JeepingDan

Anybody know a link that will tell me where I could find trails in CT.? So far every link I go to wants me to pay I used to have good trails around here but thanks to the Developers there's nothing really good to drive on. Thanks in advance

Skreed

They way I found them is visit local wheeling chapters websites and see where there local runs are. Or maybe find a 4x4 shop they would know.

Oh btw most wheeling is pay for play now a days in the east

BLKXJ 96

keep in mind, wheeling on private property and undevoloped land that is not yours dosn't help our sport either. This only helps people that hate our sport close trails that we as a 4x4 group use.

93XJRay

which part of the east? im in ma/ri and a 4x4 mechanic i know told me some places like 25 30 min from where i am. do you know anywhere around here where you can pay to play? idk bout the money i just want something more than the hill and stones in my driveway

Oath

Hey, i'm in CT too. I know a few places to go wheelin. I couldn't go with you since my jeeps currently not running. Most of the trails are my friends private property and there are some public access roads around the area that are seemingly difficult for a stock jeep.

You can try CTjeep.org but they are pretty much not doing anything as far as I know.

Also, Google earth is your friend....kinda.

a1racer

exactly so make sure you are on a properly marked trail not some guys back yard. and just go to your local 4x4 place they normal sell maps for your area with ohv areas on them

zr2toxj

I like using Topo maps to search where the trails are. On the Maine maps, many times it shows 'Jeep trail'. Once I've located a trail, I investigate by stopping at the entrance and asking the landowners for permission. Most are pretty good about it.

Try here: http://www.topozone.com/viewmaps.asp

Skreed

Rausch Creek is the main place for the North East it seems. I don't know how far you wanna drive, but it's well worth a couple hour drive to spend a day or two. I've seen many people there that have made a 200 to 300 mile drive. I know a few places near my home to wheel but they are questionable at best as far as legality and to play it safe I'd rather just stay away.

Oath

Rausch Creek is about 262 miles from Central CT. About a 4 and a half hour drive.

4.3L XJ

Join a 4X4 club. They will know where to go.

ktmracer419

if that

i go there several times a year from ri and its worth it to me.

legal wheeling in ct is slim, and what legal wheeling there is isn't very challenging for anything above a stocker

moving this to north atlantic btw

Oath

Yeah, that was just my Mapquest estimate. It's probably more. I'd take the trip up this summer if work isn't a problem.

RenoXJ

google earth

Bigbike

Oath as in UnderŘath?

Oath

Yeah.