Guys here are the pics I took at Holopaw , you know who you are.
Best damn ride since I bought the bike.
http://s32.photobucket.com/albums/d8/DocMurphy1958/Holopaw/ (http://s32.photobucket.com/albums/d8/DocMurphy1958/Holopaw/)
Lot of water out there , looks like everyone had a blast .
That swimming hole is pretty cool too,especially on a hot day.
Thanks for sharing .
thats was fun great pictures cris, it was great meeeting everyone.jason thank you for haveing us come out.
looks like there is still some water out there good pic.hopfulley still some next weekend I'll be out fri. after work
i dont mean 2 sound stupid but where is Holopaw?
north on the turn pike to yeehaa juction then north on 441 about 34 miles then left on the dirt road for about three miles open the gate with your key.your in holopaw fasten your seatbelt your in for the ride of your life
I saw these on HL. Great pics!
Its a private reserve of land that is fenced in and you must be invited there by an owner or be an owner with a key to enter.
To put it simply we rode 32 miles on Saturday and only covered a small portion of the property.
Its a very impressive area to ride.
Wow, I need to ride there! How do you go about getting land/key? I gotta ride there :)
buy land like at riverranch my buddy has property in holopaw and i got riverranch so we both ride both its awesome
so who do i gotta contact 2 try and purchase some land in holopaw? and roughly how much is it?
great pictures! i need to get my bike fixed. :(
Guys you need to be very vigilant, the state is looking to buy this. This is from an e-mail that i received from a friend....
PS the State of Florida has been after this land for years, we were all actually hoping w/the budget cuts this would go away. We didn't see this coming. Apparently this is a company just trying to have this land designated "wet lands", so when they go to do other building w/in "real wet-lands", they can exchange this property w/the State. So if they build on say 1,000 acres of wet lands, they will give the State this 1,400 acres of so called redefined "wet-lands"....
That is ALOT of water. Is most of this area under water like Big Cyprus is or are there a lot of dry trails too?
We are thinking about purchasing a lot, but I prefer trails mostly above water. Should we consider else where?
Also, the message about the State wanting the land. Is there anywhere I can research that? I would hate to purchase a lot and then have the State snatch it away. Would the State have to buy people out or would they just take it? Can we email anyone protesting them taking the land? Thanks, Dawn