new extreme B-port trails

Finished up cutting the newest, biggest, and most bad ass trails at the Park yet this weekend...Glassman, Hammerdownjustin, acprokieth, a few other TRC dudes, and myself have been cutting this over two weekends now....Glass was the first to get it, and several others also got it...
bone tired and scratched up...a couple of chainsaws, lopers, and pure horsepower got it done.

These trails are called Snake Farm, leading up to the top (Snake Head), a loose rock ledge for the big boys....all in all, it was well worth it....bring some 40" - 42" or bigger for this one...carnage carnage carnage...body damage is a given
THERE ARE NO BYPASSES

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Nice i will watch from a distance lol

I wanna see more pictures of the trl.

never have figured out the pic posting scheme on here, barely got the one^^^^^ on here...if you wanna send me your e-mail I'll send a few to you

one more to show how deep the hole is and the size of the rocks

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The updated map with new trails:
Snake Farm(Snake Head) and Cougars Crevice



working on getting Snake Farm/Head a 5 level rating, will be the only one in the Park

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Nice i will watch from a distance lol

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Up close for me, but on foot I think.

awsome. I wanna go see all the trils. Didnt know they had a map yet.

They always had a map...but when u are out there it is a bit hard to read.  I have a few ideas for goog challenges but some tree smashing might come into play.

Well I have only run into 2 trails out there that I would consider challenging.This looks as though it will be a formidable trail.

I do find it somewhat humerous that in the legend there is an icon for "speed bump".  It is an offroad park, isn't the whole thing a speed bump?

Cool pics, and thanks for posting the map.  Still haven't been there yet and want to go if I can find some time off.  Don't mean to side-track too much from the "extreme trail" theme of the thread, but how "moderate" are the moderate trails?  Ok when dry and tough when wet?  OK for a mostly stock Tacoma on 32s?

As for the exteme trails, definitely want to watch the big rigs try them!

A synopsis for the new trails...

Cougars is a steep notch that drops off the back side of the quarry wall just past the pavilion. The top section is loose dirt with little or no rock. It is a narrow v-cut draw down into the trees (or up depending on how it's ran). The heavily treed section at the bottom is very narrow with some extreme off-camber situations that wind back and forth and an 8 foot drop off close to the bottom. It follows a natural creek bed and has a nearly impossible mud pit to get through, requires a lotta' horsepower to even consider it with the mud at the bottom...plan on being winched out, it's that tough...but, this trail does not come anywhere close to the difficulty of Snake Farm.

Snake Farm is the mutha' of the Park as of now...the entrances are deceiving and the toughest parts cannot be seen from the trail head . This will be the only 5 diamond trail at the Park as of now.
Just to re-emphasize...unless you are on 40" - 42" and well over 100" wheelbase don't even consider it. It will tear your junk all to hell and back. We had hell getting buggies with plenty of horsepower through this trail when cutting it. There are several obstacles with 5 to 6 foot boulders and extreme off camber situations in here. Rollover is probable if mistakes are made. Every rig (and that's just a few) that have made it have had big carnage. THIS TRAIL IS NOT FOR PRETTY JEEPS....it is fairly long with two entrances and ends with a loose rock ledge at the top (Snake Head), providing you get through it up to there...again, there are NO bypasses on this trail and none will be made or permitted.
If your rig does not fit the criteria necessary to successfully complete this trail then do not attempt it, it will jack your rig up, no doubt. Otherwise, it can be walked should anyone want to see it.
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