Four Peaks! Is This The Best First Off-Road Trail In Arizona 

Crazy it’s all maintained now, in the seventies it was a rugged road, I still have the 78 Toyota FJ-40 I used to drive on it. Doesn’t even look like you need four wheel drive at all

Not only is it a very scenic and pretty straightforward trail to maneuver. But the camping is also very scenic. Now the winter months is a different beast we've personal done it with no avail. Snow was to much to make out the trail path

4:54 Beautiful views! Great description! Beautiful photography! Thank you

The rigs are coming along!

You don't need modifications for this trail. I've been to the top and back down with a stock XJ (when it was stock), and a stock 3/4 Ton truck. Except for when it's muddy, there aren't really any places on that specific trail where you absolutely need 4WD, just maybe a little clearance. Try going the other direction to Sycamore Creek - turn left (west) instead of right (east) off of the 87. Go past the little dam. You won't get stuck if you stay out of the soft sand in the creek bed. There are some really cool places to go back there... and some of them are fairly difficult for mostly factory vehicles.

Thank you for sharing this!

Enjoying your videos. When I moved to Arizona in the mid 80s, completely ignorant of desert off roading, I drove my 1982 Mazda 626 Coupe all the way up to the top of 4-Peaks Road - and made it back! I eventually traded that car for a brand new 1986 Toyota 4x4 pickup with tall skinny tires. How I wish I still had that dependable little four banger!

This my 2nd time seeing your trips off road. I am looking forward to more since I am also in Arizona. I haven't done the Four Peaks Trail to Roosevelt Lake yet but I will. By the way I subscribed after the first video.

Four Peaks was my first trail in my 2020 Chevy Colorado. I had to laugh at seeing you air down. We got all the way to the end of the trail to see a Honda Civic at the top... If you want to get to the top, but don't have all day, the trip up from the Lake Roosevelt side is much shorter, but a little steeper with a lot more highway driving. When we got to the top it was late. We had no idea the trip was so long and slow going. So, we went down the back way, and got to the bottom before the sun set. I will mention that there were a lot less opportunities for places to pull off and stop on that side of the mountain, but still a lot of great scenery.

Beautiful video!!!

love this!! beautiful views, beautiful day :) can’t wait to get back on the road! or should i say… off the road 🤣

Beautiful!!

Great video & thank you for sharing your adventure.

Great video! Hope you post more!

Great trip, but you forgot me!!

Love that trail

Beautiful trail

Was a great day!

Nice views! Never been on this trail but looks super nice debating on doing this sometime soon. I recently did table mesa rd and it was awesome!

What trail is this? I'd love to check it out. Either way, this was a great video and a beautiful trail. You got a new subscriber out of me.

Ceramic brakes help avoid overheating coming down backside.

Do you remember the name of the road you took off beeline? Thanks! Great video

Is a ford explorer able to do this?

Do you need any special permits to take that tral?

Can I do those water crossings in 2wd or no??