NOVA T4R to Rausch Creek

Border411

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Ok guys---here is a new thread. It looks like a yearly membership (starting when we first sign up) is $10 per year. Then, to access the park for a day is $25 for truck/driver + $5 for each other person over 16years of age (These passengers also must become members for a year for $10).

That brings us up to $50 TOTAL!

The guided trail ride is $30 per vehicle + all of the above ($50).
The next set of guided tours are:
Sunday, May 8, 2005 = Green, Blue
Sunday, June 12, 2005 = Green, Blue
Sunday, July 10, 2005 = Green, Blue

Level A - GREEN: This group is for stock vehicles with drivers having little or no off-road experience. You should have at least one towhook and a full-size spare. A CB radio will be helpful.
Level B - BLUE: Modified vehicles with mild lifts, 30" plus tire size, skid plates, front and rear towpoints.

TIME: The office is open for sign-in beginning at 8:00 a.m. Driver meeting at 10.00 a.m. and you will hit the trails upon completion of driver meeting. Ride will wrap up around 5 p.m

THESE RIDES ARE LIMITED TO PRE-REGISTERED VEHICLES ONLY. If you wish to participate, please register your vehicle by filling out this e-mail form and submit it at least ONE WEEK prior to the ride you have selected. Please choose either the Green or the Blue group, not both. It is not necessary for passengers to sign-up. You will receive confirmation by e-mail within a day or two. For last minute inquiries about whether any ride is full, call Lynn at 570-640-0194.


Who wants in? I say JUNE 12th so that we can plan this far in advance to keep our calenders clear for that weekend. $70 for a sick all day adventure, where we will not only get nice and messy but also be taught some good offroading techniques.

I am in---anyone else?
 
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Cool---now to get like at least 3 more of us and we could have the whole day to just ourselves! I think that is money VERY well spent, as we could go back again afterwards without the guide once we know our way around and how to get out of "tricky" situations.
 
NoSpeedLmt said:
We'll see if my schedule will allow, but I am definitely interested. Never had my 4R off of the pavement.

Trust me...it needs to go offroad! The 4rn'r begs to be driven offroad, and trust me it can handle it!
 
I tried driving on this dirt road that goes through a creek, the only one that I know of in the area, it's been a few years since I've been there, and they closed it. Didn't want to get in trouble with the Park Police again so I obeyed the sign. :(
 

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