awesome pics!!! i can't wait to get back up there. i'm literally 45mins from there right now... I wanna go wheelin SOOOOOOO bad..


-chad-

 

Thanks.

Mud wasn't too bad up there except for this hole. The first hint that something was different were the trees someone had cut down and tossed into the middle of the thing. When we went to pull the trees out, we measured about three feet, and decided we didn't need to plunge into that, especially as it was only late morning and we were just beginning to wheel in some of the fun sections (there would be plenty of time for winches later).


Going up.

 

Looks like an awesome park.

 

Awesome picts!

Seems so weird to have mud this time of year. out west mud this time of year is very rare.

 

On a little access bridge to one of the trails (that's Kudzu growing all over everything). Park permits can be seen in the upper corners of our front windshields.


Gravel access road up on top quickly changes at the start of T39.


Nice fender chop.

 

Great pics! Thanks for sharing them with us.

 

No winching for this guy.


Gravel access road.


Snack Shack parking lot - in the background is a little church where I heard a Bluegrass gospel band practicing for a concert they were having that evening. Sounded pretty good, and I don't especially enjoy Bluegrass.

 

Thanks for the pics, hopefully I can make it down there sometime!

 

i've heard this place is great, those rocks looked great

i'd like to try and head down that way this fall.

 

Looks like we're headed back to Windrock if any one is interested. See ---> https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/south-49/coal-creek-ohv-oct-22-25-a-102524/

Piling up, and I was in the back of the bus. Not all these guys were with us, and people/vehicles became sparse once we got back deep into some of the trails.


Muddy trail - it had only rained lightly the day or so before, so mud wasn't nearly as bad as it could have been.


Enjoying a break.