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I just got my blue SL a few weeks ago. It did great on it's first road/off-road trip. We took it to hike and camp in the Pariah Canyon area between Page, Arizona and Kanab, Utah. Hike day was great, but we woke up the next day with 4" of snow on the tent.
I've been on other trails with signs that say "impassable when wet" and they really are. I was really worried that morning. The road turns to slick clay when wet, and it passes through numerous washes and ravines. Our MO got us out with no problem! I was thrilled, and "MO" loved playing in the mud and snow.
I understand that the Murano is no Jeep for offroading, but it's not really far behind. The Jeep is no Murano in other areas.
(I didn't take any pics of the rough parts of the trail because I was busy naviagting them.)
I've been on other trails with signs that say "impassable when wet" and they really are. I was really worried that morning. The road turns to slick clay when wet, and it passes through numerous washes and ravines. Our MO got us out with no problem! I was thrilled, and "MO" loved playing in the mud and snow.
I understand that the Murano is no Jeep for offroading, but it's not really far behind. The Jeep is no Murano in other areas.
(I didn't take any pics of the rough parts of the trail because I was busy naviagting them.)
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