CampMaster
04-01-2006, 04:14 PM
This sounds like a nice place to check out!
Rocky road for rock crawlers (http://www.mailtribune.com/archive/2006/0401/local/stories/05local.htm)
David Ratty again tosses a stick a big black lab has retrieved from a nearby pond, but the teen’s eyes never leave a rock-filled crater.
The South Medford High School student is watching his senior project — a rock crawl course at Hoover Ponds — come alive.
"This is for everyone," says Ratty, 18. "This is for the daily driver guy with a lifted vehicle, rockers and bigger tires. Or for the professionals with their competition buggies."
Rock crawling is a fast-growing recreation in which drivers and their spotters maneuver big-wheeled vehicles over an obstacle course of strategically placed rocks and boulders....
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Brent Bradshaw of Trail Tough in Medford demonstrates rock crawling at a new recreation site under construction at an off-highway vehicle park off Highway 140 near White City.
Rocky road for rock crawlers (http://www.mailtribune.com/archive/2006/0401/local/stories/05local.htm)
David Ratty again tosses a stick a big black lab has retrieved from a nearby pond, but the teen’s eyes never leave a rock-filled crater.
The South Medford High School student is watching his senior project — a rock crawl course at Hoover Ponds — come alive.
"This is for everyone," says Ratty, 18. "This is for the daily driver guy with a lifted vehicle, rockers and bigger tires. Or for the professionals with their competition buggies."
Rock crawling is a fast-growing recreation in which drivers and their spotters maneuver big-wheeled vehicles over an obstacle course of strategically placed rocks and boulders....
http://www.mailtribune.com/archive/2006/0401/local/images/05local.jpg
Brent Bradshaw of Trail Tough in Medford demonstrates rock crawling at a new recreation site under construction at an off-highway vehicle park off Highway 140 near White City.