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Originally Posted by 89eliminator
(Post 204372)
badlands offroad park, Attica IN
X2 and next I am hitting up Redbird in Indiana. |
Originally Posted by IntrepidXJ
(Post 203592)
Shawnee National Forest has many miles of trails on public land :p
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Originally Posted by thebrow89
(Post 205109)
im only about 2 hours north of shawnee any idea how find the start of some of those trails other than driving till u hit one?
http://www.fs.fed.us/r9/forests/shaw.../MVUM_MBRD.pdf http://www.fs.fed.us/r9/forests/shaw.../MVUM_HSRD.pdf Some pics from my Shawnee Trip in 2007 http://www.myxj.net/blog/?p=245 |
D&K Off Road Park - Manchester, KY
http://www.dandkoff-roadpark.com/ 491 Off Road - Demossville, KY http://www.491offroad.net/ |
Sequoia National Forest, day trips mainly, easy trails class 5 of less. Shaver Lake/Dinkey Creek area Over night trips, going to Brewer Lake and Spanish Lakes in July. Play at Pismo Dunes, while the wife is shopping. Big Bear and Lytle Creek when I go to SoCal.
This fall I am planning a Visalia, California to Las Vegas run, with minimal pavement travel. Did Cucamonga, California to Las Vegas about 10 years ago with less than 5% pavement usage, actualy when up to Orem Utah on this trip. |
Originally Posted by IntrepidXJ
(Post 205188)
Get a Forest Service Map....it will list all of the legal routes within the forest. Here's two motorized vehicle maps for Shawnee:
http://www.fs.fed.us/r9/forests/shaw.../MVUM_MBRD.pdf http://www.fs.fed.us/r9/forests/shaw.../MVUM_HSRD.pdf Some pics from my Shawnee Trip in 2007 http://www.myxj.net/blog/?p=245 |
I wheel at Badlands off road park in Attica, IN and Redbird SRA in Dugger, IN
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I've been out here twice this month:
http://4x4trailhunters.com/trails/trail.php?id=22 http://trails.mtbr.com/cat/united-st...6_4518crx.aspx a fewplaces are pretty snarly:pwned: |
How far would that state park be from ill/wi border?
the Shawnee |
In this little place in western Colorado I like to call Ouray County.
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Originally Posted by 89eliminator
(Post 204372)
badlands offroad park, Attica IN
i wheel anything. i like spring creek, eagle rock, and especially OCG! my goal next year is to run Indy, Carnage BV, and Penrose. oh and sidewinder. |
Originally Posted by junkyarddawg00
(Post 13295)
Wheeling around here is getting harder and harder to come by... when I was younger we mainly mudded on county roads, and the state has dried up many of these. Lack of public lands means there is a no trespassing sign every 50 feet. Like JonB said earlier, we go to Beaver Dam and Rock Run a lot, lots of mud and hillclimbs. It's a shame, living in a rural area, that there aren't more areas to offroad.
Originally Posted by Skreed
(Post 203694)
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.
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My club and I usually wheel at the Cliff's but we have done silver lake and badlands this year as well.
ddoffroad.com |
Iron Range OHV park is really the hardest area in MN to legally ride. Park is located in Gilbert, MN. About 60 miles north of the tip of lake superior. It used to be a active iron mine dump. Lots of rocks, some mud.
Northern MN Jeepers are cutting a new GIA trail 4 miles from the park that should be open to the public in 2011. Awesome natural rock and awesome views of northern MN at its finest. |
In NorCal there is High Lakes
http://www.friendsofthehighlakes.com/maps.shtml And Fordyce Creek trail |
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