Nick, Harry, and their Jeeps have never been off road so we had a brief trail-riding lesson to get them started and soon we were on the trail.  We stuck to the green trails for a while and I found a few opportunities to show off what a lift and larger tires will do.

We came across a section of washed out trail that provided some good test of a vehicles flexibility.  Of course we each need to stop and snap some pictures.

A little more roaming around in the park we found ourselves on a blue rated trail and started to get in some more difficult sections.  I was a bit worried about the stock Jeeps and thier lower ground clearance but the guys and their Jeeps did great.  With a little spotting we made it through with only a few sounds of the underside meeting rock.

We stopped and grabbed a bite to eat on the trail and soon after we headed back to a little play area on the power line.  This area is a series of steep hills and a large mud hole.  I took a shot at the hill with the log but couldn't do it.  It is very eroded and would take something with larger tires and a crazy driver.

Since springtime is quickly approaching the folks at Rausch Creek are getting ready for another season.  Check back in the coming weeks for more off-road adventures here.  Coming up real soon is OK Auto's Rock Krawl event.  Click the link to see more.