If this is for a week or two, no blizzards occur, and you will not stroke out if you have to do a little work 2WD, will be fine. You need normal size tires, chains, shovel, high lift jack, and enough foresight to not get into trouble.
Discretion is the better part of valor. About 20 years ago a buddy and I were antelope hunting. I was driving the F250, and he wanted to check out a spot we had been to years prior. I refused to drive there. He made a comment that I would have done it years prior. I said I hoped I had gotten smarter.
We went back to camp, he left on his ATV, and came limping back with a smashed rifle, badly bent ATV and multiple bruises.
His only comment was, "At least you got smarter."
Discretion is the better part of valor. About 20 years ago a buddy and I were antelope hunting. I was driving the F250, and he wanted to check out a spot we had been to years prior. I refused to drive there. He made a comment that I would have done it years prior. I said I hoped I had gotten smarter.
We went back to camp, he left on his ATV, and came limping back with a smashed rifle, badly bent ATV and multiple bruises.
His only comment was, "At least you got smarter."