This started out to be a visit to Paragon to
check out a little used section of the property and turned out to be a
challenging and enjoyable day. We met in the morning at the blue vomit and got
underway to the trail-head. There we prepared our vehicles (disconnect sway bars,
hubs, air-down, etc..) and set out. The beginning was mostly a dirt road with a few
puddles, but we soon arrived at an off-camber rock ledge. We all made without
incident,
Chris was hoping to try his new tree
sliders (sorry). I was pretty excited
about this trip because I just finished
installing a T-18 into my CJ and wanted to
test it out. Needless to say by first
somewhat difficult spot I was able to creep
down with control and finesse I quickly
discovered the advantage of lower gears.
The rest of the day was full of new
discoveries and challenges. I smacked
a fender on a rock in the water, luckily the
fiberglass fender bent in and popped back
out and I only suffered some chipped paint.
Paragon Adventure Park
- NEW LOCATION OPEN
Paragon's
owner evicted to make way for an
airport. Nine years of hard work and fun gone
but not forgotten. We have been covering this
story since February.
UPDATE
May 2007...The old park may be closed for good but a new
location is open by reservation only.
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