Trails in pa
- Thread starter kylltz
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I've never been to Rausch Creek, but keep meaning to.
Rausch Creek Off Road Park
Also, I believe ORV = offroad recreational vehicle
Rausch Creek Off Road Park
Also, I believe ORV = offroad recreational vehicle
xt master
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Rausch Creek Off Road Park
Membership Rausch Creek Off Road Park is a membership-based facility. There are no pre-requisites or waiting lists. All drivers and passengers must sign a membership application & liability waiver. Drivers and passengers age 16 and up are required to become members of the park which costs $15 per year and is good for one year from the date you join. Membership cards are given out when you join.
Children age 15 and younger are free, however, we require a parental waiver. All members under the age of 18 also require a parental waiver.
The daily entrance fee is $35.00 for the vehicle and driver. Passengers age 16 and up are $7.00 each (When a passenger joins the park, the $7.00 fee is waived that day). We offer free primitive camping for our members.
To speed up your registration and sign-in, please download the documents, fill them out, and bring them with you when you visit our facility. You'll get to go wheeln' sooner! The form requires the following info from BOTH DRIVERS AND PASSENGERS: Name, address, phone number, emergency contact info, driver's license number, vehicle description and license plate. Also, initial (do not check) the four individual waiver paragraphs. We need this information from passengers too.
Membership Rausch Creek Off Road Park is a membership-based facility. There are no pre-requisites or waiting lists. All drivers and passengers must sign a membership application & liability waiver. Drivers and passengers age 16 and up are required to become members of the park which costs $15 per year and is good for one year from the date you join. Membership cards are given out when you join.
Children age 15 and younger are free, however, we require a parental waiver. All members under the age of 18 also require a parental waiver.
The daily entrance fee is $35.00 for the vehicle and driver. Passengers age 16 and up are $7.00 each (When a passenger joins the park, the $7.00 fee is waived that day). We offer free primitive camping for our members.
To speed up your registration and sign-in, please download the documents, fill them out, and bring them with you when you visit our facility. You'll get to go wheeln' sooner! The form requires the following info from BOTH DRIVERS AND PASSENGERS: Name, address, phone number, emergency contact info, driver's license number, vehicle description and license plate. Also, initial (do not check) the four individual waiver paragraphs. We need this information from passengers too.
xt master
New member
You dont need to be in an organization to go or even have a second vehicle,but is recommended.Last time I went i visited keystone off road website and spoke to some people on there forum who was going and just met them there.Other than that all I know is private land,not all legal to ride on,but what the state dont know wont hurt them.There may be some places in the NY or NJ area,but I dont know them.
from their webiste:
So just find one other Jeep to go with.
On a similar note, you really should hook up with a local Jeep club. It makes the whole experience better, plus it's alot nicer to have someone there when you get stuck.
dude33
New member
I from Coalport Pa in Clearfield county I do not recommend just going out their and just going wheeling but if you can hook up with some one in that area it a great place Reading ridge boys are a great group and they are always up for a trail ride their are no trail open during hunting season I'm setting up a 4x4 camp and well be ready for week end renters in april the camp is in a gated area and their are miles off road trails the trailer is nice and has everything you have at home including a swiming pool its on one of the man made lakes known for its bass fishing I rent it to quad riders as well ..
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