Alabama

Location Name: Atv/dirt bike road way
Type of Riding Place: Trails
Location (closest city): russellville, AL USA
Details: This if a very fun trail.If you love mud come when it
has rained recently.Their are also alot of jumps(for
more experienced riders).I is a strech or dirt about
12 miles long and 40 feet wide.Their are also alot
of trails runing off of it.Theirs even a dirt bike
track!Email me for details.
How to get there:Email me hard to explain
For more Information contact: Don prince - Phone: email me
Submitted by: Don Prince - donbayou220@hotmail.com
Date Submitted: 7/27/1998

Location Name: Chigger Ridge
Type of Riding Place: Trails
Location (closest city): Hanceville, AL usa
Details: 20,000 acres of hills, hollers, powerlines, wooded trails,
hillclimbs and fire roads. Excellent place to ride, but many
areas are to diffucult for small chidren, ladies or the
underpowered crowd. 2-strokes, 4x4 atvs, or big-bores will
have a blast. Don't ride alone here! All of the trails are
natural terrain (read: rocky,rutted, steep and ever-changing!)
no facilities at the trailhead, but you can get gas or food
at exit 299!

How to get there:Take Interstate 65 to exit 299, go Northeast approx 2-3
miles to Johnson Crossing crossroads, turn right. Go approx
2 miles to where the power lines cross the road. Turn left
into parking lot/staging area. This ride spot is in Cullman
County, approx 45 miles north of birmingham, or 45 miles
south of the Decatur/Huntsville area.
For more Information contact: not maintained - Phone: n/a
Submitted by: TIM BOLES - wirmast@bellsouth.net
Date Submitted: 9/23/1997

  Location Name: kentuck orv
Type of Riding Place: Trails
Location (closest city): Oxford, AL USA
Details: We have 4 loops with over 35 miles of trails. The trails are
open year round with best times to ride in the spring and fall

How to get there:The system is locate about 60 miles east of Birmingham and
100 miles west of Atlanta, GA. just Interstate 20.
For more Information contact: John Smith - Phone: 205831-0536 831-1999
Submitted by: John Smith - jrsmith73@juno.com
Date Submitted: 1/7/1997

Alaska

Arizona

Location Name: Arizona
Type of Riding Place: Trails
Location (closest city): All of Arizona, AZ US
Details: http://www.pr.state.az.us/partnerships/ohv/whrtogo.html Check this site out...It's got all the places to ride...
How to get there:http://www.pr.state.az.us/partnerships/ohv/whrtogo.html
For more Information contact: ATV on Line - Phone: Places to Ride
Submitted by: Art - artrose@psn.net
Date Submitted: 11/2/1998

Location Name: Tonto National Forest
Type of Riding Place: Trails
Location (closest city): Apache Jct, AZ US
Details: The Tonto National Forest allows riders anywhere on marked forestry trails. Queens Valley area has a few roads that will take you deep into the Superstition Mountains at elevations from 1200' to 5500'. On the South side of the road to Globe is a few roads that run to the Gila River and to the Coke Ovens "Ore Processing ruins" and several old mines with a few rock home ruins and old abandoned ranches. This trip will take you through a 10 mile Box canyon with 200'-300' vertical walls in places and see allot of saguarro "Check Spelling" cactus. These trips rated on a difficulty scale 1-10 are about a 1 to 3 in places.

How to get there:There is a few good places about 23 miles east Apache Jct twards Globe Az, just past the Florence Jct Turn off. "Queens Valley" on the North and on the South side of the Hywy exists a nice place ride that is some times used by the National Guard for war games..."Dates of use by the Gaurd are Posted at all of the entrance gates".
For more Information contact: Mesa Ranger District - Phone: Phoenix on McDowell Rd
Submitted by: Art DuBois - artrose@psn.net
Date Submitted: 11/2/1998

Location Name: Tonto National Forest
Type of Riding Place: Trails
Location (closest city): Mesa, AZ US
Details: The Tonto National Forest allows riders anywhere on marked forestry trails. Sycamore Creek & Four Peaks Mountains are my favorite. Four Peaks has a 40 mile round trip from bottom to top, with early 1900's abandoned ranch houses and windmills scattered around the area.
How to get there:Approx 19 miles NE of Mesa. Both Riding area's are at the same turn off N. and S. sides of the Road on your way to Payson. Hywy 87
For more Information contact: Mesa Ranger District - Phone: Phoenix on McDowell Rd
Submitted by: Art DuBois - artrose@psn.net
Date Submitted: 11/2/1998

Location Name: Hot wells
Type of Riding Place: Dunes
Location (closest city): willcox, AZ usa
Details: dunes,20-30 arcers,mid-summer almost fall
How to get there:go on I-10 turn in at bowie 4 exit on the left
For more Information contact: n/a - Phone: n/a
Submitted by: Cole - smith
Date Submitted: 10/20/1998

