Worst mountain

Anyone been on the Moki Dugway near four corners on UT-261? I recall the sign says something like 10k lbs limit but there are a few U-tube videos of semi on Moki Dugay. I like the sign at the top “1000 ft drop next 3 miles”

Here a link with some data and pictures. http://www.midwestroads.com/otherstates/mokidugway/

 

That 10,000 lbs sign is only a suggestion LOL

 

lol,,,,,,,

 

Wolverton mountain. Never been there but they say don't go.

 

Remember, one man's mountain, is just another hill to someone else!

 

First time over McClure, empty flatbed in a snow/slush storm following a plow truck with a broken blade from Carbondale So.. His hydraulics quit so he couldn't drop it, he dumped sand til he ran out.

oh hell, Berthoud is a piece of cake, Dec. '08 til March '09 ran it 6 days a week @ 80,000 from coming from Walden, Co. back to Denver. My truck was 3 months old at the time, I loved it, pissed my co-workers off because I would drop off the Empire side in 7th with HI jakes and only touch the foot brakes three times. Co-worker with his Freightshaker would have to stop at the bottom to let his brakes cool.

Guanella isn't a truck route unless your doing construction on it. CSP/Clear Creek SO don't take kindly to trucks running it.

 

Oh well, I was a bobtail!
Family road trip, took truck encase I found a job pulling a trailer.

 

Courtney here watergated Jim's account. Well been on a lot of mountain roads, some not exactly roads over the years. I would have to say the worst would be Rodger's Pass in British Columbia Canada, not so much for the road can fly though there it is all the #######es in their cars who think they have to take the inside even if it is in your lane. It is better in winter less #######es out on the roads.

 

Teton Pass Hwy. Hwy 33-22 ID/WY. In the winter. Fully loaded with taters picked up in Victor, ID. Was a real treat since it took about a half hour to get to the bottom. Nice of WY not to have any POE on this route into their state. I dont recommend taking it unless you are used to taking passes. Long way down if you cant stop and nothing but trees to stop you. 5-10 mph switchbacks. Not advisable for loaded trucks either. Have a wonderful day and be safe out there drivers.

 

That is a doosy and yes dont take it if you dont drive in the mountains much