Hey guys. I have a stock 2000 TJ, and yesterday I took it to Peters Mill Run out in Edinburg, VA to camp and trail through today. Since it's stock I was a little worried but it did great and I'm definitely going to be adding a lift kit and better tires soon. First real jeep trail; I've only gone on construction properties with a ton of mud and friends property with a lot of land to go crazy in. I'll hopefully have some videos up using a GoPro we duct taped to the hood, but for now here's some pics and a quick snippet of some frozen over mud puddles we went crazy in.
pretty easy trail but towards the end it gets rocky and steep (and of course the camera ran out of memory then haha, you'll just have to take my word for it)... ill upload the video as soon as i can
Did this trail on Jan 2nd. Was a little disappointed about how easy and short it was; but still a good time. It's certainly worthwhile if you are driving through the area and have not done it yet but I wouldn't drive more than an hour to check it out. It's takes about 1.5 hours if you take your time.
Did this trail on Jan 2nd. Was a little disappointed about how easy and short it was; but still a good time. It's certainly worthwhile if you are driving through the area and have not done it yet but I wouldn't drive more than an hour to check it out. It's takes about 1.5 hours if you take your time.
Yes, you need to get a permit $5 per driver. Think I found list of vendors on a site somewhere. Check on George Washington National Forest web site. There's camping in GWNF, too.
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