Talk:Imogene Pass

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Delete some info

I'm going to delete the sentence "Do not attempt Imogene Pass with a passenger car; it will get stuck on rocks and/or stream crossings." Reply here if you think for some reason it should stay. The sentence before it says it it's a four wheel drive road, and wikipedia isn't exactly a trail guide for what cars you shouldn't take somewhere. Given it's a four wheel drive road, someone can do whatever they want without wikipedia telling them 'do not' with a passenger car. In fact, lots of passenger cars will make it over. I've done it in suburbans, and people have towed U-haul's over before.

Quite simply, that section doesn't belong in an encyclopedia. Dictouray (talk) 02:32, 20 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]