Alright first trip back since deployment and boy did that Jeep Club that takes care of all the trails do a number on them!
The park went from being a 2 - 2.5 to being a 3-3.5.
Weather was great and there was a ton of people out there. The group I went with was a stock Jeep Grand Cherokee that the guy paid $600 for and a lifted Subaru Impreza.
The tight trails mixed with the exposed tree roots make it extremely difficult for our vehicles to get through without body damage.
Completed: Tahuya 04/22/2018
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AWCougar - Member
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Sounds like you might have had the most capable vehicle there!
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Sweet, but three of the photos don’t work for me.
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