Goofing Around in my Bronco Raptor on Pickett and Hawkins Peaks - June 29, 2024

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Just south of Lake Tahoe is Burnside Road. You can use this to access Pickett Peak (9000’), Hawkins Peak (10,013’) and Burnside Lake. Frankly, Hawkins Peak is the place to go if you’re short on time. You can drive up close to 10,000’ which is pretty rare in the area, it has amazing views and it’s a pretty easy drive. This was a nice summer day with another Bronco Raptor and 5 other Broncos.

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22 сен 2024

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@greghull3189 2 месяца назад

Thanks for this video. We’ll be hitting Pickett’s in about 10 days. Really appreciate you clearing the trail!

@hassankaous5241 2 месяца назад

Nice video thanks for sharing! What time of day did you head up there? How much traffic did you encounter? Did you guys end up going down to the lake on Burnside rd?

@GoofingAroundBraptor 2 месяца назад

@@hassankaous5241 we met at Picketts Junction (88/89) dirt lot at 10 am. We finished around 3, but that included carefully removing two downed trees and a lot of hanging out enjoying the views. Not sure what traffic you’re interested in. Traffic was heavier than usual due to it being the start of 4th of July week. But flowed smoothly at 7ish when I left Sac, I arrived way early. Traffic on the trail was nonexistent. Ran into one or two other trucks and two pairs of ATVs all day on the trail. We passed on Burnside lake. It’s a nice enough lake but some had other commitments and others went with me to go do a little more technical wheeling in another spot. Hope this helps!

@jayubamos2173 2 месяца назад

I wants to go there. Is it open to the public or is that private land?

@GoofingAroundBraptor 2 месяца назад

All public land, easy to get to from South Lake Tahoe

@extspence Месяц назад

How have you found the width to be on the trails?

@GoofingAroundBraptor Месяц назад

@@extspence I haven’t found it to be a problem so far for trails in California. That said, I’m not too fussed about getting my flares pinstriped and I have ppf on all painted surfaces. Occasionally I’ve got to make a three, four or five point turn, but the Raptors turning radius is pretty tight and trail turn assist can make tight trees and switchbacks a breeze on the right surface.

@extspence Месяц назад

@@GoofingAroundBraptor Good to hear, I have a 2023 Braptor and looking to take it to Colorado. Some of the trails I know are to tight but have not tried it yet.