Saturday 10/31 WOLF SPRINGS OFFROAD PARK in PA

so this was discussed in another thread but thought id start a new one to see if anyone is in.

the park is located in Knoxville PA, i personally have never been but maybe other can chime in.

so there it is, super last minute, super un organized like the rest of my life haha.

(@atpage just made it for shits and gigs)

 

@Checkers10160 @adk_tacoma @mabepossibly @JDUB-Fabrication @gabbo2112 FYI

 

I've never been either, but checking it out will be better than staying at home!

 

I really appreciate the invite man but I'm busy that day sadly. It's also 5 hours away lol

Please keep me in the loop for anything else coming up though!

 

Thanks for the heads up! But we are busy this Saturday.

For those that have been, whats wolf springs like? For future reference.

 

I’m in for Sunday if possible

 

4pm Saturday is the end of their season.

 

Thanks for the invite man appreciate it but I can’t make it’s 5 plus hours from my place and I re-injured a recent rib yesterday and I’m pretty sore. I am on board for some winter wheeling and def next year. Post up some pics sounds like it’s a fun place and not too pricy.

 

I went down there by myself today. May have some pics later. Bottom line, it's a fairly small place, but has decent a mix of things. On the harder end, there are mud holes for monster trucks, and a few rock/log/tire crawling obstacles. I mostly stuck to the wooded trails.

A couple of the trails on the south end were pretty scary for me, probably mostly because I was solo and had never seen them, but I didn't get stuck or break anything important (that I've noticed yet). I took some minor trail damage coming up out of a ditch, just plastic on the rear bumper. I almost got stuck in some deep mud, but thankfully made it out just as they were coming to pull me. There were some hill climbs that were too steep for me, at least on wet leaves. I think that was the first time I saw my inclinometer go red. But coming down was OK.

It only took a few hours to check everything out. So it would be worth a stop if you're nearby, but I wouldn't necessarily suggest a long camping trip just for this one place. I'll be keeping an eye on their calendar for next year since it's not too far from me.

 

Looks like I didn't really get any good action shots. Mostly pics from inside the truck. But here you go.

There were a few rocks in the trails, but more roots for the most part:



This is the mud I got stuck in for a few minutes:



After:



This part was fun:

 

Nice pics man looks pretty similar to Metowee was fun but small. I’m down for future trips thanks for sharing.

 

And here's some of the stuff I didn't try.

I would probably attempt this rock course next time (with a spot):



I didn't really do anything in this area either. There was one long mud pit (left side of picture) that might have been fun:



I was frequently getting out and finding sticks to test water depth. It was completely fine everywhere I went on the trails. Not sure about that one though.

This tire climb looked cool, but I don't think I would have made it. The first bit looked fine, but then it looked like it got much harder:

 

Yeah, gotta go with what works for you any given weekend. Even though this is 2 hours from me, it's still probably the closest spot. So I'll try to get back down there a few times next summer.

 

@atpage do i see you driving 390N with raptor lights in the morning?

 

Not me.

 

i see a white 3rd gen pro every morning going to work. but for the whole group we have to do another meet and ride not so short of notice to Rausch

 

I've seen two blue Pros in Rochester. I know one of the owners. I should probably tell him to get on here.

 

i see some "built up" trucks every once and a while but not many other than stock with the non wheeling/fun owners ha