Top 5 Colorado Overland Trails 

This is awesome. In 2024 we will put our little Land Rover on the boat to the U.S. from The Netherlands. Those list are awesome for our preparation. We can't wait to do all those epic trails ❤. Great work we love your video's.

Good tip. If you come through on Medano pass to the sand dunes, you don't have to pay national park fees😊

The Medano Pass primitive road to the sand dunes is a great trip. Fortunately, all the creek crossings have firm gravel bottoms, so getting stuck is not really a danger. Down lower on the east side there is a seep spring that often causes muddy conditions where picking the right line is the ONLY way to get through.

My fav route is Ouray to blackbear to Imogene, back to Ouray. Although last time I went down blackbear, the steps had washed so much even some of the stick Rubicon JLs were bumping skid plates. And getting tires off the ground. Still doable, but a lot of people don’t find it fun to be on three wheels when descending the steps. (I don’t blame them.) I never got a tire off the ground in my rig so I didn’t have to experience that thankfully.

Great video. Thanks

Stoney Pass, Imogene Pass, and Engineer Pass were rougher this year (2022) than a few years ago

Learned a couple trails we haven't done yet to add to my list!! Well done!!

Merry Christmas, Rob, Elizabeth and Baby! Thanks for your wonderful videos, they are truly inspiring!

Stony pass has a bit of a tale for me, as in several previous trips, I have come across accidents that were fatal. One was a plane crash, near the top of the pass, where a Cessna 150 failed to clear and stalled when trying to turn around. The accident occurred the morning we were driving the pass. The second was when we came across a Jeep TJ stuck in the creek crossing, where a pair of binoculars were on the roof and noone was around. We found out shortly later that a couple from Louisiana had tried crossing the creek and stalled out. They climbed onto the roof, where the woman tried to jump to the bank and was washed away. The husband was rescued later by winch line, leaving the bino's on the soft top when they took him to town.

Fantastic

Fantastic 👏

Beautiful video!. I gotta get back to CO.!

I live in CO and have a 2011 JKUR lifted on 35's. Was in a 4x4 club, we used the books by Funtrek. Guide to Colorado Backroads and 4 wheel Drive Trails. I did that trail around 2001 in a chevy trailblazer. I still think of that trail, very cool. Seemed remote, one stretch in deep woods passes small pond and a momma and baby moose were standing in the water and a beaver was swimming there too. I was by myself and got a little lost/mixed up along the way too.

Incredible shots and absolutely right on point. I traveled in those areas via Adventure motorcycle a few years ago (R1200GSA) and while I enjoyed it ALOT, my heart was wanting my jeep out there. I now have a JLUR and started a little channel here on the east coast jeepNdirt and practicing and hoping we'll be able to begin those west coast trips in 2023. Great footage, great voice over, and appreciate your humbleness as you gave that shout out to Matt. I'm subscribed for sure. God Bless you brother.

I'd love to get out on the trails there looks so awesome!!

Didn't have time to do Imogene but it's a good excuse to go back! I'd add Yankee Boy Basin for the spring flowers in late June early July. Great list Rob!

Well, all this is on my list for next time

Has anyone ever taken an Audi Allroad on one of these trails? These look incredible

That is God's country, my friend. Very beautiful.

First Overland trip to Colorado and did all these! I guess we lucked out on our choices. The real question for you is Colorado or Utah - which is better?

I still need to do Imogene

would you like to get some wheel lights ?

Can I do these trails in my Chevy Silverado RST Z71? Heading to Colorado in sept and i wanna get off road. Have done some trails in MD i am mostly concerned about ground clearance

Bachelor Loop in a 2-wheel drive in reverse??!!! I am going to try that as I am really good at shifting into 'R' and driving that way. My neck gets kinda sore after a while tho. 😜 It's a little bit easier going east from Telluride to Ouray on Imogene Pass for anyone interested.

Ill be out in july

My dad and I are considering doing Engineer Pass this summer in a lifted Tacoma. We should be able to make it thorough right?

Thanks for making the trails here even more crowded 👍

GREAT LIST !!!!!! IMOGENE AND ENGINEER Are AMAZING ...I would Add YANKEE BOY BASIN to the list tho !!!!

You recommend doing this in Paris of two vehicles or one alone is ok?

I’d be interested in a video comparing full size to mid size vehicles for off road. I’m trying to debate a F150 or another Jeep or midsize truck and as a Colorado resident I’m worried the F150 might limit me too much. Or take too much damage/scratches.

i have a 2015 4x4 tahoe, should I be worried for these trips?

Thank you, but please put time stamps in the video so it’s easier to watch

you think my big truck can do any of these?

If counting prominence of peak Colorado only has 52 (challenger point is close to making it 53 by 300 rule) 14er’s. It’s just us geological few that really care though. That said you can exceed 70 if going by just is it over 14k

Whats #3????

I'd like to take my wife and daughters on those trails but I think they'd be walking all of the shelf roads. Are there any trails to recommend with little or no shelf roads. I know some are probably unavoidable if you want the best scenic views. Its really been hard to find this information.

What was number 3 I couldnt understand the word

What was number 3?

I would add Black Bear Pass

Hey Revere Overland!, don't know if you're going to post Sunday (Christmas day), so Merry🎄Christmas👍👍🧃🧃

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