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Awesome, good to have someone with lots experience there! Stock LX570 on 35s. Not afraid of banging up the stock steps as I will be getting sliders on soon, but trying to avoid body damage beyond maybe some small dents and pinstriping as it’s already well pinstriped. On stocks skids for now too unfortunately. I watched some videos of Crawl Daddy and think I should be alright if I take my time, some safer lines and exercise caution.Jeeps-Trucks-SUV, Offroad | Rausch Creek Off-Road Park | Maps
Rausch Creek Off-Road Park offers 3,000 acres for Jeep, truck, and SUV owners to offroad. Maps and info about our trails.www.rc4x4.org
Been plenty of times. All types of trails, depending on what you are capable of.
I will look into this now. Thank you!
When are you heading up? My son and I went up this past fall when he still had his Taco. He was 2"+ lift on 33's and my 80 is 2" lift on 35's. We had a blast...stuck to the "easier" trails, but definitely had to be careful down a skinny winding path near the power lines. Maprika does work well there as there's good cell service, so it'll follow you throughout.
Heading up Friday and staying through Sunday. Probably do some of the lighter, easier trails first then the harder ones Saturday.When are you heading up? My son and I went up this past fall when he still had his Taco. He was 2"+ lift on 33's and my 80 is 2" lift on 35's. We had a blast...stuck to the "easier" trails, but definitely had to be careful down a skinny winding path near the power lines. Maprika does work well there as there's good cell service, so it'll follow you throughout.
Would love to go back again soon...had some hardcore Jeep guys there that loved the 80. Way back in the trails, they saw me and warned of some skinny paths to avoid getting too many pinstripes, but did just fine with a white truck. Lots of trails there that you can't finish in a day, we stayed on one side where the check in house is and had a blast.
Nice, should be a great weekend to head up. The trail that I had to watch out on was a narrow, winding descent wth good size rocks and trees. That said, if you are going for what @CondeCruiser handled, it won't be a problem for you!
You are correct, this is the rule at both locations.
Will do, great suggestion!
I hope so and appreciate the heads up! I’ll keep you posted but will be looking to get out even if Peter’s Mill, Pott’s, Broad Run and other more local stuff. Congratulations again, beautiful truck!
Yes. They want people to be more than self sufficient. You'll probably find other trucks staging in the parking lot that will be fine with you tagging along, if you wait long enough for the buggies to clear out. Even with a friend's truck coming, it'll be good to ride with other folks...but be aware that not everyone will willingly sign on to having a fat 200 in their group.
That’s makes sense to want people more than self sufficient and to not be stuck wondering around in the woods should things go wrong.
Lots of heepers that don't know what it is and will think it's gonna slow them down
Funny and so true. I was up there a few years ago in my 200 doing a class. I was probably the only Toyota in 2 groups of 40+ Jeeps, definitely the only 200.
The lady at the office said, “you said you’re with a Lexus, so you probably want to stick to the Greens and keep it easy”. Well he’s on 35s and she was shocked lmao.
I imagine that a class would be awesome up here. I wish you could have joined! Today was a lot of fun.
