Jeep JK Videos

Earlier in the year, I got a message from a guy named David who lives in Canada and frequents JK-Forum.com. In it, he said that he and a few buddies of his were planning a trip down to the Rubicon and was hoping that Cindy and I might be willing to lead them through.

Just a little past the Carlisle Mine and just before the second water crossing on the Fordyce Creek Trail, there is technical rocky hill you can take on known simply as, “Winch Hill #1�.

In an effort to satisfy the concerns of environmental groups, a new route was recently cut on the Fordyce Creek Trail to direct traffic up and around a deep mud bog near the Carlisle Mine.

Thanks to the lower water levels we saw in September, the second water crossing on the Fordyce Creek Trail was nowhere as deep as the first. Still, it was a lot of fun to ford especially being that it is rockier under the surface and, that the water flow is considerably more rapid here.

One of the most challenging obstacles on the Fordyce Creek Jeep Trail is fording the creek itself. With the exception of about a week in August when PG&E restricts the water flow for the annual Sierra Trek Event, the water level is often very high and moving fast enough to make the required crossings impassible.

For one week during the month of September, 22 Jeep JK Wranglers from around the country and from as far as Canada, gathered in the state of Colorado to traverse almost 1,000 miles though the breathtaking Rocky’s, explore famous historic mining towns and, take on some of the most challenging off-road trails that can be found anywhere.

When it comes to Jeep envy, nothing will give it to you more than seeing a JK in action with a HEMI under it’s hood. Here’s a short clip of Rob Graft of Nemesis Industries in their HEMI powered Jeep JK Wrangler Unlimited simply tear up the last ledge climb out of Billings Canyon like it was a walk in the park. I hope you enjoy the video.

Our 4th day on the JK Experience Rocky Mountain Run, presented by Falken Tire, would truly be one to remember. Starting in the beautiful mining […]

On a scale from 1 to 10, Billings Canyon is a trail that’s listed as being a 9. While short in length, pretty much every inch of it has you watching what you’re doing and several of the obstacles are technically demanding enough that signs have been erected to inform travelers “it’s okay to turn around and go back”.

In this Project-JK X-CLIP, you will see him walk up the first winch hill/waterfall with ease and without the need to use his winch.

In all the years we have been coming up to Tahoe in the summer, I’d have to say this is the first time that we’ve seen so much snow stick around for so long. In fact, even though it’s July, we had heard reports that the Rubicon Jeep Trail was still covered in deep snow from about the top of Cadillac Hill, down to the staging area near Tahoma and enough so that buggies were only recently breaking trail over the 4th of July weekend.

High up in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, there is a narrow corridor that cuts between the John Muir and Dinky Lakes Wilderness Areas, and within it lies one of the most famous hardcore trails in the State of California – The Dusy Ersim. In this short video, you’ll get to follow the adventure we had as we made our way across this relentlessly tough yet, beautiful trail. We hope you enjoy.