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Trail Maps

Paladine71

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Thought that I would start a thread to post up trail maps for future reference... if anyone has better versions, or other parks, please post them up.

The Cliffs Insane Terrain, Marseilles, Illinois:
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Hunner

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This is my backyard, well sort of, 30 minutes away here in Arkansas. SUPERLIFT
It's also my EXtreme Proving Grounds for all my Hunner Mods. If it survives here it should be ok on my travels. So far that has proven to be the outcome.
These are the handout maps but customized by me and a friend with a Cherokee that like the same levels of trails. We guide a lot so we set up our own color code and rating. Most are the level 3 trails by the park ratings.
We both like to take new people and work them up to noon on easier trails. Afternoons we advise they should expect some damage without adequate skid protection and rock rails of some type. We like small groups of about 5 to 7 so we can keep moving but take time to spot and help.
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The terrain is rugged at the park. Lots of elevation changes.
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Hummer Happening in 07 I guided and I set up this shot on the radio but as usual my H3 is not in the shot!:roll:
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The dealership sent 2 H3's an H2 and a used H1 they wanted to sell but did not take on the trails. I drooled over that and got to test drive it on the trails to the trails.
I got to know the sales manager who sold me both my H3's, the service manager, parts manager and two techs. In all we did three of these before GM shut it down or did not require it.
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LagunaH1

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Great idea!!! I'll see about recording and posting GPS tracks when I am out playing in the dirt
 
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