T-33 Plane Crash

T-33 begins at Waypoint 2 of Park Creek. Follow the narrow trail labeled Forest Service Road 203 uphill.

Stay left and slightly uphill to head north, following the sign for 203.

It is not long before the rock ledges appear. There are multiple lines to choose from here, with easy 2wd lines up to ledges reaching 2 feet tall.

The trail gets a bit rougher here and continues this way for much of the second part. You can pick and choose your lines until the next non-optional obstacle.

You can approach the obstacle from the right or left. Coming down is more tricky for stock vehicles where a rear bumper tap can happen. When descending, if your vehicle does not have much downward front axle travel or is not lifted, stay left. It is common to see vehicles have their rear passenger tire in the air on the descent.

There are two choices here. Either tackle the off-camber line to the left, which is slowly being filled in with rocks, or turn right and then quickly left, causing your passenger side to climb onto a rock and tipping the driver's side into a tree.

Follow the trail to the right, heading north. The trail to the left dead-ends.

Optional easy line to the left or hard line to the right. Although this isn't a difficult obstacle, vehicles with low-hanging differentials may tag the point of the center rock. On the return trip, this rock is at great placement for a driver's side pumpkin.

There is room for 5 or 6 rigs to park here. The hiking trail to the wreckage is well-marked. A short 5-minute walk will take you to the bulk of the wreckage that is still complete with painted markings. Pieces are scattered throughout the area. This is a memorial location where two people have died, so please leave the wreckage as you found it.