Front and rear tow hooks properly mounted to the frame
are mandatory on all off road runs.
Sightseeing: Obstacles that are easy to navigate. In optimum weather conditions, some of these trails may not require the continual use of four-wheel drive (4WD).
Idea for stock vehicles.
Skid plates recommended.
Level 2
Moderate:
Beginner to moderate driving skills. Trails may have rocks, grades, water
crossings, or ruts that make clearance a concern in a normal passenger
vehicle.
4WD may be required.
Skid plates and rock rails recommended.
Level 3
Difficult: Moderate to experienced driving
skills. Moderately demanding, you may encounter a wide
variety of challenges-- including mud holes, boulders, and stream
crossings-- on the trail. 4WD required.
Skid plates and rock rails highly recommended.
Lift recommended.
Level 4
Very Difficult: Experienced driving skills. The likelihood of
getting stuck is considerably higher. Mud holes here may be deep and rock
climbing is more arduous.
4WD required, lockers and/or winching may be needed.
Skid plates and rock rails strongly recommended.
2 to 4 inch lift recommended.
Level 5
Extremely Difficult: Experienced driving skills required. Reserved
for the most demanding off-highway trip in the country. i.e. The Rubicon
Trail.
4WD required, lockers recommended, winching likely.
Skid plates and rock rails mandatory.
3 to 4 inch lift required.