2015 Jeep Renegade Trailhawk Coyote Canyon North of Borrego Springs in Anza Borrego State Park Southern California Daystar 1.5" lift kit 15" Crager Soft 8 wheels 235 Kenda Klever Mud Tires AEM intake We spent a 9 hour day out on Coyote Trail. It was a 2 hour drive to get to Anza Borrego State Park. We stopped by the visitor center to check trail conditions and grab a map of the area. Coyote Trail is just north of the visitor center. The stretch of Borrego Spring Road contains several metal sculptors of ancient animals in the area. Coyote Canyon ends after about 2 hours. There is a closed off fence at the end. Then you have to turn around and come back out. The fun bit can be found around the halfway point around 1 hour in. There you can find the water crossings and climbing challenges. After that, you enter the 2nd half which doesn't offer much of a drive or change in the view. We spent extra time to record and take in some sights as well. A Hyundai was able to make it through all of the water crossings, up until the last one. After the last water crossing you enter a series of climbs that will require 4WD, 4X4, and height clearances. We stopped by Carlee's, a local bar and grill, before we headed home. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBH4GHx8hnM