Now those trails dont look very stock friendly.
They look like A LOT of fun though.
Maybe an intermediate group next year, or next outing.

These pics are not showing up for me at all?? anyone else showing a putfile.com error message?

I get the same error. Thanks, I thought I was the only one.

Right click on them, properties..
Then highlight the link, and copy/paste it into your browser.
It works fine then.
Trails look awesome.

It doesnt allow linking to the pictures though.

Easy enough, but still a no-go for me though.

Had a great time guys!

Always wished we were able to cover more trail but the weather was great and the bugs were no where to be seen, so it didn't end up being too bad!

Hope who ever won things had a great time!

I had a great time. Thanks to everyone for making it out for the run, Scott for hosting us and Jeff for all the sweet prizes.

Already looking forward to next year!

That would have been me .. enjoy .. it's a micro brew from harrisburg, you can get it down here at the local beer distibtiors but not sure where else.

Chris, thanks, man. Next time I head to PA I will have to pick up a case!

Here is a link to there site

http://www.troegs.com/

shows the error message in a new window.

Erik, Clear your cache first then try. That worked for me

Thanks man, that did the trick!

Don't know why they are doing that now, they were not when I posted them.

Putzfile sucks.

Well, as best I can tell it, The Dennis Story:

Dennis, the guy that knows those trails like the back of his hand?hell, he lives there, and I have wheeled with him many times, yes, he is crazy, agreed last year to trail lead for the first B2S run.

Micah and I pre-ran the trails with him a few weeks before and Micah tried to map the trails on his GPS, but as you know, Dennis does not slow down. Going like hell, we ran a lot of trails. There are literally hundreds of trails, and I have been in there ten or more times, but Dennis never wants to take the same trail twice; so I really don?t know where they all are.

We meet at the gas station and I tell Dennis take it slow, some of these guys are new. ?Yeah, man, I?ll take it slow, I know what I am doing.? We caravan to the trails and Dennis hits the first trail. No stopping to air down, lock hubs, get ready, just balls on wheels goes into the trail. On top of that, he invites a few friends. One with a two-wheel-drive Dodge pickup truck. I?m in the rear, riding cleanup and the whole thing stops?forever. The Dodge is stuck, no surprise. Without me knowing it Dennis goes on ahead, with some of our members leaving us to tow the truck out. After some time, Jim (JumboJim) pulls the truck back up the trail. Half our group has followed Dennis, and the rest are back assisting his friend.

That was the last we saw of Dennis.

Finally, we all meet at the rock quarry and I am trying to reach Dennis on my cell phone. We sit there for two hours waiting for him to come back. Finally, Matt and Deana, in a red Jeep say they know the trails from snowmobiling save the day and take us on the trails. We end up going on some great trails.

Dennis had taken the guy in the Dodge; let him borrow his POS Jeep Wrangler to get on the trails. On the way to meet us, they roll the Jeep on the road (because Dennis always drives like a bat out of hell) and we never saw him again.

That was the last time I spoke to Dennis until the day before B2S II. Micah and I had planned to pre run, but never found the time. I called Dennis the night before, asked him to help out, and he graciously agreed. He?s a great guy, just crazy as hell. At the last minute, with me ignoring him for a year, he agrees to help, even though he already had plans. Dennis and the guys in the other Ruby could have covered a lot more ground without us but they stuck with us and helped out.

For next year, I will know the trails. I will be going out there next weekend and at least five more times before next year?s B2S run. Like I said, there are hundreds of trails out there?from mild to wild and it?s not an offroad park, but true offroading. I?ve been on trails that could roll my rig, trails that cannot be done without lockers, and some very scenic mild trails that are the most beautiful place there is.

Dennis is not a bad guy, just a little (OK, a lot) crazy. Next year, he is welcome to come along, as long as he is not leading.

Well said.
I dont think he is a bad guy, just irresponsible, doesnt tread lightly and will floor it and tear shit up at any chance he gets.

With that being said, I'm glad that he was there to help us out, but we could have done without the drama and lack of responsible wheeling.

Wheeling like that, is what causes awesome trails like these to get shut down.

I dont believe it ruined anyone's trip, just made it more interesting and entertaining. LOL