll bring the Cherokees 😂. Seriously, great find!
A beautiful day and an easy trail to enjoy the views. Happy Trails to you both!
Looks like fun mild trail. Love the multiple water crossings. Adds fun to the adventure.
I think going solo is the best way to experience the trails like this as long as you're prepared. And camping out there of course.
Between crossing 8-9 is where my Jeep broke frown on a night run. Had to leave it there overnight and go back the next day and fix my motor mounts. Video of it is on my channel. My jeep has 32s, your 40s... and just the Stepchild in general make easy work of that trail! That “awesome spot” is a blast to swim in. My kids love this trail for that swimming spot... and Toqerville Falls of course. It’s fun seeing your guys around town lately.
Awesome trail...definitely going to put that on my bucket list
That looks like a lot of fun. I think we'll have to hit that trail this summer.
Thanks for the Kevin and Britney's tours. What an awesome place.😁😁
We took our youngest daughter on this trial just a few weeks after she was born. It is a great drive for the whole family.
Like Jim Lowe said, missed seeing Jelly. Great video Britney & Kevin.
Great video! Thank you for this! Love the scenery.
Looks like a blast. Can’t wait wait for summer in CO to get up in the Rockies for some fun!
Sometimes you just want to chill and enjoy the scenery, and that is a great trail to do just that. I honestly didn’t remember THAT many crossings, but I do remember basically driving in the creek for a stretch. Maybe that counted for a bunch? Maybe I was supposed to be weaving side to side?🤷♂️
As usual, great video. Hope to see you @ EJS. Keep living your best lives and
Happy Trails!
PS, nice shoutout to Trails Offroad; Josh and the gang will appreciate that (I think).
Looks like a great trail and relaxing!
Can’t beat the scenery!
Noticed you have a JL Audio control knob, and noticed it is currently lit blue, if that is connected to a VXi amplifier, you can change the color to any color of your liking, or red to match the jeep
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR DOCUMENTING THIS! I saw all of Matthew/Kayla, Rod and Jakes pictures and I so want to do that trail when we go back!
Hey kids! Love ya & smile when you guys post.
You do sometimes, but! How about telling us in the beginning, what state you're in. The "Country" is beautiful & I @ least, one time would like to visit & experience some of these wonderful places. And, Brits new rig; how about a hint of paint job & name; or maybe you'll surprise us when 'er rig premiers... Swim...?! Naaaaa.., skinny dip & splash!
Again..., stay safe..., yada yada yada..., lol!
Nice editing for the video! Love that trail didn’t know about the private property change
Beautiful landscape! Very enjoyable video guys! Thumbs up as always!
That exhaust note sounds so wicked.
Great trail. Nice to see some scenery in your vids.
Looks like a pretty good trail to go in a group. Also looks like 35's were required based on the depth of the water in a few locations. Definitely in the 1-5 difficulty range and the 10 range for beauty and fun.
I have to say Kevin knows how to wheel. Thanks for sharing
That looks like it would be a great trail for someone just looking to get into offroading. For you guys it's just a relaxing drive lol.
2nd? Wow, I must be learning how to use this thing finally!
What a simple, scenic and peaceful trail and video. And haven't noticed yet anyone guessing at the important phone call earlier haha. (Bet it was about the house and or contract work lol).
Omg, I would LOVE to ride trails like these! I got my 4x4 Armada and want to go play SO bad, but I know it is NOT a jeep, so trails to ride are more difficult to go on. I need the bunny slope trails 🤣😂
Thanks for the Brake update very cool to know and the great information for the trails Thanks again Guys :)
I love my jeep..I love you guys..and I really love the scenery you hi=lie in your vids.
Love it, the perfect trail for those of us you have inspired to start out in off roading
Awesome day on the trail! Thanks for sharing
Thanks for a great trail for the rest of us😎
Very beautiful trail. Nice trail just to get your feet a little wet and stretch your legs. Awesome video guys. Enjoy
Nice relaxing day with a few fun and challenging spots sprinkled in. Nice relaxing day for you two more or less, well besides having to record which I am sure always ruins it at least a little bit.
Hey. I live in woronoco Massachusetts. Right on the bottom of tekoa mountain. But it's very well known as rattlesnake mountain. And yes I have seen a couple pretty big rattlesnakes. I've only seen three in my whole life. I'm 55 years old. But the last one I seen. Was stretched out across the path. Sunning. And I walked right up to it before it flinched and I spotted it. Ok enough said. Love you guys. Stay safe. God bless.
