DRAGOONRANCH
10-04-2008, 01:07 AM
From the 2008 Summer News Letter:
Located about one and a half hours west of the DFW area the new Rock Creek off-roading Park is an ideally placed local attraction, that has the real potential to be great. There website boasts “Rock Creek has 300 acres that provides easy, intermediate, and hard trails for drivers of different experience levels. Rocks, bowls, hills, and the rock creek itself offer numerous enjoyable paths” as well as “numerous locations to camp on site. There is easy access to the camping grounds along a beautiful pond.” Trails reviews have been mixed with pros of the park including a multitude of trails to chose from and a lot of time spent off camber. However, the cons seem to revolve around the park being in its infancy and organization being limited while trail prices high. All in all, rock creek may be a potential event for TAMOR in the future and with the ever diminishing availability of off-roading friendly land Rock Creek is a welcome addition to the Texas wheeling community. For more information on rates as well as directions and pictures visit http://rockcreekoffroad.com/( EDIT: link no worky right now...)
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12th Man on the Rocks
“Rock Creek has 300 acres that provides easy, intermediate, and hard trails or drivers of different experience levels. . . “
Located about one and a half hours west of the DFW area the new Rock Creek off-roading Park is an ideally placed local attraction, that has the real potential to be great. There website boasts “Rock Creek has 300 acres that provides easy, intermediate, and hard trails for drivers of different experience levels. Rocks, bowls, hills, and the rock creek itself offer numerous enjoyable paths” as well as “numerous locations to camp on site. There is easy access to the camping grounds along a beautiful pond.” Trails reviews have been mixed with pros of the park including a multitude of trails to chose from and a lot of time spent off camber. However, the cons seem to revolve around the park being in its infancy and organization being limited while trail prices high. All in all, rock creek may be a potential event for TAMOR in the future and with the ever diminishing availability of off-roading friendly land Rock Creek is a welcome addition to the Texas wheeling community. For more information on rates as well as directions and pictures visit http://rockcreekoffroad.com/( EDIT: link no worky right now...)
MYSPACE page (http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=362088172)
12th Man on the Rocks
“Rock Creek has 300 acres that provides easy, intermediate, and hard trails or drivers of different experience levels. . . “