Where do you guys ride?

[bradley nelson]

Im cool with the police in my area so i can ride on public roads.

[06kfx440]

100s of acres in N.Y. is where I ride. 100% legal. But if I go out of state I have a state trooper with me that rides as well.

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[whitern]

80 acres in MS when I am able to travel back there from AL.

[Pete van veen]

Limerick forest near kempville great trails

[Bud394]

Hidden Falls adventure park in Marble falls, TX

[amiincubus]

Mudslangers in Houston, MS

[Jason Dinsmoore]

Northern Michigan

[stinky]

Oregon sand dunes. Iv'e got a mild interest in riding some forest trails, but it'll probably never happen.

[Jacob Jackson]

Haspin acres in Indiana 

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[Tru-hue nc]

Have 35 acres close to home or a national forest 45mins away. (Uwharrie nf)

[Jeff Standridge]

Several great OHV areas here in Georgia also Sunnyside ATV paradise, Wrens Ga.

[mike costa]

Lots of OHV areas here in California, most forget California is still mostly Forest, or farm land. I found a great place to find new areas to ride is the forest service website. Theyseem to have made a real effort in opening up new areas. The Forrest service also  provides some good maps you can use with a Phone or GPS enabled tablet. The Application for the maps is called Avenza.. I save all my rides and export to google earth. 

 

and no I don't work for Avenza or the forest service. I did spend years calling the forest service before heading to a new area only to get a un-clear answers.   

[Thomas Giles]

Pan Handle National Forest Idaho.. Great riding for both  50" and over.

[Charlie Garcia]

Minooka Park in Clanton Al

[Ryan Foster]

The Compound in Palm Bay Fl

[quadnut20]

Rampart Range Sedaila Colorado