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Rightfully earning the designation as the most challenging trail within the Beasley Knob OHV Trail System, Blue Rock Mountain is a legendary trail with a fearsome reputation for holding hostage any mortal who dares cross its sacred domain. If spending multiple hours traveling half a mile up treacherous terrain sounds like an acceptable challenge, 93B is the trail of your dreams or can easily become your nightmare. This Jeep Badge of Honor trail will not go gently into the night, but rest assured, conquering Blue Rock Mountain will leave you feeling like you just conquered Mount Everest.
Blue Rock Mountain, also referred to as 93B, is a straight-through trail that is best traveled in the uphill direction, starting at 93A and ending at 93C. The trail starts with several introductory man-made rock gardens that provide bypasses. These early rocks are simply designed to prepare the driver for the main challenges farther up ahead. Beginning at Waypoint 5, there are no longer any bypasses, and the trail transitions into a hard-core, continuous natural obstacle. The terrain is seriously steep. It's amazing you can even walk it, let alone drive it. It is rare to see a vehicle moving backward while the tires spin forward, yet that is a constant trend along the upper half of Blue Rock Mountain. Winching is the norm and easily recognized by the endless hoards of winchline-scared trees that stand tall like soldiers proudly showing off wounds from previous battles.
This trail should only be attempted by experienced wheelers in highly modified vehicles with large, mud terrain tires, locking differentials, heavy-duty armor, and equipped with an arsenal of recovery gear.
Before traveling this trail, there are several rules you must be aware of.
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