Coyote Flats - Is it Sprinter Compatible?

[VtSoundman]

Originally Posted by daveb

No Pics

Me and Hosting sites don't get along...I also checked the photos I took -> nothing in the hairy spots/nothing that really shows the tough areas as I was solo'ing it and focused on the road.

[macmcintire]

This video shows the road conditions pretty well. You can decide whether to take your rig on this kind of road.

https://vimeo.com/43365397

[VtSoundman]

Originally Posted by macmcintire

This video shows the road conditions pretty well. You can decide whether to take your rig on this kind of road.

https://vimeo.com/43365397

Thx for posting this.

This video is deceiving and appears from 5 yrs ago...when I was up there a couple of weeks ago, the roads were quite a bit rougher...

[Zappo]

Originally Posted by macmcintire

This video shows the road conditions pretty well. You can decide whether to take your rig on this kind of road.

https://vimeo.com/43365397

Sweet video!

[SteveTOaks]

Nice video! I take it the static image is a stream and not the road?

[Backcountryguy]

We are happy to navigate the below for a Mt. Adams climb, ski descent, about as rough as we want to go with our Sprinter, but not anywhere close to Coyote Flats!

Begin at the South Climb Trail (183), at the end of a rough forest road (8040-500). Note that the last three miles past Morrison Creek Campground is very rough and narrow, so drive carefully. If you are coming late at night, you may consider camping at Morrison Creek to avoid a late-night car-to-car encounter on the road