New River Trail Table Mesa Road East to Cave Creek 

This trail is best around Monsoon season. The river crossing is a blast and there is plenty of mud for everyone.

I have passed this exit SO many times but never got a chance to drive it... but I will at some point! Thanks!

14:22, I passed this rock garden in my mostly stock-ish TJ. I have a front 2in lift, rear True-Track. I made it just fine. It was also dark so I didn't know about the bypass.

18:38 Many of the old windmill pumps have been replaced with Solar in the past 10 years. Normally they keep the windmills up, i guess because so many people use them for navigation.

Gr8 video. Thx.

Just did this trail today I had to cut it short wish I could have gone all the way to seven springs. All I know is I need a lift and bigger tires on my stock Tacoma 😂

Just found this video. Very nice. Great music and video work. I've done that trail 4 times and made 4 videos about it. 3 times in a side by side and 1 time in my stock 2022 Ford Ranger. Believe it or not. I think my videos are similar but I do throw in some drone footage. The best part of that ride is the "Snyder Rock" area.

Thank you for mentioning what side of I 17 you were on. Great video.

The obstacle at the 11:04 to the 11:55 mark is the result of heavy rains washing the boulders down the mountain side. I have done this trail on my side by side numerous times, and these started to appear around 2020 ish. Same is true of the obstacle at the 14:10 mark.

So can this trail be done in a two wheel drive? I've been wanting to do it.

How many hours did this take to complete?

How long did it take you overall?

Dude! You are driving with your brakes on!

Have you been up to seven springs from Table Mesa used to be a ranch there about 1/2 mile from where turned to dirt off I17 woman had about 50 dogs they all come out run along your vehicle barking this was back in the 90's last time I took the trail. One time she came out and started yelling at us claimed I was going to fast I was going 20 mph. She didn't like people coming down that road. The ranch was before you go through the 3-wire cattle gate it was some wood and 3 barb wires had to re-hook it back. Last time I drove past it the home looked boarded up that was back in 2014 I'm sure the property is sold, and someone lives there now.

What size wheels do you have on your Jeep Wrangler? 285/70/R17?

Is your vehicle a stock rubicon?

Any dispersed camping back there? Nice vid👍

What maps do you use?

At 9:10 you should learn to use low range more often. It will make it easier on the drivetrain by doing so. Obstacles will be conquered much more easily when you use every thing that that the vehicle has to offer. ie low range, sway bar disconnect, hill descent, airing down the tires and lockers(when wheel slippage is occurring). Wheel spin is not good for the terrain or your vehicle's components so if you have a locker learn to use it.