We were just in southern Utah on the 10th and 11th. We planned to visit Zion and Bryce Canyon and wheel in Sand Hallow. But since they had the large snow storm the day we showed up we headed back into Nevada by Valley of Fire. Stock rental Jeep with street tires doesn't quite cut it in the snow :(
Rattlesnake Gulch is just plain fun!!
Awesome trail guide-like video. Wouldn’t mind more of these!
Love your videos you two are so fun to watch
I so want to do this trail
I’m not sure about the JL but the JK you can turn that rollback assist off. It’s a nice little feature when you’re driving a manual!
The scenery was great! Trail looked pretty easy. Looked like I could almost do it in my Colorado or break something trying.
what an awesome trail and view. I had not seen it from Rattlesnake canyon. Our JKU has the hill assist, tried it once, did NOT like it. Having a clutch that is all the hill assist I need LOL. Amazing views and the snow always takes it to another level
What a gorgeous ride! Thanks for sharing.
Man! Love hearing that Hemi in the background
Try going in May. The water is a lot higher making it harder to navigate the river especially be in the back of the pack making the lines thou choose to avoid rocks harder for sure. Wish I could post photos. One of my top 10 trails
Looks like a great trail. As a noob not sure the stock WJ is ready for that yet. No lockers,no lift ,no bueno.
Keep up the great vids LiteBrite
Me and the lady just watched this she loved the falls at the end she like wow perfect get away location. We didn't quite hear the location of that trail ? Have a lifted 2013 Chevy Silverado 3.5 Rough Country lift on 35s.
Toquerville falls
My first run out with my Nitto Ridge Grapplers I sliced my sidewall wide open. But that was mostly because I didn't air down enough and I was driving too fast. Nittos are good, but they can't fix stupid. haha.
Beautiful place,,,,,,,,would be great for newbies
Definitely putting this on my to do list.
Always a thumbs up 👍
Fun easy trail. Nice and relaxing.
What a beautiful trail and views!!! This a place I would take our Grand Cherokee and have the wife drive.🤘🤘🤘
This was a wonderful trail, thanks for sharing it with the rest of the world that doesn't live in that area of the world. Wish I was there with you all.
#JellyNation
love it! when i get back out west (Illinois here) ill give this a try.
LB. Thanks for the tip on your 'two foot' ! Looks like you two need some boots ? V.
Looks like a fun camping trail
Been a while since y'all have run a trail I would take my Taco on. Some of us "Old Farts" have to be careful as to not shake the crap out of ourselves. Nice scenic easy trail that I bet is really nice when it's warm and green out there. Thanks for the ride along.
And thank you for sharing with us
That is one of my fav trails too. But it is easy to get lost. Go out with someone who knows all the trails.
Another awesome video! Thanks for sharing your adventures. 🤙
I like this kind of trail.
beautiful scenery for sure
Barracks trail is also fun🤘🏽🤘🏽also have some dune fun at Coral Pink, let the Hemmi stretch its legs!
That looks like so much fun. Can’t wait till I get my license and I can go wheelin
Where is your crawler buggy Brit?! My favorite toy on the channel hands down
Beautiful area! Live your best life! ❤️
Hey y'all, would it be possible to list in the description the tire size, tire mfg, and axle for the different rigs in this video? It makes for great comparison for folks weighing options for tires and axles. For my own JLUR I still have factory rubicon axles and 35" MS P MT but want to go a little bigger (37 or 38) so I'm super curious what folks out there are running on factory axles vs upgraded axles.
Great late lunch entertainment!! Thanks
Nephi's twist is also a good coffee from River Rock Roasters out of La Verkin UT. Give it a try, it's good
Awesome video as always. In my JKU I can turn brake assist off. Pretty sure you can do the same.
I like that trail, I will try it in my Mercedez ML320 first gen with low range and traction control that really works, only have about 10" clearance, Kevin and Brit you think I can make it?
Just did that trail the other direction as you were posting this video
Looks like a nice trail ride that exit looked a little steep lol great video guys can’t wait for the next one
That crazy , I see one spare tire on one rig, you guys are all crazy, no spare tires, , lolll, nice thanks BigAl California.
We’ve never once needed a spare
Hey Lite Brite Nation! Just curious, any concern for wheel bearing longevity with all that water?
beautiful trail!
Excellent off-roading
Great two foot advice
Love your guys videos keep it up