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Old Apr 29, 2013 | 08:59 AM
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I ll be heading down to obx in July for a family vacation. Is there anything happening that month?

Any legal trails I can go?
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Old Apr 29, 2013 | 10:02 AM
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The 4th Annual CF OBX run will be happening either late July or early August. We haven't set a date yet but it's usually a pretty good turn out. If you hit up Corolla you go on some roads/trails behind the dunes. Not sure of anywhere else.
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Old Apr 29, 2013 | 10:48 AM
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The 4th Annual CF OBX run will be happening either late July or early August. We haven't set a date yet but it's usually a pretty good turn out. If you hit up Corolla you go on some roads/trails behind the dunes. Not sure of anywhere else.
I ll be there second week of July, starting on the thirteenth.

Thanks!
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I'm making it this year
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I live on Hatteras Island.We have about 3 miles of trails in the maritime forest.
Whoops and a few sandy spots. It's fun and nice but not exciting.
Beach driving requires a permit (have one). At low tide jumping the camel humps is fun.
I hit a couple of local properties too including the go-cart track that is closed down.
As mentioned,Corolla has trails instead of roads and 2 spots to have fun in and a bunch of water holes 4-5 feet deep. That's 1 hour North from here.
Hit me up for an adventure.
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Originally Posted by SteveMongr
I live on Hatteras Island.We have about 3 miles of trails in the maritime forest.
Whoops and a few sandy spots. It's fun and nice but not exciting.
Beach driving requires a permit (have one). At low tide jumping the camel humps is fun.
I hit a couple of local properties too including the go-cart track that is closed down.
As mentioned,Corolla has trails instead of roads and 2 spots to have fun in and a bunch of water holes 4-5 feet deep. That's 1 hour North from here.
Hit me up for an adventure.
Also have a home garage with welder and most tools and know-how for an XJ.
Awesome, we can get together and ride some trails
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The place where I ll be staying at is at nags head, how far is it from hatteras?
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Old May 3, 2013 | 01:38 AM
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Im in pa going down to corolla a week before Memorial Day and after. Ill be makin the trip hopefully more in July n August so I might be down their when it happens. Here's a pic from the beach house
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Two more weeks before I ll be in obx at nags head!


Anyone will be in the area July 14-21?
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The place where I ll be staying at is at nags head, how far is it from hatteras?
30 minutes. Cross Oregon Inlet Bridge and you are on Hatteras Island.
Forest trails are in Buxton, another 20 minutes.
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Originally Posted by SteveMongr

30 minutes. Cross Oregon Inlet Bridge and you are on Hatteras Island.
Forest trails are in Buxton, another 20 minutes.
How is it? What's ur personal experiences with that place.
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I have been riding and exploring the place for 20 years on mountain bike, dirt bike, hiking, horseback and in the Jeep.
The jeeptrails access hiking trails and singletrack.
There is 1 private road and it is marked. It's mostly slow stuff because of the whoops. There are some fast parts for rally style driving once a pass is made to check for anyone else. Mostly shaded too.
I rarely see anyone back there. Occasional walkers on Sundays. Horses on the back trails in the morning.
There is a scenic gravel road in Nags Head behind The Nature Conservancy. Nice drive with hiking trails off to the sides.

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Originally Posted by SteveMongr
I have been riding and exploring the place for 20 years on mountain bike, dirt bike, hiking, horseback and in the Jeep.
The jeeptrails access hiking trails and singletrack.
There is 1 private road and it is marked. It's mostly slow stuff because of the whoops. There are some fast parts for rally style driving once a pass is made to check for anyone else. Mostly shaded too.
I rarely see anyone back there. Occasional walkers on Sundays. Horses on the back trails in the morning.
It isn't the kind of place I would get stuck? I don't have a winch
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It isn't the kind of place I would get stuck? I don't have a winch
Not at all.
I only use 4x4 to make one turn. The rest is hard-pack and a little sandy. I do not even air down. However letting a bit of air out will smooth it out. A lot of it you could ride a bicycle on. You will not get stuck.
I live 15-20 minutes from there. The beach driving is closer.
I Have a garage and welder if you have any projects.
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Old Jul 2, 2013 | 01:20 PM
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That sound awesome. Maybe we can go down that trail.
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