This discussion reminds me of a time backpacking around Capitol Peak in Colorado.hahaha yeah there was a sienna and an odyssey that two families came with.
they all didn't have fun because the trail was rocky and rutted. took them over 2 hours to get in while i was cruising down the trail singing some country songs sending it through the whoops and rutted parts lol
I had a rental car, a Chevy Malibu or something. The dirty road up to the trailhead starts out easy enough, then it gets a bit rocky but especially, it has a bunch of dips. I had a few scrapes going up, but was making it up until I got to one of those big dips, where I almost high centered.
Then I had to awkwardly reverse down the hill and park at the lower lot. Which meant I had to hike up a mile or two in that dirt road, which wasn’t particularly scenic.
At last, I make it to the top so we can start the real hike. At the trailhead, I see the expected assortment of SUVs and trucks…and a Honda Fit. I felt a bit emasculated (though, to be fair, its shorter wheelbase surely helped on those dips).
Not exactly a Ram related story, though maybe I’ll return with my truck there one day. I need to go back anyway; I intended to do the Four Pass Loop, but unusually high snowfall that year prevented it. I still need to check that one off.