Rocks and Valleys PICS
This was my first trip to Rocks and Valleys located in Harrison Mi.
Jeeps: Steelmastiff, Mike's LJ and Wings fan
Covert ops this is the best I could do my camera broke about 2 hours in.
The park is definately worth checking out I'd say we saw about 50-60% of the park, and it was a lot of fun.
Jeeps: Steelmastiff, Mike's LJ and Wings fan
Covert ops this is the best I could do my camera broke about 2 hours in.
The park is definately worth checking out I'd say we saw about 50-60% of the park, and it was a lot of fun.
It was a great day, and a ton of fun! Well worth the $20 entrance fee. Just make sure you have a swb in the mix to blaze the trail...
I wish I would have had batteries for my camera; there were a lot of kodak moments!
Last edited by SteelMastiff; Jun 8, 2009 at 04:41 PM.
Not sure if they have the flags for sale at the entrance, but I would imagine they do; Wingsfan was kind enough to give me the extra flag he had with him, I tried to pay him for it, but he wouldn’t let me.
It is $20 per vehicle with one passenger, and $5 for each additional passenger, 12yrs and under are free.
We spent the whole day there, never ran out of things to do, and there was plenty of trails that we didn’t get to. Well worth the money, and it sure beats driving around for hours in the woods hoping you come across a challenge or two along the way… I found myself high centered several times, but nothing a friendly tug of the strap, or winch that didn’t correct the issue in short order.
There is enough fun stuff to do with a stock rig, and also enough stuff that will cause plenty of carnage if you should chose to that route. Needless to say, we gave our rigs a good test, but we also needed to drive them home at the end of the day. We hit some sketchy stuff a couple of times, and chose to just turn around; we probably could have made it through, but it was getting late, and it was obvious that the straps and winches would’ve needed to assist. But we flexed the snot of the rigs, and all made it home without issue.
It is $20 per vehicle with one passenger, and $5 for each additional passenger, 12yrs and under are free.
We spent the whole day there, never ran out of things to do, and there was plenty of trails that we didn’t get to. Well worth the money, and it sure beats driving around for hours in the woods hoping you come across a challenge or two along the way… I found myself high centered several times, but nothing a friendly tug of the strap, or winch that didn’t correct the issue in short order.
There is enough fun stuff to do with a stock rig, and also enough stuff that will cause plenty of carnage if you should chose to that route. Needless to say, we gave our rigs a good test, but we also needed to drive them home at the end of the day. We hit some sketchy stuff a couple of times, and chose to just turn around; we probably could have made it through, but it was getting late, and it was obvious that the straps and winches would’ve needed to assist. But we flexed the snot of the rigs, and all made it home without issue.
Last edited by SteelMastiff; Jun 8, 2009 at 08:28 PM.



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