Here are some pictures, with descriptions from my trip to Paragon Adventure Park in the summer of 2001.
Author: Nate
Powerline Trail, and Broad Mountain, 6/7/2001
The power line trail is a rather rocky trail that was created to allow service access to the powerlines running up this mountain. Theyve become eroded to the point where they are pretty difficult to navigate, and i think the powerline guys just walk up to where they have to service anymore. It’s a lot of fun for those of us who like to wheel though. For the powerline trail i was accompanied by Adam (Rave) and his 97 TJ. Later on, when we went up to the Broad Mountain, we were joined by Chuck, and his little red 92 YJ.
Mount Pisgah
This is a not quite complete topo map of some of the trails on Mount Pisgah. I will add more as I do some more exploring up there.
This mountain was once heavily mined for coal, so there are a number of access roads up there, which were once used for large machinery, so they make travel about the mountain rather easy. I havent come across very many challenging trails up here, but there are some SPECTACTULAR VIEWS!
Paragon Adventure Park
Paragon adventure park is an Off-Road part in Hazleton, PA. You can visit their website for information at http://www.paragonap.com. Ive personally been to this park twice. It’s a lot of fun! Theyve got trails for just about any skill level, and some pretty darned experienced guides!
Here are a few pictures:
Me hitting some rocks on “Chicken Run”
A picture of our skilled guide.
I dunno about this one..
Powerline Trail, and the Ox Bow.
This picture was taken from the top of the Powerline Access Trail. This mountain/river formation is commonly referred to as “The Ox-Bow”. Mainly because it […]
The Broad Mountain
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1992 YJ, NV3550 Swap
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3/4 Elliptical (buggy spring) rear, YJ
On Thursday, May 15th 2003, I had the day off, and I was planning on spending the day working out my overhead console, after installing […]
TJ Flares on a YJ
Note: I did this on two different days, for a few weeks i actually had only the front flares installed, you may notice a gap in the write-up for the front, and rear flares. I did the front first, and the rear later.
–Front flares
Superlift 3.5″ lift install.
Take a good look, its all about to change!
| Well, here we go. I bought this YJ on 4/21/2001 from a guy who probably never had it in 4wd. It’s suspension has been complaining ever since I broke it loose on some simple ruts. Nothing major, just enough to make the old rubber bushings complain every time I |