Guys, welcome back to the channel. In this one I’m back on High Knob the very next day after riding with the Jeep crew—quieter run this time, and I’ve got my daughter with me. I wanted to see how my 2024 Chevy Colorado Trail Boss did before the snow left, because this climb is steep even in normal weather. Down low it’s only about an inch or two, but it’s slick and icy from people being on the road, so it’s a perfect spot to see how the truck “catches itself” when it starts to slide. I started the climb in Auto 4WD and honestly it was making good decisions. I hit icy switchbacks where the rear end slid just a little, but it stayed controlled and kept moving without any drama. As we got higher up, the snow got deeper—more like 7–8 inches packed—and there were fewer tracks, but the truck still wasn’t struggling. When I got to a steeper section, I bumped it into 4 High and it walked right up. This video isn’t me trying to push limits. It’s about reading the terrain, trusting the truck, and enjoying how gorgeous High Knob looks when the sun’s out and the snow is still hanging around. We even put the drone up at the top to show just how beautiful it was.