I agree, 1st gen ok, 2nd no.


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So i was making sure I have everything for Saturday, and if I am reading their registration rules correctly, the passenger (age 16 & up) must also pay ($15.00) to be a member plus pay the $7.00 entrance fee? Sounds expensive...

http://www.rauschcreekoffroadpark.org/sis/faqs.php

It also says if the passenger applies for membership that day that the passenger fee for that day is waived. I believe that's what I read.

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It gets even more expensive if u brake something but if u dont brake any thing u doing something wrong u also have to remember BRAKE FIX REPEAT......good luck my freind

Unfortunately there really isn't any "open land" to wheel. It's all owned by someone or some company. Rausch pays rent, insurance, employees and maintains the trails. We pay to play.


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I’m planning to leave Brooklyn at 1100 on Friday, April 4th 2014.
That should put me at Porters Pub - 700 Northampton St, Easton, PA at 1245-1300 for lunch.
Leaving after lunch
That should put me at TwinGrove campground in Tremont, PA, distance - 75miles, ~1.5hrs around 1430-1500 unless I decide to stop off at Cabela’s in Hamburg, PA in which case figure around 1530-1600.
Map; Porter’s to Cabela’s to TwinGrove
Any of you are welcome to meet me at any of these spots and caravan to Twin Grove.
Planning to get dinner at O'Neal's around 1800-1900 and then chill back at TwinGrove with the Russians after.
On Saturday, March 5th 2014 I plan to be in the parking lot at Rausch by 0800, bouncing down trail “13” by 1000!

I'll be with you in spirit. Have fun and be safe out there.

Well if you both think so, and considering I don't even have 8000mi on the truck yet, drop me down to the green groups. Ill tailgun if you need me to.

Don't worry. The greens are still fun. Trail 14, 21, 11, 1a/1b all have some blueish options and they are all on my list for the day. I might head down to the quarry too. I am sure Dave has some good trials in mind as well.

Maybe you have some other off road experience but I wouldn't be in too much of a rush to get on blues. I should have progressed to leading greens before moving to blues. My truck would have more of its body panels straight if I did... Now that I have bit more wheel time, the truck has better chance of coming out in one piece. It is your truck so do as you wish but the green trails have some hard lines and good solid trails. Any day in the woods is a good day in my book.

Whatcha stopping at Cabelas for? The scenic store or something else?

When you're right, you're right! Green group here I come.

Might stop at Cabela's, might not. Fun place to hang out.


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Gotcha, thought you were going for the gun selection.

I have been there before and have seen it...impressive.


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Well if your into Guns, then there is a place in Easton that you can visit called "The Heritage Guild", they also have a massive selection.