My buddy Dave (in a 4runner) and I.
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My wife is the same wayThat looks great! My wife and I started up Pole Hill in our LR4 last Summer. But being inexperienced and not having a spotter we were going so slow we abandoned the idea after about an hour and went elsewhere. My wife is definitely not in to all the shake, rattle and roll of rocky trails like this. She claims it is much harder for her because I can brace myself with the steering wheel.![]()
I will be in San Diego on the 21st, darn it. Guns N' Roses concert on the 22nd in San Diego.![]()
Sounds good, I'm planning to be there! Unrelated, my family and I ran Red Cone this past weekend and it was absolutely BRUTAL. The trail to the top of Red Cone is extremely rocky and has a lot of huge--and unavoidable-- boulders and rock gardens. I scraped and dragged the Canyonero to the top, but it was not pretty. A post-trail evaluation of my truck shows major scrapes from my sliders to ARB skid plates, shock mounts, rear differential, rear trailing arms and bumpers. The view really was incredible, but the nature of the trail sort of overshadowed the view at the top. Driving back down we took Webster Pass. The road coming down Webster Pass was narrower and sketchier than anything in Ouray. In short, I do not recommend these trails in a 200. My trail book was pretty mis-leading. It said Red Cone is difficult because of the drop off from the top and steep hill down (both of which were no big deal, at all-I could have driven my minivan down that). The book also rated Webster Pass as intermediate - and while that is mostly accurate, the washed out--and seemingly hastily repaired--shelf road was maybe 2 inches wider than my truck. Just a heads up if anyone is thinking about taking their rig on this trail.
Ken, thanks for sharing. Upon closer inspection, that looks like my reverse lights were illuminated. Because I was driving backwards! That's just how much fun we like to have out here in CO @Markuson !
A high school pal of mine here in San Diego told me Axle Rose had a hard time breathing by the 3rd song. True?


What?! Third song was Welcome To The Jungle and Axl hit it out of the park. Honestly, Axl and the rest of G'N'R absolutely killed it. They were rehearsed, professional and stunningly polished (especially if you know their history as a band of basically being the opposite!)
2016 August San Diego GnR trip - Greg Weik




(emoji's are supposed to be G&R band... I know I know..)