We did it on rzrs. That’s a beautiful place up there. I’ve got a stock wrangler Sahara, but no way it’d make it down there haha! It is amazing though that a Jeep with little aftermarket stuff on it can go places you’d never imagine. Thanks for the video
lol me and my wife did this park with some easy and a couple of moderate trails. The moderates def have some challenging parts haha. We had a somewhat stock rubicon(winch and skid plates, rocker guards). We went there for a stress free fun vacation but let me tell you these trails will have you stressed lol!
David Brabant yes you will be able to do a lot of the easier to moderate ones. I recommend a winch if you will be off-roading a lot. Any amount of lift will make it easier anywhere you go.
Hey! If you are looking at the Windrock map we came in from the North side onto T51. T16 is rough. If you come in from the T2 side (South) you will need to winch in a couple of areas if you are stock. If you come into T16 from the North you will make it without winching but there is a pretty serious drop off. Take a look at my T16 video. Thanks for checking out my video.
@@LJ_AF thank you for the reply. We had two JK's- one with 33's and one with 35's. We started up 2 to 16 (heading towards 51) but we realized we'd be all day on 16 so we ran gravel up to 51 to hit Panther Rock. Phenomenal view and we'll be back. The Sahara in your group- what was his setup? We didn't seem to have much trouble except low hanging skid plates with 33's.
@@kswyg001 Yes, the view at Panther Rock is amazing. I really want to see it when the leaves are turning. I agree, T16 will take you a big part of the day to complete. You can tell it was getting dark by the end of the 51 video. The Sahara's setup is a 2.5" Superlift and either 1.75" or 2" wheel spacers. He is still running a stock wheel/tire setup. Maybe 31's? We hit the skid plates as well with our 33's. Thanks for the update. Keep in touch!
My anxiety was through the roof watching this. If you don’t like it then why did you buy a Jeep?? Give your Jeep the credit it deserves, it can handle way more than you were doing. I took my Jeep out so much when it was stock.
Bro, all she did was complain. I was actually enjoying this video up until the 14:30 mark…then I finally had to just mute it all together. She’s annoying. I would have hopped the hell out of the Jeep after 5 minutes. Much props for dealing with that. Better man than me.
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I don't think she is having as much fun as everybody else. But her stress level was entertaining. lol
We watch this back and laugh at how inexperienced we were. My anxiety was awful that day. I promise we’ve improved a lot. lol.
We did it on rzrs. That’s a beautiful place up there. I’ve got a stock wrangler Sahara, but no way it’d make it down there haha! It is amazing though that a Jeep with little aftermarket stuff on it can go places you’d never imagine. Thanks for the video
Glad you liked it. It’s definitely a rough and beautiful place. Our Jeep is lifted and on 37” beadlocks now. Certainly more capable now.
lol me and my wife did this park with some easy and a couple of moderate trails. The moderates def have some challenging parts haha. We had a somewhat stock rubicon(winch and skid plates, rocker guards). We went there for a stress free fun vacation but let me tell you these trails will have you stressed lol!
ewehinger it’s definitely challenge but so much fun!
So I’m new to wheeling and really want to head to windrock in my Jl sport with rubi suspension and 33’s will I be able to do some of the trails
David Brabant yes you will be able to do a lot of the easier to moderate ones. I recommend a winch if you will be off-roading a lot. Any amount of lift will make it easier anywhere you go.
I did it in a stock Sport, 33s
I did it in a Stock Sport.
Right there with ya I just did it today with a stock sport.
Just looks like a muddy road to me.
Yep. Some small rock obstacles and some tree stumps back then. It’s really short to be honest but Panther Rock is cool.
I'm headed there today for Panther Rock....still contemplating T16. Which direction did you guys come in for this? Thanks for the video.
Hey! If you are looking at the Windrock map we came in from the North side onto T51. T16 is rough. If you come in from the T2 side (South) you will need to winch in a couple of areas if you are stock. If you come into T16 from the North you will make it without winching but there is a pretty serious drop off. Take a look at my T16 video. Thanks for checking out my video.
@@LJ_AF thank you for the reply. We had two JK's- one with 33's and one with 35's. We started up 2 to 16 (heading towards 51) but we realized we'd be all day on 16 so we ran gravel up to 51 to hit Panther Rock. Phenomenal view and we'll be back.
The Sahara in your group- what was his setup? We didn't seem to have much trouble except low hanging skid plates with 33's.
@@kswyg001 Yes, the view at Panther Rock is amazing. I really want to see it when the leaves are turning. I agree, T16 will take you a big part of the day to complete. You can tell it was getting dark by the end of the 51 video.
The Sahara's setup is a 2.5" Superlift and either 1.75" or 2" wheel spacers. He is still running a stock wheel/tire setup. Maybe 31's? We hit the skid plates as well with our 33's. Thanks for the update. Keep in touch!
What camera is being used to film this?
Bill Harrell I used a GoPro Hero 7 Black with an ND filter. I also used a LUT in post for better color. Thanks for the comment!
@@LJ_AF Nice! What kind of mount? It's stabilized very nicely.
Bill Harrell it’s the GoPro suction mount. Thanks!
My anxiety was through the roof watching this. If you don’t like it then why did you buy a Jeep?? Give your Jeep the credit it deserves, it can handle way more than you were doing. I took my Jeep out so much when it was stock.
Jason we went back with a 2.5” lift and 37” KM3’s with Rock Slide Engineering step sliders this time. Much much easier. Haha.
Charlie Bravo Own that trail. Don’t be afraid to scratch the Jeep a little bit, it’ll appreciate it.
Jason we definitely got some scratches, beat up the beadlock rings and broke a mirror this past Saturday.
Charlie Bravo hell yeah! Build that character haha
Bro, all she did was complain. I was actually enjoying this video up until the 14:30 mark…then I finally had to just mute it all together. She’s annoying. I would have hopped the hell out of the Jeep after 5 minutes. Much props for dealing with that. Better man than me.