Returning the Hospitality
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| Jeeps pose for picture at Rausch Creek |
Giving to those who have given to you is such a good feeling. When I can return a favor it makes me happy. I did just that at the end of July. I hosted some Jeepers from Carolina Trails Off Road at Rausch Creek. I had spent two spring at their events in Uwharrie in North Carolina where they showed me their trails.
"It was then I realized the value of these trips, the friendships we make, and how powerful the healing medicine of adventure truly is." Bryan Draper CTOR President
Tackling the Trails at Rausch Creek Off-road Park
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| Jeeps on a black trail |
We spent two days on the blue and black trails, even some red sections. The first trail we hit was Yellow Jacket with a black obstacle, Yellow Jacket Ridge. I decided to by-pass the obstacle. It gave me the chance to relax and be a videographer.
Wheeling Yellow Jacket Ridge 👉 Watch Here
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| Red Jeep on the rocks |
The next trail was Cemetery a black trail with a Red By-pass. I have wheeled this trail previously, so again I got out to walk the trail to get some video. Plus a bonus to work on my spotting skills.
Cemetery Trail at Rausch Creek 👉 Watch Here
Cemetery Red By-pass 👉 Watch Here
The next day we were back at it with some more intense trails. We tried out the new Krawlin' For Cops trail, a blue / black trail. Since I hadn't wheeled this trail yet I got back in the driver's seat. WOW! My favorite trail at Rausch Creek.
Krawling for Cops Trail at Rausch Creek 👉 Watch Here
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| My Jeep on the rocks |
Then we took a jaunt down Trail 13 a purple trail that runs parallel to Rock Creek. I did a little damage to my Jeep. I bent the oil/ transmission skid plate into my exhaust and lost my Vikings tailgate hitch to the rock.
Trail 13A at Rausch Creek Off-Road Park 👉 Watch Here
Jeep Badge of Honor Trail Crawler's Ridge 👉 Watch Here
It was such a great trip, and a privilege to wheel with you again.
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