John Bull Nov 27th
Ok so here is the plan....I was the first jeep threw with the new snow thanks to a xj that I met on the trail. He will also be there tomarrow. We ran it backwards and it was a very hard trail with the fresh snow. On our way out we met a group of 12 jeeps going foward on the trail. So with the 15 jeeps it should be easier. I was really stressed that I have never done this trail and was leading a group threw it. So now I have it under my belt and ready to rock it tomarow. See you there.
Last edited by wildandwillin; Nov 26, 2010 at 02:08 PM.
That's awesome u made it through. Glad to hear u have now done the trail! That will make things much easier. Were there jeeps without lockers that made it through?
The jeep store was All J Products on browning street. Website looks cool but they were closed today. Bummer.
Looking forward to wheeling with u tomorrow
The jeep store was All J Products on browning street. Website looks cool but they were closed today. Bummer.
Looking forward to wheeling with u tomorrow
Originally Posted by JKProfessor
That's awesome u made it through. Glad to hear u have now done the trail! That will make things much easier. Were there jeeps without lockers that made it through?
The jeep store was All J Products on browning street. Website looks cool but they were closed today. Bummer.
Looking forward to wheeling with u tomorrow
The jeep store was All J Products on browning street. Website looks cool but they were closed today. Bummer.
Looking forward to wheeling with u tomorrow
This is a rated dificult trail. 11 miles. I have never done it. So personaly I can not say. Maybe someone else can post up.
From Dirttopia
The John Bull Trail has the solid reputation as one of the toughest and most challenging trails in the Big Bear mountains of San Bernardino County. This trail should only be done with in a group of well-equipped short-wheelbase vehicles. Lockers are recommended, but not always required. The entire trail is strewn with boulders of various sizes. There are a number of sharp drop-offs along the way. Be prepared for scratches, dings and flat tires. This trail is not for stock SUV's.

From Dirttopia
The John Bull Trail has the solid reputation as one of the toughest and most challenging trails in the Big Bear mountains of San Bernardino County. This trail should only be done with in a group of well-equipped short-wheelbase vehicles. Lockers are recommended, but not always required. The entire trail is strewn with boulders of various sizes. There are a number of sharp drop-offs along the way. Be prepared for scratches, dings and flat tires. This trail is not for stock SUV's.
Originally Posted by willypapooh
anybody get any pics of all the damn winching we did?




