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Places to ride in central NJ/shore area
New to the site and I'm looking for some places to (LEGALLY) ride. I know a few places not too far from me but getting caught and over 1k in fines and criminal trespassing charges isn't on the top of my list.By RogueMX, in Northeast ATV & Off Road Forum
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Michigan atv trails St Helen to Mio, and everwhere in between!
Good place to start out is at St Helen Mi. campground or Trails inn motel, both on the trail head across the street from one another, with all the amenities needed in town there for your stay like an atv parts dealership, gas. restaurants, liquor store, drug store, hardware all within a blocks distance away. From here you can head E. towards Houghton lake Mi. trail system or West to West branch or N. through Clear lake then onto city of Mio trail system. So many great places to check out along the way heading north fro there, like Clear Lake, with their Bar and grill, corner store, gas, lodging, Ambrose lk. atv campground near by, and with so many surrounding trails there too, with hill climbs! Then after leaving Clear lk. head up to wagon Wheel N. of Rose city rd. with dozens of trails scattering the hill side there called the Rose city oil fields. Then on up N. to the gravel pit for a little play time, before crossing M33 at the Pink store for gas and snacks. Leaving there to head up to Mio's Bull gap, either on the west side (shortest rout) or you can do the half Bull Gap trip through Mac lk. Campground heading N. to Bull Gap or the long way around from the Pink store traveling on the 50 mile loop that passes Bull gap on its way back to the Pink store. Make sure you take along the printable Mi. DNR atv trail maps with you, to help guide the way, along with the other areas I just mentioned, maps. If your looking for a friend to ride with and show the way with , over 50 nearer my age and interests, contact Email: [email protected] for more info. I'll be more than happy to ride with you! Thanks SteveBy 4tracker, in Where To Ride Your ATV
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Places to ride in NC
Looking for trail riding in the NC area. Also keep hearing about lots of trails in WV which would not be a bad ride. Any way to meet local riders on this forum?By Giddenswrestler, in South ATV & Off Road Forum
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Doc Hilt Trails AL/GA
Last weekend for Doc Hilts $9.99/driver summer special on 9/26 & 9/27. Last weeks super heavy rains have moved out and this weekend should be great for camping too! Doc Hilt Trails - ATV park - HomeBy landmanAL, in South ATV & Off Road Forum
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Places in BC to ride?
Hello there, I am new to the atv scene and curious where in BC (specifically Fraser Valley) You can ride?By schroedz, in Where To Ride Your ATV
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