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Guaje Reservoir was the water supply for Las Alamos probably before most of us were born. The loop trail is about 15 miles long and I would rate it as moderate with a chance for body damage but certainly doable by the typical IH8MUD user. The 2 mile run to the reservoir is more difficult with several off camber climbs and constantly changing canyon floor, we left the Bronco behind when we started this portion. I would think the minimum requirements for it would be 33's, a locker and a chainsaw, although I used both lockers in several places.
http://www.everytrail.com/view_trip.php?trip_id=2822661&code=fa5e18bfe6e3a39df1cd413409ee799f
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Guaje Reservoir was the water supply for Las Alamos probably before most of us were born. The loop trail is about 15 miles long and I would rate it as moderate with a chance for body damage but certainly doable by the typical IH8MUD user. The 2 mile run to the reservoir is more difficult with several off camber climbs and constantly changing canyon floor, we left the Bronco behind when we started this portion. I would think the minimum requirements for it would be 33's, a locker and a chainsaw, although I used both lockers in several places.
http://www.everytrail.com/view_trip.php?trip_id=2822661&code=fa5e18bfe6e3a39df1cd413409ee799f
On to the pictures