Lady Run Road

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First, while entering trail on the northwest end, 4 Jeep Cherokees were coming out with one having an obvious broken front drive shaft and none of the drivers looked happy. We were able to easily negotiate the trail up until the branch where you can either route to Dry Branch Road or continue on Lady Run. At this point there was a serious drop in the road as it narrowed with a rock ledge that would likely break a drive shaft so we opted to turn around. It looked like maybe the UTVs have used this area quite a bit and have heavily eroded that stretch of the trail. On the way back out the northwest entrance, two of the Jeep Cherokees that we had passed earlier were parked on side of road and no one was there so maybe they were making arrangements to be towed.

this was a fairly easy trail, I did 90% of it in 2wd with one minor mud hole i used 4wd but you can ago around. fun little trail leading to a couple other fun ones.

We started on the west end. Immediately after the creek there is an extremely off-camber bit that puts you against a wall. The wall starts above your roof and then comes down. If you can get past the first part, you can climb the wall when it gets lower and straddle the rut. But this section is clay and dirt, very little rock, so I imagine it changes a lot with erosion. Only one of our group made it, so we turned around, went up Dr Branch Rd, and just did the east half of Lady Run Rd. That half was fine and mostly downhill. There were several ledges that would be pretty tough going uphill though.

Great trail but we ran this trail both ways and it's extremely difficult going up the trail than down but we got it

Need a short wheelbase to make the corner after the drive through the creek