Rausch Creek Offroading 11/9/14 Green Trails

[@bugoutstuff5840]

Hey, let me no the next time your group goes to Rausch Creek!!!! We have an awesome group of PA offroader's, who love Rausch Creek and the Coal region to trail ride!!!! No sure what kind of experience you have all had????? It would be a Awesome time!!!

[@EastCoastAntics1]

Hey Raydene. We had a great experience. We actually planned on going back this November 28th. We basically all have rigs that are good for green and blue trails. It would be a great experience to have some company.

[@davidlcb]

Nice driving man. I am planning on going, however with my stock car I am not sure if I will survive the harsh green trails. It doesn't look too bad from the video, do you mind to share with us what trails were driven in this video? I really appreciate it.

[@EastCoastAntics1]

Hey. We did all of the green trails and some of the blue trails. I do not remember all of the names as it was quite sometime since I went . The hardest trail we made it down was PowerLines.

[@socratesxenias5766]

Thinking of taking my 2011 Jeep Liberty KK Renegade to Rausch Creek over the summer, how did it do? What mods were done to it? Mine is just stock with skid plates. Thanks!

[@socratesxenias5766]

Also, how did you rig up that tow strap on the Liberty? Looks good.

[@EastCoastAntics1]

+Seth Xenias Seth. The KK in the video has a 2" lift with 31" good year duratrac tires. It also has all Mopar skid plates, aftermarket Tranny cooler, tow hooks, rocksliders and rear hitch. The gas tank skid plate is custom made out of 3/16" plate. I only needed that on the hard blue/black trails. I had brought plenty of extra parts (front axles, hoses, belts, etc) and luckily didn't need them. If you plan on doing green and light blue trails you should be OK with just a 2" lift, bigger tires, skid plates and rocksliders. I highly recommend rocksliders or you could really damage the car. I've been to Rausch Creek since this video a few times and took the car through the some really hard blues and the power lines trail.

[@EastCoastAntics1]

+Seth Xenias I have a d-ring receiver for the hitch. Just clipped the tow strap on the d-ring and threw it in the rear window glass just in case i was in deep water or mud and couldn't get out of the car.

[@socratesxenias5766]

+Michael Reinhart Thanks for the quick responses and some good suggestions. I'm new to the Jeep world but I definitely want to take it off the pavement soon.

[@EastCoastAntics1]

Seth Xenias it's a ton of fun and a great day. Go with a good group and you'll have a great time.

[@crisp_dude6073]

next year in getting a jeep wrangler can I come?

[@crisp_dude6073]

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