Off-Roading in PA
Hi all,
First off, if this post doesn't belong here it can be removed.
I am a fairly newbie Jeep owner and I am going on a vacation with some friends to Arrowhead Lake in PA this weekend. I wasn't able to bring my friend for a group at Rausch, so I wanted to see if there were any other trails in the NE PA region that are basically a "drive-on/drive-off" type of deal.
I'm trying to find information online but I seem to only be finding ATV trails and not any that are suited to Jeeps.
I don't have a super crazy build (I have a 2.5" lift and 35s with everything else stock) so I would be more geared toward lower end stuff and nothing crazy. I know my questioning is a little vague but basically I want to hit a local trail in PA that doesn't require a reservation/group/guide.
Thanks,
Eric
First off, if this post doesn't belong here it can be removed.
I am a fairly newbie Jeep owner and I am going on a vacation with some friends to Arrowhead Lake in PA this weekend. I wasn't able to bring my friend for a group at Rausch, so I wanted to see if there were any other trails in the NE PA region that are basically a "drive-on/drive-off" type of deal.
I'm trying to find information online but I seem to only be finding ATV trails and not any that are suited to Jeeps.
I don't have a super crazy build (I have a 2.5" lift and 35s with everything else stock) so I would be more geared toward lower end stuff and nothing crazy. I know my questioning is a little vague but basically I want to hit a local trail in PA that doesn't require a reservation/group/guide.
Thanks,
Eric
You can jump on the Rausch Creek forum and they've frequently got folks looking for others to ride with. I think there's anthracite off-road area up that way too. I hadn't had the chance to go there but Rausch was a nice ride years ago, even on an entry level build of 2" and 33's.
You can jump on the Rausch Creek forum and they've frequently got folks looking for others to ride with. I think there's anthracite off-road area up that way too. I hadn't had the chance to go there but Rausch was a nice ride years ago, even on an entry level build of 2" and 33's.
I'm from Long Island so I might be severely overestimating how much off roading there is to do in a state like PA. Out here on the island there is nothing to do lol
I recall on another forum (at the start of the China Virus lockdown) that there are trails in the NJ Pine lands. They were flat some mud, water holes, tree -bush lined. This Jeeper got on around Bridgeport Pa but the map went all the way up to Fort Dix. Good Googling - there is an annual mud run thru the Pine Forest; I just don't recall the club or dates (sorry I cannot be or more help).







