Returning the Hospitality
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
 |
| Jeeps pose for picture at Rausch Creek |
Tackling the Trails at Rausch Creek Off-road Park
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
 |
| Jeeps on a black trail |
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.
Rausch Creek Off-Road Park Trails 👉 Cemetery Trail
Rausch Creek Off-Road Park By-pass 👉 Cemetery Trail By-pass
 |
| Red Jeep on the rocks |
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.
Rausch Creek Trails 👉 Krawlin For Cops Trail
 |
| Selfie at the Krawlin for Cops Trail |
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.
Rausch Creek Off-Road Park 👉 Trail 13A
Jeep Badge of Honor Trail 👉 Crawler's Ridge
It was such a great trip, and a privilege to wheel with you again.
ReplyDelete