Washington has rocks too.

[Master Pull]

Well we do, but they are usually in man made formations. Here are a few pictures that I pulled from another forum of my XJ at the Elbe Hills rock garden at the top of the Ranier Vista Trail. I think I was the only rig on 35s to make it through there all day, the guy in front of me was running portals and 44s!

-Alex

 

[Tacoma]

Sweet, "thoseguysrodandcustoms".. Say hi to Justin and Matt if you see 'em.

 

[Greg]

Ballsy!! At least you have good recovery gear, just in case! :greg:

 

[benjy]

Looks like fun! What's the story with the trail, privately owned? It looks like all the rocks were brought in just to make a trail?

 

[XJEEPER]

Well done!

 

[Master Pull]

Sweet, "thoseguysrodandcustoms".. Say hi to Justin and Matt if you see 'em.

I will, do you know them through competitions? Those Guys built my cage, fenders and rockers, and helped me out with the front axle swap as well.

Ballsy!! At least you have good recovery gear, just in case! :greg:

The guy in front of me broke a D60 hub and had to winch out, it required alot of stacking rocks. Dropping in I was being very gentle! haha

Looks like fun! What's the story with the trail, privately owned? It looks like all the rocks were brought in just to make a trail?

The park is mostly on public land that has logging rights sold to companies throughout it so the trails are evolving constantly. That is a man made section of rocks that was put about 2 years ago I think.

-Alex