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A Week of ATVing Central Utah


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Just returned from a week long trip of AVTing in central Utah ... WHAT A FREAK'IN BLAST !!! thewave.gif

It rained six of the seven days & a couple days it was just a plain gully washer of a soak'in !! 72.gif ... but NO BUGS !!! 93.gif

My youngest brother, his wife & I where the only ones on this trip. My wife wasn't ready to give her new hip the abuse of rid'in all day long for six days ... my other brother & his wife backed out at the last minute ... damn their mangy hides !!! character0029.gif

Did some awesome riding, saw lots of deer & listened to the Elk bugling in the evenings. 13.gif

Here's some video clips & a few pics of the ride. And these do not do this ride justice !! 86.gif

Enjoy ... great.gif

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORCHO4GcVbI]Arapeen ATV Trip-09-011 - YouTube[/ame]

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Look like a lot of fun, Thanks for sharing, where is this great riding place?

This awesome place is in the state of Utah, in about the middle of the state. You take Hwy 89 to Gunnison, turn East and go to Mayfield ... then out of Mayfield you go 18 miles up 12 Mile Canyon. (Don't ask) :drivingc:

We stayed at the USFS Gunnison Flat Camp Ground at 10,100 ft. :cheers2c:

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The cool thing about living in Utah is you can have what ever kind of riding you want from enormous sand mountain to unbelievable red rock riding to snow covered trails.

THAT'S A FACT JACK !! :partyc:

So yer wife is a lawyer ?? Dang, so do you ever win any hubby & wifey discussions?? :smackbum:

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