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What's the coordinates to this location.

Great video. Looking forward to seeing you get your Jeep back.

Those mountains at the beginning are stunning!

Do you guys have any advice for finding these roads/trails ive been watching your videos for a little now and I would love to go on some of these. Awesome video by the way

Can you link the calendar In the description?

I've been able to trace you to the big power line, but for the life of me can't find the rocky section. Any chance of a hint?

except for the ER that looks like a good day for a ride in the country.

Hope you are feeling well Sherri and Rock you are quite blessed to have Sherri as your camera person!

That bee scared me. LOL I hope Sherri is ok.

That's a very nice looking trail.

Could you tell me where that walking bridge is? We have a camp in Bennezette PA and that looks like a neat place to take my son fishing and might be fun to walk over the bridge. Looks like the Sinamohonin river. Great 4 wheeling vid. Thanks for sharing 👍

Awesome video guys.

Just out of curiosity, what is the weirdest thing you that you've seen on your trips off road? Have you seen a bigfoot or something that you can't explain? Oh, I love your video, great job on filming it.

Beautiful water saying there is a drought.

Nice and relaxing. Thanks for the ride.

Where is the location of this?

Thanks for the vid! Nice XJ, reminds me of my "Little Debbie".... got open diffs on yours? Liked and Subscribed

There are some active oil wells on private property north of Saint Marys. You need to start putting more thought into where you should and shouldnt be going. Ive gotten myself stuck to the point that i had to hike out numerous times over the many years i did that. Your age and condition are no longer your friend. Trust me on that, at age 89 i speak from experience.

You apparently dont have lockers, at least on the front. Thats not a good place to be without them at that time of the year. Mind you, what you do is your business not mine. But realize also if you can, that a bad experience, might never be erased from your mind.

Do you use studded tires? I used them during the fall and winter months. They make a big difference with traction. Best to have a second set of wheels for them. I didnt have them when i had the bad wreck, just had good BFG mud terrain tires.

My last Jeep was a 2006 Rubicon Unlimited with a hard top. That was the last year for the old body style, prior to the 2007 major change. When i sold it in 2019 it had 67000 miles on it, many of which were traveling those same back roads. It was parked in the garage at our camp ( yo buck ) on mix run road not far from Driftwood most of the time. Rubicons come from the factory with both front and rear locking differentials. The difference they make as for traction, especially when conditions are bad is very important. If your Jeep dosent have them you should consider installing them , especially with the type of trails you take. Twenty years ago i had a very serious wreck with what i considered a good 79 CJ 7. But a very small ammount of ice on a steep grade caused a loss of traction on just one side of the vehicle causing the side with traction to stop turning. No different than what happens with 2 wheel drive. The Jeep stopped moving forward, and started sliding backwards, and in a few seconds we were rolling down over the side of a very steep hill. A very old and close friend was killed in the wreck. So again, if your Jeep isnt locked up both front and rear, by all means get it done.

This is Paige Run, located on Red Run Rd. , just a short distance up the road is a small stone spring right next to the road, built by the CCCs back in the day.

The mountain laurel bloom also kicks off the arrival of lots of Hummingbirds to that area, and they stay untill early fall.

This tower at the end, no thanks! The view is great, but I'm afraid of heights. 😅

Another great video, thank you!

That was the first trip of that length that I didn't get carsick on!🤢

That's a nice area. We camped a night along that road when we were in the area.

You should scout these trails on an app like all trails or TrailsOffroad

Nice video.

I have a 1999 jeep grand cherokee with a 2" lift and 245/70/16 tires having done this trail would you think my jeep would do alright with ground clearance? Awesome video by the way!

Love the vids! what camera/mount are you using up top?

You guys get around the Chambersburg area let me know we would love go wheeling with you guys. Love the videos.

Difficult to see, where is the air opening on that new KN air box? The hood under is notched, is there a hood vent we cannot see with the hood up?

What is that trail called and/or what road is it off of?

Great ride! Enjoyed the different angles recorded to make your video. The sort of trail riding I would like.

Really nice but living in Pa. I'd love to know where this and how to get there. Thanks

Cool! I had a Cherokee Sport in Fern Green, from that last year they made them. It was definitely fun. Thanks for taking us along!

Is this private property or is this yet more 'offroading' in on public property to so everybody loses more access?

You told Dennis and I about this trail when we met up on Graham Rd. We weren’t able to do it went we went to Benezette that week but we are headed back that way in October. Would love to do it then. Does the trail have a name or do you have a starting point you can share?

Again,your piecing together videos from different areas.

Actually,Curtis Wright only purchased the land where the reactor was located, the rest of the land was simply leased to them. There were more than 300 camps, homes and a few farms located on what has become Quehanna. They were all comdemned, and the land turned over to Curtis Wright. The bunkers are where they tested the engines, leaving them run at full throttle for long periods. You could hear them for miles away. The politicians created the scandel that ultimately became Quehanna. The late U S Senator Joseph Clark, who had been a Democrat Mayor of Philadelphia, lost his senate seat as a result of this Mind you, the whole thing only lasted for about five years.

Actually,you are only partially correct with regard to the Curtis Wright scandel. Of coarse the scandel was created by the politicians, including the late U S Senator Joe Clark, who lost his seat as a result. There were more than 300 camps, permanent homes and a few farms involved. Curtis Wright actually only purchased about 300 acres, which is where the reactor was located. The balance of the land was simply leased to them. Mind you, they used the Eminent Domain law in order to confiscate the land, then leased it to a private corporation. And within about five years the whole thing fell apart. Our camp was located within a half mile from where the reactor was built. There are still some ruins visible.

Ive been visiting that area since i was 15 years old, and im now 89. Our original camp was located in what is now Quehanna Wilderness area. There were over 300 camps, homes and farms located within that region, all of them destroyed. Our current camp is located near Driftwood, on Mix Run rd. Ive been on many jeep safaris thruout that region. Its always best to have a second vehicle along with you on those types of trails in case of an incident. Especially with older individuals, its a long walk to get back out at times. I would say that this video wasent filmed within the Quehanna area.

Nice xj.... and cool trail! Thanks for the video!

Hello from Butler Pennsylvania the Birth Place of the Jeep. The XJ is the Best J. If yinz are ever in Butler or Armstong County hit me up I'd love to show yinz some good Jeepin.

How do I find these trails?

It was so nice meeting you and your wife out on the trail! Hope to see you guys again during our adventures!

I live in the Pa wilds woo hoo.

These trails look narrow. Could a full size 150 or 250 fit down?

Do or can you, do a video of where the trail heads start on a map? i like your videos. Would like to be able to find which road and where the trail starts .