Spaas Creek

We did a friends & followers ride on Spaas Creek, this is a relatively easy mostly stock off road 4wd vehicles can do. If you are in the area look us up, we can tailor a ride for you.
The Jeep:
1999 Wrangler Sport "TJ", Gunmetal Blue
4.0 L, 3-speed auto, Factory 231 transfer case
Teraflex short SYE
Tom Woods Custom rear driveshaft
Rough Country 3.25" lift
Rough Country 50" light bar
BFG KM3 15x33.5 tires
4.10 gears
Ford 8.8 Limited Slip Rearend
Dana 30 Eaton 4-Pinion E-Locker front with Torq Master Chrome Moly Axles
Core 4x4 Tier 1 control arms
NEW! Rugged Ridge D30 Front Skidplate
NEW! Kevin’s off-road 8.8 rear skid plate
and much more

[@Kentucky4runner]

Always fun to watch the different drivers figure out how to work through obstacles.

[@naturesglorycabin3792]

It's not just the drivers although Spaas Creek is fairly stable. Many others change
more with the weather.

[@Dave_Helm]

See you on mountain parkway on my way to the gorge for camping this past Saturday morning, then again with a big group going down the road as I was leaving Daniel Boone coffee shop. Would love to join in my F150 sometime

[@naturesglorycabin3792]

Watch for us on the Nature Glory Cabin Facebook page, on there we set up rides and you can direct messages us and we can set up a small ride. We typically lead small rides for up to 4 (including us) rigs.
Page: facebook.com/profile.php?id=100074791033071