Rocky Flats Trail Northern Ga.
Got to take my Jeep GC out for the first time and wanted to share. Beasley was closed so we went to this place I found at www.fs.fed.us/conf/rec/ohv/index.htm It is on Forest Service Road 630. After having to stop 2 times because the directions I had from another site said to turn on Grassy Street. Well the sign for Grassy street was missing. Then the directions said parking was limited, an understatement!! My son-in-law was pulling a trailer with 4 ATVs. Well, after some time we finally got going. We followed the service road for a few yards and found another trail so we went down that one. We come to a small horseshoe shaped hill, that obviously had been ridden on. So I decide to try it first. 2 tries no go so 4-lo. Gte to the top of the u and stop, not too bad. Now to get down. I start out and the Jeep seems like its going to lay down on the left side,  so I turn the wheel and give it some gas. The Jeep bounces around, gets back on all fours and I end up back at the bottom. Some scratches and cracks to the left side of the rear bumper, although as it was happening it sounded like the whole left side was getting crunched. We rode for about 1 1/2 hrs., since we got a late start and it was cold for the ATV riders. They are going to Durhamtown next, only for ATVs, but we are going to check out the Rock Creek, for ATVs, bikes and Tatum Lead, for ATVs an4X4s, trails. If anybody has been to these trails any advice or info? Thanks. 
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2004 GC Spec. Edit. V8 4x4 Quadra-Trac II. Bright Silver Metallic Clear Coat, 4" lift, RE shocks, adj. JKS CAs all around, 265/75/16, 10 ply., Maxxis Bighorns, ProtoFab winch bumper, Vortex 10,000 lb. winch, dual OME steering stabilizer, Rockyroad rockrails, skids, JKS Discos. Addco front & rear sway bar, & Aussie locker. Next year? : Rear bumper with tire carrier.
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12-21-2005, 02:52 PM
Post up some pics
