As it go on YouTube and welcome to today's video. Today we're down here in the great state of Texas and we're in the Big Bend National Park. Now Black Gap is a badge of honor trail so that's what we're going to be running today. I don't expect it to be too difficult. I expect it to be very scenic and just a real beautiful awesome trail to run. As always if you enjoy this video please hit that subscribe button in the bottom right hand corner. The dirt road leading up to the trail head is a much different from the actual trail. Do yourself a favor though and air down your tires as this will make for a little bit soft ride. The beginning of this trail will have a couple of mild hill climbs in the sense along shelf roads. Take your time and enjoy the beautiful views that this trail has to offer. And we'll see you again tomorrow. It's too late. What's starting out in the garden of Eden? In the old time escalating. The phone on a days of white and roses. Phone is low that I was here. There's a lot of no-roaf in this, but the other one closes. I know like you. Hey, hey, I used to think you'd go on together. The hardest obstacle of this trail will come at about the halfway point, even then calling this section hard as an overstate. The ledges small and people have stacked enough rocks that even a stock jeep should just walk up it. I wonder what this is? I'm going to walk you. I'm going to use a white and roses. This trail isn't much more than a service road that hasn't been maintained for a while. Honestly, the views are what this trail really has to offer. And aside from one obstacle, this is about what you can expect from it. It won't go like you. Okay, well that was a black gap trail. It's not a very difficult trail. I think a stock jeep would have no issue doing this. There are a couple spots that are going to get a little bit of wash out. There is one obstacle that might be a little bit challenging for a stock jeep or somebody with very little willing experience. Overall, it's a very, very easy trail. It's very scenic. And it's mostly a service road through the park. Now keep in mind that this is a national park. So there is going to be an entry fee to get to this trail. If you're not active duty military, then it's going to be a $30 fee. Unless you have an annual national park pass. But yeah, this is a very, very beautiful area. It's well worth coming down here, checking out, and driving the trail. Yeah, and like I said, it is a badge of honor trail. So make sure you check in at either end of the trail. That way you can get your badge. As always, if you enjoy this video, please hit that subscribe button in the bottom right hand corner.