Location Name: Hot Well dunes
Type of Riding Place: Dunes
Location (closest city): willcox, AZ USA
Details: Dunes,20 arcers,summer
How to get there:go on I-10 intill you reach bouie turn left at the exit after the tpe bar
For more Information contact: n/a - Phone: n/a
Submitted by: Cole - Jones
Date Submitted: 10/20/1998

Arkansas

Location Name: City Lake Trails and Lake Wedington Trails
Type of Riding Place: Trails
Location (closest city): SILOAM SPRINGS and GENTRY, AR USA
Details: CITY LAKE TRAILS: Heavily wooded trails, a small creek about three miles long with trails looping and twisting around. The trail system is a mediokre type trail. Ruts and many fallen trees accomadate the trails. Usually muddy after rains, you will usually see other ATV'ers and off-roadersin all the four seasons. The creek runs into the lake, it is a fairly small lake. You can fish and hunt there if you feel like, it isn't in a natioal forest and none of the fish and game commision rangers go out there. Adults will find the trails pretty easy, kids will have plenty of fun zooming down the narrow trails. All in all it's a fun place.

LAKE WEDINGTON TRAILS: These are the most difficult trails I've ridden in my life. You are in the Ozark National Forest
surrounded by wildlife and plenty of wooded areas. The system is very challenging. There is about 450 acres of riding space so if you get lost well you're screwed. Dress well for the occasion because you will probably get thrown off your machine. You must cross the Illinois River to get to the other side. It takes almost a whole day to get through so start early. Take a few buddies with you jsut incase you get stuck. The first time I rode the trail there I took a 2-wheel drive Banshee. Definitly take a 4-wheel drive ATV or a 2-wheel drive with a winch. Have fun. You can contact me or my friend.

LANDON BAGBY
1209 HUMMINGBIRD LANE
SILOAM SPRINGS, AR. 72761 (501)524-8207

JARED FARMER
21923 DAVIDSON ROAD
SILOAM SPRINGS, AR. 72761 (501)524-8207

How to get there:CITY LAKE-you can get there by going through Siloam Springs, get on Hico Street, go north, go straight through downtown and you will be going by a gas station and a school once through downtown,get on Dawn Hill Road keep going north , follow the road until you see the lake.

WEDINGTON-go thru Siloam or fayetteville on Hi-Way 16 you will see signs saying your entering the Ozark national Forest, stay on 16 until you see signs saying Lake Wedington ahead so many miles. If coming from Siloam the lake will be on your right,trails on your left. If coming from Fayetteville the lake will be on your left , trails on your right. The starting point on the trail is a parking lot with alot of telephone poles at the beginning point of the trail.

For more Information contact: Arkansas Forestry Service or Fish and Game Commission - Phone: the local visitors info center
Submitted by: Landon Bagby - teenrage13@aol.com
Date Submitted: 11/1/1998

Location Name: Lake Greeson Trails
Type of Riding Place: Trails
Location (closest city): Kirby, AR USA
Details: There are approximately 30-35 miles of looping trails that
mostly follow the shoreline of the lake. The terrain is mostly
wooded and some areas have deep ravines and steep drops crossing
streams at the bottoms. The ride area is located within the
Kirby State Park in Kirby, AR. Restrictions and a map of the trails
can be obtained by contacting the State Park in Kirby. More info.

on these trails is located at atv.com.
How to get there:Located off AR state HWY 8 in Kirby, AR. These trails are
not too far southeast of the Wolf Pen Gap trails-Why not
try them both out while you're in the area!
For more Information contact: Kirby State Park - Phone: N/A
Submitted by: Cliff Masters - 971masterwc@alpha.NLU.edu
Date Submitted: 10/29/1997

Location Name: Wolf Pen Gap
Type of Riding Place: Trails
Location (closest city): Mena, AR USA
Details: There are over 40 miles of trails through the beautiful Quachita Mountains with scenic mountain top views and crystal clear rock bottom creeks. The trails are designated with signs stating beginners, intermediate, or experienced riders. At the park heads are Quachita National Forest provided maps of the riding area. Anytime of the year is excellent for riding atv's. Some trails are wide enough for jeeps/trucks. Camping is allowed anywhere but at the trail heads. There are many beautiful camp sites in the mountain valley creeks.

How to get there:Take Hwy 8 to Mena, turn south on Hwy 375. Go approximately 10 miles to the trail head on the left side of the road. There are more than one trail head, but this is probably the easiest one to get to if you're not familiar with the area.
For more Information contact: Quachita National Forest Ranger Station - Phone: N/A
Submitted by: Ted & Tommie Vidrine - 104337.415@compuserve.com
Date Submitted: 10/26/1997

Location Name: Wolf Pen Gap
Type of Riding Place: Trails
Location (closest city): Mena, AR USA
Details: There are over 40 miles of trails through the beautiful Quachita Mountains with scenic mountain top views and crystal clear rock bottom creeks. The trails are designated with signs stating beginners, intermediate, or experienced riders. At the park heads are Quachita National Forest provided maps of the riding area. Anytime of the year is excellent for riding atv's. Some trails are wide enough for jeeps/trucks. Camping is allowed anywhere but at the trail heads. There are many beautiful camp sites in the mountain valley creeks.

