@85_Ranger4x4 had a video of it that they copied to my phone. I'll be adding it to the video I put together, if I have enough.
Anyone else have any videos to contribute?
@snoranger, see if this works:
drive.google.com
You should be able to download it from there. Sorry, I wasn't expecting you to try that and was fumbling trying to get my phone out of my pocket for the first trip across.
Most of the pics look like really well maintained trails you could drive anything through. Is it like that around the whole park? I mean is it like a nice main trail and then the tough stuff off that or something?
When you are hanging on the side of a cliff, jumping out to take pictures isn't the first thing that comes to mind. There is woolly stuff, I have video of some of what I did... its hard to capture the experience even with video though. Of course for my wildest thing nobody was around with a camera (or around period) to video from the outside.
I am also a noob flatlander tourist, I am easily impressed. And I had to drive mine home.
I loved the park, I liked Southington's campground better but this campground was a lot quieter (Jeepers were not running impacts, sawzalls, sledge hammers and boom boxes into the night) and the park was much nicer. I liked the trees and stuff at the Southington campground though. Badlands was like a buffet in the park, there were decent roads to get around and you could pick and choose what you wanted to do. Southington seemed like a parade. You drive thru the jungle and there is nowhere to stop or get out and you never knew what was coming. Somehow I still ended up doing more weird crap here than at Southington though.
Good job
@Will on suggesting the park.
One of the reasons I didn't come (besides prior plans) was not knowing if I could even get my truck into the damn place, but most of that stuff looks like I could easily ride around then just stop and hang out when the big boys go play in the offroad stuff. Before having plans I was in negotiations to bring a jeep but then my concerns turned to the constant uncontrollable fires...
I have different tires and a limited slip (I think you have something similar) but I putzed along fine on the main trail in 2wd. I think the sand and the inclines would have been problematic for you with a 2wd though. I know prerunners do it... but I don't think you have a prerunner.
They did have side by side ATV's for rent too.