101 Course at Rausch Creek on 10/3/20

[The Fixer]

Hey all,
Just registered today for this event - is anyone else from here attending? If so, look for us in my Mojito! Sport 2-door!

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[Dr. RGB]

It's on my radar, I'll post if I end up registering.

 

[The Fixer]

It's on my radar, I'll post if I end up registering.

Sounds good. I know @zyt is already registered, maybe we'll have a few members from the Forum in attendance that day.

 

[oceanblue2019]

The 101 is a good course - lots of fun. Hopefully you get Peter as the instructor as he's terrific.

I'm doing the 201 course on Sunday, the 4th.

 

[The Fixer]

The 101 is a good course - lots of fun. Hopefully you get Peter as the instructor as he's terrific.

I'm doing the 201 course on Sunday, the 4th.

Thanks, we're really looking forward to it! When I was a kid, I had friends that were into lifted trucks and they used to go running around in the Pine Barrens, but I was into cars so I didn't tag along with them. Fast forward 30 years and now I'm ready to go offroading LOL. I was really impressed by what the Wrangler could do when I was at the NYIAS and got to ride in a Rubicon at Camp Jeep; even as a passenger, that few minutes of climbing obstacles was tons of fun.

 

[Jdsmoke]

what are the logistics?

 

[Ohio Hiker]

Too far of a drive for me but I'd love to do a class like that.

 

[The Fixer]

what are the logistics?

From what I understand, it's a full-day course dedicated to the basics of off-roading and safely operating your Jeep on trails. Rausch Creek's website with some of the info is here - https://www.rc4x4.org/programs , and the course is offered through www.offroadconsulting.com .

Hope that helps!

 

[mark203]

That looks really cool. Does anyone know of something similar only about 2700 miles west of there? (Pacific Northwest - Washington / Oregon)?

 

[Dr. RGB]

Thanks, we're really looking forward to it! When I was a kid, I had friends that were into lifted trucks and they used to go running around in the Pine Barrens, but I was into cars so I didn't tag along with them. Fast forward 30 years and now I'm ready to go offroading LOL. I was really impressed by what the Wrangler could do when I was at the NYIAS and got to ride in a Rubicon at Camp Jeep; even as a passenger, that few minutes of climbing obstacles was tons of fun.

I grew up near LBI and would do the same thing in the Pine Barrens. I hope RC is a little more challenging than sugar sand!

 

[The Fixer]

I grew up near LBI and would do the same thing in the Pine Barrens. I hope RC is a little more challenging than sugar sand!

Based on the pics in their gallery, it looks like they have everything from mild trails to rock gardens and mud holes - definitely something for everyone!

 

[TBULL52]

I did a 3 day weekend program with the folks at offroadconsutling.com. It was awesome, I went with my 17 year old daughter and she had a blast too. We spent one day each at Rausch Creek, AOAA and Famous Readings. All three parks are fairly close to each other. We stayed at the same hotel each night and then there was a 20 minute drive to get to each park. The Offroadconsulting rep was really good and by going to 3 different parks we got to see different terrain and views. We stayed on the green trails at all three parks but we were done each day by early afternoon and you were free to explore each park and do other trails if you wanted (obviously you were encouraged to pair up if you were going to head back out) We even did a night ride which was awesome. Oct 3rd might be coming up too soon for me to be able to make it but I'm going to try. I'll post here is I do.

 

[zyt]

Rausch Creek's website with some of the info is here - https://www.rc4x4.org/programs , and the course is offered through www.offroadconsulting.com .

A lot good info on these websites. I am very much looking forward to this. Hope to see @The Fixer and other forum members there this coming Saturday!

 

[Skimdiesel]

any new events scheduled upcoming for this? Am looking forward to seeing what my rubicon can do.

 

[Jdsmoke]

Offroad consulting always has stuff going on. They are great to work with and make it fun

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