Slick Rock Road to Duck Creek between Lake Alpine (hwy 4) and Union Reservoir. Not the best video took by a friends son, rough stuff at the end. I did loosen the turnbuckles.
I don't know what it's called, but there is a 'road' in Arches NP that goes from Salt Valley, past Eye of the Whale to Balanced Rock. About eleven miles long, or about thirteen if you turn off to see the Tower Arch, like we did. That was my first and toughest off road adventure.
Silvertip, when I read your post the first thing I thought of was Bill's video. There may be others that have done worse trails, but that blows away anything I would even consider. Be sure to post a video of wherever you go like he did so the meak like myself can live vicariously through you.
This youtube link is not me, but I have taken my camper up to Laurel Lakes which is on the south side of Hwy 203 going into Mammoth Lakes. Its pretty hairy. Due to the switch backs above where this video is shot you cannot get a full size truck all the way to the lakes without putting yourself in a lot of danger. Due to the short wheel base of my Std Cab Tacoma, I only had to go back and forth to get around the last switchback.
Thanks everyone. Just got back from running the White Rim Trail in Canyonlands. It wasn't possible to do the whole trail due to flooding so I went in about halfway to Murphy. Fun trail but no pucker factors!!!
Please post the hardest road/trail you've ever done with your pickup camper. Pics and/or a link to a TR would also be great!!
I'm sure this isn't that impressive, but it's a good one: Steele Pass.
We descended Dedeckera Canyon, heading towards Eureka Dunes. I was glad Sunman was there to spot some of the drops, because I couldn't see what the front end was doing
Funny thing how memory works, I had driven a stock Tahoe up Steele Pass some years ago and didn't recall a big challenge. It felt a lot different descending with the FWC.