Oneluv13T4R
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double black diamond??? :jaw:
Don't be fooled by that ...it's only cause of two sections in particular sections 7 and 8 and there are only 9 sections 9 being the end of the trail at the top where one of the campgrounds are and 1 being just the start of the trail the other sections are a couple switch backs and a couple rock garden sections.
The two that make this trail technical are at 45-50 degree uphill climbs with a couple uneven boulder ledges along with deep ruts all around making your angle of approach and proper tire placement the big factor in being successful for the last parts of the trail.
You made white mountain you can make this I promise ...it's also one the original old school trails to be first labeled and mapped as a true 4wd trail ...back in the day.
And is still recognized and well respected as though, throughout the entire wheeling community, this trail gives you some off-road wheeling credit (like street credit) amongst true wheelers.
Also at the top there is a spot to post your rig up on that overlooks the entire valley that makes for one hell of a back drop for a "I conquered Miller Jeep Trail" glamour shots.
Not that your into that sort of thing...


