The Mounds I know all about that..... Jeep eating mud holes are the norm...

Bridgeport ORV Park, TX
Clayton, OK
Katemcy,TX




Hot Springs, AR

Hot Springs is my favorite!!!

Hey! I've got a Katemcy Rocks sticker! :)

Some pics from Gulches

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Katemcy is real rocks just huge slabs of granite and slick as snot when damp or wet.

I live in Illinois... So not one acre of LEGAL public wheeling in the state...

But if you like mud...

www.thecliffsinsaneterrian.com

Rocks... Yea we got some..they are ground up and thrown in the parking lot...

Can't get the link to load. Dead end. Thanks anyway!

Albany, GA
Large Sand Dune - Located off of Hwy 82/Sands Drive.
Massive Dune
Lot of clay hills also

Small Dunes - located off the US-19 but cant remeber the exit number
Smaller Dunes,
Mud Pitts
Ponds
River

Does any one know of any good Trails in Connecticut? im in New Milford and we don't really have legal trails in my area.

I live in CT, and yeah their isn't much land to wheel on, you just gotta drive around and talk to people or look at local off road forums. Oh also, you should probably join a club. I suggest JT4x4.com (just joined myself..kinda) and Sisoffroad.com, which I visit sometimes. I think sisoffroad is based in Milford...? Correct me if i'm wrong. JT4x4 has the majority of their members in Groton. Sorry if you already knew this info.

As for trails, my town has these awful dirt roads that are never used except for fishing and stuff, I couldn't make it with my stock xj. But like I said, if you join a club or two then wheel with them, you'll find plenty of land to use.

I've never been to this place but it's called Nepaug. I don't know if it's legal or not but I've heard people wheel their. I would never wheel anywhere illegal anyway. I think it's on the RI/CT border.

I'm really lucky I have two parcels of private land that I can use. One is 1500 acres in the hills with rocky creekbeds and hills, the other is 900 acres of flat farmland with some water and mud.

I also deer & turkey hunt on both of these.

The closest "park" is Hot Springs - Superlift ORV Park.

Shawnee National Forest has many miles of trails on public land :p

Rausch Creek in PineGrove, PA is great but its pay to play @ 35$ a pop. I've also been to Wharton State forest in south Jersey. It's free, bad thing about that place is you can sink your rig easily and it all looks the same so it easy to get lost.

nepaug has some areas where your allowed to wheel however the only real good spots arent allowed. and its up in east hartford.

badlands offroad park, Attica IN

I consider the mountains of Colorado and the deserts of Utah my playground :)