The common technique to conquer the ledge is to ease over with the front tires than bump the step with the rear tires, employing a judicial application of power. Even the most enhanced short wheelbase vehicles must bump the step. Perhaps the medium to long wheelbase 4-wheel drives with front and rear lockers could crawl over this obstacle. I wanted to try a crawl. So I compromised and drove over the obstacle at a steady pace.
Deep holes accompany many of the steps to confound matters.
One stretch of 3-Stage has water oozing out of the rocks on the trail. Hitting the wet rocks harder was required. At the crest of the steep climb the route split. The surface to be driven up was littered with forest debris and newly fallen leaves, yet provided surprisingly good traction. The route over the Wall requires careful tire placement to cross a narrow notch and then to drop steeply off the back side.