Toughest trail you've been on?

[avgjoe624]

Hi guys, just trying to get an idea of some of the toughest trails around. Any suggestions? Im up for a challenge and gonna have some free time in a few months.

 

[tacoclifford]

It’s a bit of a hike for you but Rausch creek offroad park has some sweet trails if you feel like doing the whole off-road park thing.

 

[JungleSkunk]

Holy Cross City in Colorado.

 

[avgjoe624]

Holy Cross City in Colorado.

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im adding this trail to my to-do list. time to test the waters

thanks for the tip!

 

[old_man]

Both are in Moab. It has to be Upper Proving Grounds (no longer open) followed by Pritchett.

 

[avgjoe624]

is the upper proving grounds scheduled to ever re-open or closed permanently?

 

[old_man]

The land was privatized and is closed forever around 2004. It had the nastiest set of ledges I have ever seen. The were very high and closely spaced. When I dropped off the first ledge, the rear came off the wall and it was started over. I gunned it and dropped off the second ledge, and the same happened on the third. Somewhere I have video of going down all three ledges without the rear wheels ever setting back down.

It was what we call pucker time.

 

[Garlic Overlander]

Fordyce Creek, Northern California.

 

[Windrift.Adventure]

Dusy-Ershim in California is a good one. And of course the Rubicon near Lake Tahoe. Several in Moab, UT will tighten the sphincter as well.

 

[Horse Soldier]

Hi guys, just trying to get an idea of some of the toughest trails around. Any suggestions? Im up for a challenge and gonna have some free time in a few months.

The Road of Bones in Russia.