always 4x4, always short wheel base - there are some very skinny spots caused by last summer's rains; very rough. best going down. sharp curves. not for the timid.

always 4x4, always short wheel base - there are some very skinny spots caused by last summer's rains; very rough. best going down. sharp curves. not for the timid.
And tough. Hard to get to and a true test of man and machine. No small task. Way out in the middle of Hell and a lonely place to be broken down and alone. Take heed of warnings.
We traveled this road downhill at night 2 days after massive rainfall in late August. It was rather challenging. We used SUV Dodge Nitro that was not fit for such a road. The rain moved a lot of big rocks on the road and created deep rifts (up to 0.5m) not to mention ripped “roadside”. When we saw all of...
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This is a great OHV trail with amazing views. Start at the Race track side if the trail to maximize your views. This trail is fondly refered to as a goat trail because it is a narrow shelf road and can have washouts during rainy weather. Passing is impossible in some sections of the road. That said it is a...
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GREAT 4wd trail....."road" does not apply...but the climb is awesome. A must-do for anybody with a patient spotter and a desire to see the Racetrack, without a desire for a round-trip on Hunter Mtn Road. We did it in a new Jeep Rubicon with no issues.....only one challenging section of rocks; wish we would have known what was ahead after...
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I'd never heard of Lippincott Mine Road 'till about three nights ago...After a side trip to The Racetrack, I decided to exit Death Valley by continuing south. See, the map I had showed the exit as the "Ubehebe Road."
Confused by the discrepancy, I headed down in my Toyota Tundra.
While I didn't have any near-death experiences, the road is...
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