Rausch Creek

[Jaxmax]

Rausch creek is good, you can pick easy trails and a couple like Trail #11 are Jeep Badge of Honor trails, you get the app , sign in at start of trail and check out at end, Jeep will sent you a BOH to display on your truck, girlfriend, mailbox or whatever.
Nothing is cheap might be around $165 for a pass then there is a daily fee and for passengers too. AQAA is another place nearby north of Hamburg. Check out the MidAtlantic group section, they get rides together it's the best way to go, and pick your trail and go easy in a stock glady and you will be fine.....Jack

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[96corolla]

Awesome!!! Thanks for info!

 

[Rusty PW]

You need 2 vehicles to go. They won't let singles in. Have to buy a membership for $60. It's go until end of the year. Then pay for a daily entrance fee of $70 for the vehicle and driver. Each passenger is $25 daily plus the $60 membership fee.

https://www.rc4x4.org/

Facebook link for Rausch Creek.

https://www.facebook.com/p/Rausch-Creek-Off-Road-Park-100057763655466/

Trail #11 is a green trail. It will give you a good taste in some places. Blue trails can be done in a stock JT Rubi, but it requires more skill.

 

[96corolla]

Thanks so much for the info! We'll probably check it out in the fall, or hit the one near Hamburg first since that's a little closer. Thanks!

 

[Rusty PW]

Will be at Rausch Creek this coming Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. We are staying at Twin Grove campground from Thursday to Monday. AOAA is a maybe also.

 

[Rusty PW]

Made it to Rausch Creek.

 

[Rusty PW]

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[TheOpa]

Made it to Rausch Creek.

I don’t think I have seen so many full size trucks going through there. Where they towing trailers for side by sides or actually taking them through the trails?

 

[Rusty PW]

I don’t think I have seen so many full size trucks going through there. Where they towing trailers for side by sides or actually taking them through the trails?

We do about 80% of the trails there. Get a lot of strange looks. More than once, have a Jeeper ask "how we got back here".

 

[Tim]

Sorry to necro this thread....

Heading to Rausch Creek tomorrow. Is Crawl Daddy doable on a JTR with a 2.5" lift and 37s? I have iron diff covers but only factory skids.

 

[Rusty PW]

It's doable. You might have to take a bypass or two depending on your skill. I did it.

 

[Jaxmax]

Sorry to necro this thread....

Heading to Rausch Creek tomorrow. Is Crawl Daddy doable on a JTR with a 2.5" lift and 37s? I have iron diff covers but only factory skids.

I did it with my stock height Mojave on 33 “ tires , went with AmishMike , (a great spotter, rock stacker and friend) the picture that looks like I am high centered I did get through on my own , the other photo is from my first time on trail eleven maybe 75 yards of back and forth articulation, I had my tires off the ground several times, lifted 37” tires you will be ok….Jack

 

[Rusty PW]

I know that first picture spot.

 

[Tim]

Thanks guys. My brother was up from Georgia in his brand new Goldilocks Wrangler Rubicon X with a 2.5 lift on 35s. There was a big group ride in front of us, nearly all built rock buggies, so we watched them play for a bit and then we picked our way up. My Gladiator performed awesome. I‘m not one for excessive skinny pedal so there was no damage whatsoever, although I’m sure the factory skids did their job a time or two. We did pull winch cable twice to get the Wrangler through, but it was still a good experience.

Of course, we also hit Crawler Ridge and Trail 11.

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