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We need a topic so we know where some trails are.
There is one by my house that is very small but has some deep holes called Giles Bottom. Located Pittsville, Va.
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All I know of is George Washington National Forrest in Harrisonburg. Everywhere else around me is not legal.
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In my area of W.V. (parkersburg) about every 2 miles there is a dirt road, take your pic. Some are real bad and some are worse, those are the jeep trailsssss.....
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I live in south-western Virginia (Wise County) and there are seemingly ENDLESS trails here. Mostly Jeep trails. I've had my XJ down many-a ATV trails (once to pull out a Suzuki Sidekick that had slid over an embankment).
One of the more notable ones is a trail leading to what is called "Huff Rock" near the Big Cherry Reservoir. |
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Around the Roanoke area we have Poor mountain, Bobcat, Potts mountain, Suck mountain. The only one I have been on is Poor mt. which is mostly gravel road with some mud holes. Places around here are getting harder to find.
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I live in Norton, there are plenty of mud bogs, Jeep trails, old abandoned mine roads and working mining roads to explore. The working roads aren't gated, but it would be advisable to have a CB radio so you'll know if heavy equipment is coming around one of the steep blind curves. |
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The run from Union Springs, up through flagpole knob...headin towards Reddish knob on the GW in Rockingham county has a pretty good climb or 2. seems 2 get a lil more challenging each year!!! mountain erosion at it's finest!!! I trap coyotes & bobcats up through there in the winter..
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Crozet, Va is located near Charlottesville. Rocks, Mud, lots of different obsticals. There are tons of videos on Youtube. Check it out.
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id be interested in hearing more about GWNF
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double post
Last edited by paroxysym; 11-11-2008 at 08:38 AM.. |
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a lot of gwnf is stocker friendly. theres a few obstacles but for the most part all of it is easy. the most challenging thing in gw is dictum, and thats not even that bad. gwnf is just fun for playin around and gettin muddy. i know of another park somewhere near like winchester but im not sure what its called. flagpole is an easy trail, salt shack is quite rutted out.
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I agree...most of GWNF is very stocker friendly....many trail rides offer great views especially once the leaves are gone....you can easily load the grill and a cooler fulla steaks and suds and have a cookout in many places.
Every now and then as you ride....you'll come across something to add a little excitement to your trip....mostly a steep hill to climb.... I've watched rock enthusiasts drive up the dry streambeds during the summer when the water is gone, and they seem to have a great time...again, searching out thier own challenging situations...and enjoying them. Guess it all depends on what you want out of your trip.... I'd have to say that the best off road adventure I've personally experienced in the Rockingham/Augusta county area was a trail that crossed dry river and went up in and above dry run dam, first time I ever crawled rocks...in my tacoma. Was a cool trip....not too difficult.....but the city of harrisonburg in thier ignorant wisdom decided to pull the gate shut....and put the screws to countless numbers of people who enjoyed that area....and we DID tread lightly there. Year after year....here in the east we keep loosing valuable recreational offroading land to the govornment's ignorance. Hell, it's hard to find a place to park on Tighlamann road anymore since the National forest people drug the dirtmounds to the side of the road.....
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here's a few pics
![]() view from almost the top of flagpole, and a random XJ that was there. ![]() ![]() ![]() infamous mud hole ![]()
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