i live in gloucester county and need somewhere to wheel my 90 cherokee. im new to the jeep world but finding out fast theat jeeps are tough as nails and vertualy indestructable.any help would be greatly appreciated
thanks

 

its awesome havnt been there in a few years but there were 2 mountains to ride on....the ORV trails were mainly just to connect the two mountains...now you could 4wheeler for days....

 

are there any places in the winchester/front royal/strasburg area?

 

I live in Middlesex, nd unless you get permision to wheel on private property locally there is no where close by. Most of MPJAI members wheel up at Crozet, which is open to members. Or they wheel pyblic land Like Shoe Creek, Big Levels and places like that.

 

shoe creek aint to bad i was there yesterday

 

I agree, I plan on hitting the creek whenever I'm up in C'ville.

 

Heading up to Shoe Creek May 13-15. Got a few buddies going but if anyone wants to meet up let me know.

 

which way you playing on going in at lynchburg side or bunevista side

 

Lynchburg side. Gonna try to get to the Liberty gas station near route 6 around 1 or 2pm on the 13th. Spending a thursday - saturday there so we'll be hitting a lot of trails.

 

where all you tring to hit cause theres only a couple trails within an hour of me and i'm in roanoke

 

All of the Crabtree area definitely. There's a few newbies going with me so we'll be taking our time. We may go over to the Buena Vista side on Saturday. It's more for giving the newbies some experience so if they want to go back to something the next day we're not sweating it. I'm going to help coach 'em and just have some fun.

 

yea i wish i would have had a trail like that to get broken in on cause my first time was potts mountain and thats a you get it right or break in some places

 

are there any places close to Lynchburg that are open, not gated up?

 

shoe creek great place

 

nothin' closer huh?