How about "Chutes and Ladders". It's a free fall with the jeep on a trail up in Bethel, Maine. You go for about 30 feet and can still stop, although not easily, then you drop over the edge and free fall for about 40 feet, no joke, we have pictures with no tires on the ground (inches off, not feet), then the last 40 feet is trying to stop before taking a corner at the bottom of the trail. Scared some people so much they tried to have the club ban the trail for running, but it didn't fly. Others just winched down. I talked to one of the people that made the trail, he headed over at about 5 mph in his jeep. When asked if he was scared, he said no, the scary thing was taking the excavator down it to make it the trail. There is absolutely NO going back up it without winching.
We also have the "Midnight Mud Hole". Go ahead, ask how it got it's name...
Then there's the "Whales Back". It looks simple enough, like a whales back (isn't that ironic) but the configuration of the rocks makes for a hard climb, Lots-O-Damage with no brains and a heavy foot.
We also have the "Figure 8", "Bumpus Mine", "Rocking Chair", "Ice Caves", "Irish Neighborhood", "Jeep Break Hill", and quite a few others. The Nature Conservancy took the "Gold Mine" away from us. I'll never forget that trail, it was awesome, first damage to the TJ on that trail...aah, the memories.
Our club has access to all these trails, and most are on private land, so any time we feel like building a new one, we grab the saws and some jeeps. They can get pretty crazy at times.
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