Tates Hell Review

Started by CEC, November 04, 2007, 06:06:44 PM

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CEC

I Just Returned From Tate's Hell. It Is A Long Drive From Pinellas However For The Riding Options That We Have In FLA , I Think It Was Worth It And I Will Return There. It Has No Tight Trails Through The Woods, It Is Lime Rock Forest Roads And Truck And Jeep Trails. No Elevation Changes Or Jumps. Not A Lot Of Challenges. I Had My 7 Year Old, He Had A Lot Of Fun And Another Rider That Is A Inexperienced Rider So The Lack Of Challenges Made For A Relaxing 4 Days Of Riding. There Is A lot Of Area To Ride, 2 Nice Primitive Camps. Got To View A Lot Of Wild Life. Reminds Me Of Ocala 15 Years Ago
2001 EZ GO LIFTED 5 INCHES ON 22'S
04 400 EX
04 400 EX
05 Terminator 50
06 Polaris Pred. 90
99 Kaw. KX 100

qt314nfla

Thanks for the feedback.  Have you been to the motoplex yet?  It'd be interesting to hear your comparison of the two areas.  The next group ride will be Nov 30th.

CEC

Have Not Done Motoplex Yet. I Hope To. If I Can Get Info I Will Do Osceola Nat Forest Next.
2001 EZ GO LIFTED 5 INCHES ON 22'S
04 400 EX
04 400 EX
05 Terminator 50
06 Polaris Pred. 90
99 Kaw. KX 100

qt314nfla

cool.  it'd be interesting to have the option of someone who's rode all 3.  i haven't been to the other 2 but i'm quite partial to the plex.  knowing that paul takes all our advice and makes changes to have an area for all riders and all different styles.

CEC

Here's A Review I Did From Nov 07
2001 EZ GO LIFTED 5 INCHES ON 22'S
04 400 EX
04 400 EX
05 Terminator 50
06 Polaris Pred. 90
99 Kaw. KX 100

HOGWILD


mrbones

This is from the Where to Ride page.

http://www.atvflorida.com/where.php

TATES HELL STATE FOREST
Carrabelle, FL

This trail system provides an opportunity to ride ATVs on more than 150 miles of designated trails on existing forest roads. While riding on the trails, forest users can expect to see various ecosystems including swamps, black water rivers and pine Flatwoods. You must have a title and brief vehicle inspection, and there is also a sound-level limit of 96dB, and a USDA Forest Service recognized spark arrester are required to purchase the use permit.  Contact the Division of Forestry's Carrabelle office for information at (850) 697-3734 or online at www.fl-dof.com/forest_recreation/ohv_index.html.

Directions: Head north on the I-75, and take the US-27 N exit toward Williston/Tallahassee. Turn left onto US-27 N/FL-500 N. Continue to follow FL-500 N. Turn right onto US-27 ALT N/N MAIN ST/US-19 N/US-98 N. Continue to follow US-27 ALT N/US-19 N/US-98. Turn left onto W. Hampton Springs AVE/FL-30. Continue to follow FL-30. Turn slight left onto US-319/US-98/FL-3. Turn right onto N Meridian ST/Tallahassee ST/CR-67. Turn right onto A AVE NE.
Riding Old Reliable --> The Honda Recon

susieblazer

sounds good, we may spend a few days there 1st week in July....hopefully GSP Kurt and stitch can come too....already have our stickers anyways..........
2000 Polaris 325 Trail Boss  Red/White/Blue
2005 Polaris 250 Trail Blazer  50 Year Edition Orange
2005 Suzuki LTZ400   White/Blue
Railbuggy Type 4 (4 seater)  Light Burgandy

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