Mudding in Colorado Springs?
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From: Ft. Collins, Co
Year: 1998
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Mudding in Colorado Springs?
Does anyone know any good spots to mud around the northern part of the Springs? Mt. herman is the only place i know of but its pretty sketch in the winter. Lookin to make my white paint job, a brown one.
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If you find one let me know. I have lived out here for 2 years and the only thing I have found is my work. But for some weird reason they get pissy when we tear up the yard/roads. I grew up in nebraska with mud and moved out here and cant find any really good mud spots.
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As stated elswhere...This is Colorado, there's no mud here.
Seriously, you live in a semi-arrid environmemnt.
The only place that has mud that isn't off-trail is C.O.R.E.
Stay out of the muddy areas that are marked Closed by the Forest Service. You will get ticketed and fined. I can promise you that anyone that see's you doing so is going to be snapping pics and sending them to the local FS office. I do it, as do those that I wheel with.
We can be our own worst enemy sometimes and tearing up areas that are off limits does nothing but further the agenda of those that would love to see all of our legal trails shut down forever.
Seriously, you live in a semi-arrid environmemnt.
The only place that has mud that isn't off-trail is C.O.R.E.
Stay out of the muddy areas that are marked Closed by the Forest Service. You will get ticketed and fined. I can promise you that anyone that see's you doing so is going to be snapping pics and sending them to the local FS office. I do it, as do those that I wheel with.
We can be our own worst enemy sometimes and tearing up areas that are off limits does nothing but further the agenda of those that would love to see all of our legal trails shut down forever.
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As stated elswhere...This is Colorado, there's no mud here.
Seriously, you live in a semi-arrid environmemnt.
The only place that has mud that isn't off-trail is C.O.R.E.
Stay out of the muddy areas that are marked Closed by the Forest Service. You will get ticketed and fined. I can promise you that anyone that see's you doing so is going to be snapping pics and sending them to the local FS office. I do it, as do those that I wheel with.
We can be our own worst enemy sometimes and tearing up areas that are off limits does nothing but further the agenda of those that would love to see all of our legal trails shut down forever.
Seriously, you live in a semi-arrid environmemnt.
The only place that has mud that isn't off-trail is C.O.R.E.
Stay out of the muddy areas that are marked Closed by the Forest Service. You will get ticketed and fined. I can promise you that anyone that see's you doing so is going to be snapping pics and sending them to the local FS office. I do it, as do those that I wheel with.
We can be our own worst enemy sometimes and tearing up areas that are off limits does nothing but further the agenda of those that would love to see all of our legal trails shut down forever.
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