xjh3 wrote:
Never been so I don\'t really know how difficult blues and blacks are... Not terribly I\'m guessing?
I rate the trails at Rausch Creek as follows:
[color=009900]Green = Easy / stock (access roads, forest trails)
Blue = Mild / stock - 31\'s, lift, one locker recommended
Black = Intermediate / 33\'s, lift, body protection recommended, one locker required
Purple = Difficult / 35\'s more lift, body protection recommended,one locker required, two lockers recommended, winch recommended
Red = Extreme / Minimum 35\'s, lift, body & drive-train damage possible, two lockers required, winch highly recommended[/color]
(These are my personal trail ratings. Now thats not to say anyone cant run any trail with any vehicle, it just depends on how much abuse they want to put their vehicle through)
The trails we run on any given weekend are typically determined by who comes out to play.
We are more than willing to show anyone around the park, and you are guaranteed to have a great time.
BUT...
You must meet the Trail
FLX4x4 Trail Saftey Requirements..
The following items are the minimum that a member must bring to every trail ride that
he/she attends. These are inspectable items by the ride organizer. If any items are found
missing the member will be asked not to attend.
1) CB Radio
2) First Aid Kit
3) Fire Extinguisher
4) Garbage Bags
5) Front and Rear Tow Points
6) Tow Strap, Minimum 2”, No Hooks
7) Proper Size Spare Tire
8) Proper Size Jack for Vehicle Height
9) Proper Passenger Restraints, Correctly Mounted
10) Properly Mounted Battery, No Bungee Cords
11) All Loose Items Are Securely Tied Down
12) Roll Bar Or Solid Roof
Non Members are always welcome as passengers.
I assume by the fact that your willing to drive 4 hours to the park that your JEEP is in good working condition? LOL
Rausch Creek and any other 4x4 trail for that matter will definitely test your vehicle and point out its weak spots.
Feel free to post up any questions about what to pack for camping and what to bring in your JEEP on the trail.
