Chicken Rock on Pleasant Canyon Loop/Death Valley

[Rummie]

This is a very small part of the loop. We camped up top and had amazing views. Drove through snow and ice. Climbed some steep hills. Tilted at least 25 degrees at one part. This is probably the most well known part of the trail. It's really not that bad. You're at maybe 15 degrees of roll. Just feels like more since there is a drop off right there.

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[willhonkforparts]

Nope. Nope. Noway. Nuh-uh. No thank you.

 

[Gunrunner72]

How hard was it to get the driver's seat cleaned up afterwards?

 

[Free2roam]

Didn't see no stinking ?on a rock anywhere. I think almost every Jeep trail has a spot that's called chicken something or other.

Never been up this. But it's on my list.

 

[bleda2002]

This is a very small part of the loop. We camped up top and had amazing views. Drove through snow and ice. Climbed some steep hills. Tilted at least 25 degrees at one part. This is probably the most well known part of the trail. It's really not that bad. You're at maybe 15 degrees of roll. Just feels like more since there is a drop off right there.

 

[CerOf]

Wow. That seems worse than black bear.

I showed the video to my Gladiator and he sucked the tail pipe up into the turbo!

 

[Sportsbiz]

This is a very small part of the loop. We camped up top and had amazing views. Drove through snow and ice. Climbed some steep hills. Tilted at least 25 degrees at one part. This is probably the most well known part of the trail. It's really not that bad. You're at maybe 15 degrees of roll. Just feels like more since there is a drop off right there.

I was there a few weeks ago and didn’t realize until after the trip that this was the loop we did. I’ll admit that like you said, its not that bad. But like others have posted, had I watched this video in advance of the trip, I might’ve found a bypass. Glad I didn’t know, and glad I drove through. I thought that “bridge” was scarier than the rock.

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