A primitive camp site. This was a beautiful place off the Corn Dance trail about 15 mile in.
Another shot
A lake we found off Concho Billie Trail
A buzzard waiting for his chance.
Look at the water line on the cypress trees. Wet season you might as well use a boat
My wife on the Concho Trail.
This is Mud Lake deep within the preserve. It's about 5 miles west of Concho. So many gators you could walk across on their backs!
The wife at Mud Lake. This is a photographer's dream. All kinds of wildlife around the lake including bear prints
Taking a break on Concho Billie
[smiley=Cool.gif] cool nice pictures. We need to make a primited camping trip out there, some day when we find time.
Grizz
A hunting cabin deep in the Preserve.
We rode over 60 mile this day completing the entire Concho Billie Trail and looping over to Mud Lake. About six miles from the end of Concho, my fuel valve fell off the tank and dumped all my fuel on the engine. We had to tow one bike six miles out through the worst part of the trail. If anyone has completed this loop, you know what the last part is like. Deep water, mud and lots of rocks. It was grueling but we got out ok. No pictures because I was to busy working the bikes out.
good pics
looks good. can you go there any time? Cost?
Riding Big Cypress Preserve is by permit only. Check out their website for details.
its 50 dollars a year permit fee, bikes have to be inspected, titles are also needed to register, you take a small course on a computer to get an operators permit. no riding after 10 pm. no helmets requiered. most and all of the trails are not sport bike friendly, 4x4s a must........
not to be ignorant but where is this?
South Florida, Between Miami and Naples on US 41Tamiami Trail)