Thanksgiving Ride
Thanksgiving Ride Trail Report
The weather turned out great, especially considering it started off in the 20s. It was a bit breezy while we were on Clifton, but overall, the conditions were fantastic thanks to the sunny skies.
At the meeting spot, we talked and decided to tackle some northern sections of the DBBB. Our route included Forest Road 1085, Brushy Fork, Clifton, and Pumpkin Hollow to wrap up the day. It worked out perfectly, and the trails couldn’t have been better. The water crossings on Brushy Fork had a few deeper spots, but nothing unmanageable. That said, after a heavy rain, this trail might be a little too deep to cross safely. Clifton and Pumpkin Hollow had some slick areas, but nothing too tricky.
The ride was a blast, thanks to an awesome group of people. I’m already looking forward to a winter ride!
Pistol Creek
Pistol Creek Trail Report
We had a great turnout on Saturday with 18 Broncos and one Jeep. The weather was perfect, and as always, the group was fantastic a great bunch of people. There were a few tree limbs still blocking parts of the trail, but nothing major. The trail itself is a little technical with being tight with some 90 degree turns but wasn’t too challenging, with the exception of one mud hole toward the end that could be tricky. It has a slippery section that might pull you into the deeper part, followed by a somewhat steep ledge to climb. Thank you to everyone that came we had a blast.
Labor DAy
Our Bronco Labor Day Weekend event at Red River Gorge is a exciting gathering for Ford Bronco enthusiasts. This event offers participants the opportunity to test the capabilities of their Broncos on challenging offroad trails, rocky terrain, and rugged landscapes in the beatiful setting of Red River Gorge in Kentucky. Attendees can enjoy guided trail rides, off road challenges, dynamic driving tips and social activities with fellow Bronco enthusiasts. This is the perfect opportunity for Bronco owners to come together, share their passion for the adventure, and experience the thrill of off roading in one of the most picturesque natural settings in the region.
Independence Ride
Independence Ride trail report
Weather was great, trails were great and the people were awesome. We had a few little challenging areas because it was still pretty wet deep in the woods where the tree canopy is thick blocking out the sun. We ran Fixer, Sinking Creek, New Virginia and Hidden lake. The climb up to New Virginia was really sick there’s a rock ledge on the passenger side that can really spin you sideways if you hit it just the slightest bit wrong but everyone pretty
much made it just fine. The 2 dr bronco just needed a tiny pull. It was better that then keep shock loading the drivetrain. Wasn’t a big deal your not wheeling unless you gotta pull line every now and then. Overall I had a great time I hope everyone else did too it was fun wheeling with everyone.
Stay tuned in for our Wolfbox Labor Day weekend ride coming up in a few months. More details will be out towards end of this month. We will probably be having two classes to sign up for. Beginner or intermediate, which will determine the skill level or vehicle level of trails you will be taking that day.
Memorial Day Ride
We will start it off at one of the most iconic offroad locations in the Red River Gorge, "Stump Cave". From Stump Cave we will head back north and hit Spaas Creek. If time is in our favor which I’m pretty sure it will be. We will go run another scenic trail, Clifton Rd. It’s not too far from Spaas.