Illinois JKs Check In
I hear it's a bit better than when I went 5 years ago and smashed my upper door and took my mirror off trying to wuss out when the trail ended and just went into ATV ruts. Like I said I hear it's better but as was said go with someone who thinks like you do. I may try to plan a "wimp" tour to the Badlands with a few rookies who are more afraid of scratches than I am.
I hear it's a bit better than when I went 5 years ago and smashed my upper door and took my mirror off trying to wuss out when the trail ended and just went into ATV ruts. Like I said I hear it's better but as was said go with someone who thinks like you do. I may try to plan a "wimp" tour to the Badlands with a few rookies who are more afraid of scratches than I am.
I seen on facebook they have a little dozer now to groom the trails as well as open new ones. I haven't been there but thought about checking it out. I like the badlands personally but the cliffs sound cool.
I hear it's a bit better than when I went 5 years ago and smashed my upper door and took my mirror off trying to wuss out when the trail ended and just went into ATV ruts. Like I said I hear it's better but as was said go with someone who thinks like you do. I may try to plan a "wimp" tour to the Badlands with a few rookies who are more afraid of scratches than I am.
I went to cliffs a couple times in January. It was a one hour trip to get there, which is really nice when you compare it to badlands (haven't been there yet).
Cliffs is nerveracking because of how tight it gets, I have a JKU and it gets to a point where I have to fold the mirrors in and hope for the best. Despite that, there's a lot of room to roam, and there's a newbie trail that goes around the whole park.
Cliffs is nerveracking because of how tight it gets, I have a JKU and it gets to a point where I have to fold the mirrors in and hope for the best. Despite that, there's a lot of room to roam, and there's a newbie trail that goes around the whole park.


