Site Survey and Course Planning
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Sherp vs Polaris ranger in a 4 x 4 offroad Mudbog Race & obstacle course
What happens here
The first step in creating an extensive off-road obstacle course is to thoroughly survey and plan the layout across the designated 500-acre property. This involves identifying natural features that can serve as challenging obstacles or be enhanced, such as dense wooded areas for trail cutting, natural water bodies for mud and water crossings, and rocky sections for rock gardens. Consider the flow of the course, ensuring safety and a variety of challenges. The video showcases vehicles traversing various terrains including logs, mud, and climbing steep banks, suggesting these elements were integrated into the course design.
Goal: Identify suitable terrain features and plan the layout for a diverse off-road obstacle course.
Tools and materials
- All-Terrain Vehicle — Initial scouting of the property to assess terrain suitability and accessibility
- GPS Device — Mapping out the course, marking potential obstacles and trails
- Safety Glasses — Protecting eyes during terrain scouting and clearing
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