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Babes II Trail Ride

Date: Thursday, June 11th (9 AM)
Location: Bantam Quarry at Kildoo — 989 Kildoo Rd, Portersville, PA 16051
(Just four miles from Cooper’s Lake Campground)

Maximum Jeep Participants: 60
Cost: $60.00 (Includes exclusive Babes T-shirt with pre-registration)
Duration: Approx. 2.5 hours

Ready to push past the basics? Babes II is back for women who’ve already conquered Babes of Bantam and are hungry for the next stamp on their trail passport.

This next-level ride skips the classroom and goes straight to the action. Expect sharper line choice, steady climbs and descents, tighter turns, deeper ruts, and bigger obstacles — all tackled at a quicker pace with more seat time on the trail. Expert coaches ride right alongside you, offering guidance when you need it and encouragement when it’s time to send it.

It’s challenging, confidence-building, and fueled by that all-American, can-do energy that defines the Bantam Jeep community. You’ll roll out trail-tested, empowered, and ready for whatever Bantam throws your way next.

IMPORTANT NOTES:

  • Drivers must be women. Passengers are welcome.

  • Pre-registration is required to receive the Babes T-shirt.

  • Prior participation in Babes of Bantam (or equivalent trail experience) is strongly recommended.

  • Can’t make it? Contact us by June 30 and pay shipping to have your shirt mailed. Unclaimed shirts after that date will be forfeited.

  • Children in rear-facing car seats are not allowed on trail rides. Older children may join if secured according to PA child safety laws. (http://www.penndot.gov/TravelInPA/Safety/TrafficSafetyAndDriverTopics/Pages/Child-Passenger-Safety.aspx_

TRAIL CLASSIFICATION

Green Beginner / Blue Intermediate
Designed for experienced beginners and intermediate drivers ready for more technical terrain.

Please review the Green and Blue Trail requirements on our Rules & Waivers page before heading out.

Keep in mind: Weather can change everything. Trails may be reclassified or closed at any time. Jeeps with street tires or excessively worn tires may be denied due to trail conditions. No refunds will be issued.