Where is you favorite place to ride out of state

dj_pizzim · January 29, 2006, 07:06:04 PM

Post your favorites and a link to there website along with why its great. I know im always looking for a new vacation spot maybe we can get a pretty big list going.

Honda328i · January 29, 2006, 07:41:42 PM

http://www.badlandsoffroad.com/

Attica, Indiana

Ida_Mann · January 29, 2006, 08:42:53 PM

well, ME favorite place to ride would be Durhamtown in GA.

Id@

WPBSMOKA · January 29, 2006, 11:57:06 PM

Windrock, TN. Moab, UT.

Bigscrb15 · January 30, 2006, 12:16:29 AM

im with Id@ on this one. Durhamtown.

www.durhamtown.com

Chris505 · January 30, 2006, 12:17:56 AM

Quotewell, ME favorite place to ride would be Durhamtown in GA.

up at the top of my list.

if you own a quad durhamtown is a must..

also upper telico, and surronding area of southwest North Carolina (wayhutta, roy a taylor trail system). awesome mountain scenery

but on the wish list is WV. the town of Man!! (Hatfield and Mccoy trails)<sp?>

dj_pizzim · January 30, 2006, 12:41:32 AM

Ive been to Durhamtown and the Blairville area Moab seams like to far of a drive. Anyone been to Hatfield McCoy? Im looking for a fun place for a large group of sport quads

Moose · January 30, 2006, 02:47:08 AM

Only place so far is Ga. while hunting there. Plan on going to Tenn. in July then to OK and ARK to ride with family and frinds there. Anyone know of places in ARK or OK to ride a quad ?

easyrider · January 30, 2006, 11:24:17 AM

Will be going to windrock & hatfield&Mccoy in march I will let you know

2006YFZ450 · January 30, 2006, 01:25:17 PM

My favorite place out of Florida is GLAMIS

PaulyV500 · January 31, 2006, 01:59:00 AM

I have been to multiple areas out of the state and I will rank them in order for you from best to worst.

1. Wisconsin. Many thosand miles of marked and mapped trails to ride. Many areas have atv routes on the streets and allow you to ride into to town. We logged almost 1000 miles in 6 days of riding and only rode in th Chequigen national Forest area outside Park Falls. We also had a great time fishing as we rode along and across so many creeks I lost count. Can you say fresh Walleye Trailside!!!!!!1

2. Tennesee. Coal Creek mining area in Oliver Springs Tennesee. It was a great place to ride and a very inexpensive trip in comparison to others. The trails were very challenging and fun. There are lots of creek crossings on trail12. We rode about 320 mi. in 3.5 days.

3. Hatfield McCoy trails, Gilbert WV. Stayed at the Trailhouse in Gilbert. These trails we stayed on were part of the rockhouse trail system that consists of about 110 miles of trails. This was a very difficult area to ride and I had the worst wreck of my life on a black trail going down and rolled my vinson all the way down this trail on top of myself. I can away a little sore, put some bungee cords around my machine and rode for 3 more days.
This place is fun and beautiful, but not for the family. There are many trail systems there and some are easier. we rode about 300 mi in 3.5 days. Most of the trails were two way with many having very tight switch backs. I have heard that the Waterways is better for the family.

4. Durhamtown Plantation. Union Pt. Ga. A fun place to go with kids. Most of the trails are one way and are fairly safe and easy. Went with my son and rode about 300 miles in 3 days. This place has tracks set up throughout the grounds if you are into that. Please do yourself a favor and take on of the guided night rides and you will not be disappointed. The guy who works there will take you off the property to all kinds of different trails you can't normally go on. we went on two and they made the trip a very memorable experience. This is a pretty expensive trip compared to all ther others I have been on.

Next Two on the list is Tug Hill N.Y. and Piute in Utah.

Numkut · January 31, 2006, 02:11:44 AM

I think the riding out in Nevada and Arizona is definatly cool. I mean me and my uncle went to tons of defferent places... they had dunes a dry lake bed everything. You can basically ride anywhere away from civilization they don't really mess with you around them parts. Its not like Florida where you'll be hurting the environment, I'm pretty sure the desert will tear you up before you tear it up. Plus it is so different from FL. I was in shock when I went out there its a totally different world.

otto · February 01, 2006, 04:31:48 AM

Does anyone know if Coal Creek/Windrock (Oliver Springs, TN) is suitable for 2WD (i.e. sport) quads?

RaptItUp · February 01, 2006, 05:06:52 PM

Hatfield McCoy, Man WV. We stayed at The Depot in Man. The town and people are ATV friendly road riding is legal as long as you obey the laws. You can ride to gas, food etc. Rode the Rockhouse and Bear Wallow trails. The trails are challenging. Best bet is to stay off the black trails. Green and Blue will do just fine. Lots of rocky trails, tight switchbacks. Would not recommend ridng any ATV smaller than 200cc. I crashed there too, but it was my fault. I didn't see an erosion break they graded across the trail on a downhill until it was too late. 30 mph endo's are not fun. Ouch!!!! I still plan to make it an annual trip. Plan to ride ate least 4 or 5 days. You can trailer to different trailheads and also Bracket Drag racing and Hillclimb competition open to everyone on Sat. night at Xtreme Rolling Thunder park in Logan. There are all types of lodging...motels to campgrounds

www.trailsheaven.com

dj_pizzim · February 02, 2006, 03:02:42 PM

i went to coal creak but never really road it didnt seam like a fun place for sport quads but then again i didnt ride there all i saw were utes covered in mud

BCConviber · February 02, 2006, 06:10:34 PM

Coolest place I've ridden was in Cabo San Lucas, MX. There's some huge dunes right on the southern tip of the Baja pennisula where you can ride the dunes along side the ocean, or shoot off to the inside and rip through the desert trails. There are several outfits that rent quads and take "tours" out there. Their idea of a tour rocks! Your "tour" guide takes you out there, parks in the shade and tells you what time to be back. And of course, he offers to ride over to the market to pick you up cerveza's and bring them back to you. Good fun...

eiger_man · February 02, 2006, 09:18:12 PM

On my property in Tennessee

florida gator · February 10, 2006, 08:52:39 PM

Favorite would be Wyndrock. We rode with a Scrambler 500 and Honda 400ex. They did fine but would have been better on a ute.

Next favorite would be Tanglewood.

PaulyV500 · February 14, 2006, 12:34:25 AM

Quote from: otto on February 01, 2006, 04:31:48 AM
Does anyone know if Coal Creek/Windrock (Oliver Springs, TN) is suitable for 2WD (i.e. sport) quads?

I would not reccomend a sprt quad at windrock. It is very steep and rocky, with many a creek crossing. Some of the crossings are deepand wide.The trails coming up from the creek and steep and long. you will be happy you show up with a 4x4. Good luck!!!!!

wheelie_boy · February 14, 2006, 01:22:46 PM

Quote from: Bigscrb15 on January 30, 2006, 12:16:29 AM
im with Id@ on this one. Durhamtown.

www.durhamtown.com

That is my favorite riding area of all. ITs awesome