Bill's 491 Labor day ride pics

[Jonesy]

I know everyone loves pictures so here are a few and more can be found on my facebook. If you are friends with anyone in the pics feel free to tag them.

http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?s...0900956&type=1







There was still a little bit of mud to be found.

[Jonesy]

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[biggin69]

Looks like a good time.

[twiztedzuki]

looks like nice trip! thanks for pics

[Coppertop]

Love wheeling that creek.


Nick

[Drivermod]

Thanks for sharing. We had a great time.

[Jonesy]

Thanks for sharing. We had a great time.

Were you the guy that hopped in the rhino with me? If so it was good meeting you all.

[Drivermod]

Were you the guy that hopped in the rhino with me? If so it was good meeting you all.

Ahh, that was you? Thanks for the ride.

[sarge]

Was that a shot of the "Silenser" in the creek about 4 pics ^? Love that low rider chopped look !!

[jwend]

Was that a shot of the "Silenser" in the creek about 4 pics ^? Love that low rider chopped look !!

the silenser is 5 pics up its the red one, the one four up is spegals ride.. they are very close to the same.. the are wicked lil buggys man

[humpy]

I didn't realize this place was cool for a built rig... Everybody always said it was for stock jeeps with all terrain tires... Does it have enough cool stuff to justify an hour haul?

[jwend]

I didn't realize this place was cool for a built rig... Everybody always said it was for stock jeeps with all terrain tires... Does it have enough cool stuff to justify an hour haul?

EHHH,, its 20 mins from my house and in Spegals back yard... Anywhere is worth on e trip to see if you like it.. its just local wheeling.. good creek banks and a few ok creek crawls.. get your junk together I will go with ya

[humpy]

Im workin in it lol hell yea I'll check it out once

[underpowered]

I didn't realize this place was cool for a built rig... Everybody always said it was for stock jeeps with all terrain tires... Does it have enough cool stuff to justify an hour haul?

as the owner and his sons rigs have progressed, so has the park. when it first opened as bills a few years back Bill was wheeling a stockish Nissan hardbody and John, his son, had just your average Yota. Since, they are both now in buggies on tons, so the park has progressed to keep up with them.

It still does not have a ton of difficult stuff, but there is alot more difficult trails there now than there was just a few years ago.

[humpy]

How many acres is it?