What would you say if I had asked...

[fishhunt]

I would take the more reliable of the Tacoma or 350. Then I would realize I wouldn't take either as I'll never go on that road again!

[2tins]

My in-laws used to live in Seton Portage so I have driven the Highline lots. It wouldn't be the first pick for me with a trailer but it sounds like you made it. Beautiful country.

[Redthies]

I lived in Whistler for 25 years and had friends at the Portage, in Darcy, in-laws in Braelorne etc etc. If you asked me about taking the trip you took with the truck and trailer I would have said “you would be insane to do it”. I drove an off-road crane truck in the ski industry for years, and have travel LOT of scary roads, and I would have no trouble doing the Highline again regularly, but I would want my vehicle to be in perfect condition, and I would not tow a trailer on it if I could avoid it...

[Gateholio]

I wouldn’t take the high line with a trailer if I could avoid it. They recently completed some upgrades to the road but I haven’t been on it yet.

[ab3]

I ended up on it last year, after Google suggested it. I was thinking of messaging them and telling them to stop suggesting it as a route. Its definitely 4x4/awd only. In theory google is suggesting any old car can drive that road. This is definitely not the case!

[Bugle M In]

Some of those roads are absolute torture on heavy trucks with heavy loads such as campers and trailers etc.
I have learned to avoid them with possible as yes, there are some "hairy roads".
Not worried about having accident but not a big fan of wear and tear impact all to save some fuel or kms.