Keystone State Thread

That's the best kind of road!

 

That's the one, about 3 miles each way. Google maps has it without a name, PA game maps calls it Pine Run Road. Either way, its seasonal, so hopefully its more challenging than a flat dirt road, but not so challenging that I have to shoot up a rescue flare on TacomaWorld/Pennsylvania ...

 

If needed just shout out and someone will help you out.

 

The shirt I sent is just fine, it can just be a "muscle" shirt.

 

That won’t work. There’s no muscle.

 

...Well this escalated quickly..

 

Mere mortals

 

They're there they are probably just playing hide-and-go-seek.

 

That's just over the hill from my cabin in Hillsgrove. The roads up there through the game lands got FUCKED by the spring rains, completely washed away in sections, be smart.

 

I suggest taking Route 414 from Morris Southwest into Blackwell. Continue on 414 into the village of Cedar Run. From there take a dirt/gravel road out across Beulah land to a left on post office road, then right onto Huntley then left going down Boone Run. Many side roads off this that you can explore. At the end of Boone Run is a watering hole called Happy Acres. Grab a beer and some lunch. Continue into Waterville and be on your way. Again as @Blackout14 mentioned, archery season is open. In addition, you will see how the natural gas industry has impacted this area. The leaves are still a few weeks away from peaking, although you will see plenty of beauty. Any more questions, I will gladly help.

 

It was, till I sunk up to my frame and had to hike out to get cell service and call for assistance!

 

I live near Hillsgrove. All of the tributaries North of there that flowed into the Loyalsock Creek got destroyed. 10-14 inches of rain in a few hours is gonna mess stuff up.

 

Precisely

 

Hey! I'm looking for cheap 17" wheels if anyone has any stock ones they want to get rid of!!!! Let me know

 

Just mapped that out - looks like a great drive. Is Beulah the only dirt road in there? Any idea if its passable?

 

That's not too uncommon. Usually happens on a hot day when people hang a bunch of stuff from their mirror.

 

Hello PA thread. I'm looking for a shop in Bucks/Montco area for suspension work. I realize most guys on here do their own, but I'm not that guy. Thanks. The goal is a minimal lift 2-3" and a little stiffer more truck like ride. Thinking 5100s and an AAL.