How to get there:Take Hwy 8 to Mena, turn south on Hwy 375. Go approximately 10 miles to the trail head on the left side of the road. There are more than one trail head, but this is probably the easiest one to get to if you're not familiar with the area.
For more Information contact: Quachita National Forest Ranger Station - Phone: N/A
Submitted by: Ted & Tommie Vidrine - 104337.415@compuserve.com
Date Submitted: 10/26/1997

Location Name: Moccasin Gap Trails
Type of Riding Place: Trails
Location (closest city): Russellville, AR USA
Details: Ride through the mountains on 25 to 30 miles of trails. They feature some of the beautiful scenery that Arkansas has to offer. The trails are available to ATV'S, Bikes, and Horses. The best time of the year to visit would be in the spring when the dogwoods bloom and the waterfalls have plenty of water flowing over them.

How to get there:Russellville is located on I-40 75 miles west of Litte Rock. From Russellville take scenic Hwy. 7 north about 23 miles and the entrance to the trails will be on the left.
For more Information contact: Ozark National Forest Service - Phone: 501-968-2354
Submitted by: Mark jackson - jacksonj@tyson.com
Date Submitted: 9/13/1997

California

Location Name: clear creek water trails
Type of Riding Place: Trails
Location (closest city): Redding, CA USA
Details: I think this is one of my favorite sites to ride there is a lot of room . and there is hardly any houses around so you can get wild. I think the best time to ride is in the winter because when it snows you just go every where. there is pretty good ramps around there.

How to get there:Goto win river casnio and take a right at the inter section keep on the main rode untill you reach HAPPY VALLEY ELEMENTRY. TAKE A RIGHT THER AND STAY ON THE MAIN RODE UNTILL YOU REACH THE WATER COMPANY TAKE THE DIRT RODE TO THE RIGHT OF IT. HAVE FUN!!!!!!
For more Information contact: ------------------------ - Phone: 555-555-5555
Submitted by: nathan - talken
Date Submitted: 11/2/1998

Location Name: Shasta offroad park
Type of Riding Place: Trails
Location (closest city): City of Shasta, CA USA
Details: Visit shasta in the winter. The staging area is at the base of Shasta Dam just north of Redding Ca. You cant cary enough fuel to see the whole area. Campsites next to staging area. Green sticker and approved spark arrestor required. Fire roads and trails. No crouds.

How to get there:North on I-5 past Redding. Take Shasta Dam off ramp. Follow signs to Shasta Dam. Drive accross Dam and follow road down hill to staging area.
For more Information contact: Forest Service - Phone: (530) 555-1212
Submitted by: Curtis Ecklund - CORPORATESPY@JUNO.COM
Date Submitted: 8/5/1998

Location Name: GLAMIS
Type of Riding Place: Dunes
Location (closest city): Brawly, CA usa
Details: Large Area. Olds during the day and Compitition hill at night
is like no other place in the Solar System. Hang out at the
Glamis Beach store, go to the city and check out the sights.
Sand drags down by the Ranger station are incredible. Remember
to bring out what you took in. The Weazel Boyz. Wash 1.
How to get there:Go East on I-8 to State Rte 111 92.7
Go North on State Rte 111 to State Rt. 80 1.2
Go East on State Rt. 80 to State Rte 115 6.2
Go North on State Rte 115 to State Rte 78 12.3
Go Northeast on State Rte 78
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For more Information contact: me - Phone: e-mail
Submitted by: Honey B - lma@isat.com
Date Submitted: 7/24/1998

Location Name: GLAMIS
Type of Riding Place: Dunes
Location (closest city): Brawly, CA usa
Details: Large Area. Olds during the day and Compitition hill at night
is like no other place in the Solar System. Hang out at the
Glamis Beach store, go to the city and check out the sights.
Sand drags down by the Ranger station are incredible. Remember
to bring out what you took in. The Weazel Boyz. Wash 1.
How to get there:Go East on I-8 to State Rte 111 92.7
Go North on State Rte 111 to State Rt. 80 1.2
Go East on State Rt. 80 to State Rte 115 6.2
Go North on State Rte 115 to State Rte 78 12.3
Go Northeast on State Rte 78
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For more Information contact: me - Phone: e-mail
Submitted by: Honey B - lma@isat.com
Date Submitted: 7/24/1998

Location Name: Porterville OHV Park
Type of Riding Place: Track
Location (closest city): Porterville, CA USA
Details: Porterville ohv park is alive and well. There is currently
a MC, Kids track, and as this is being typed an all new Quad
track. It is open on Saturday's from 8am till late afternoon.
The fee is $5 per rider. It is just west of the airport on
Scranton Ave. S/W of Porterville.
How to get there:From hwy 65 go West on Scranton ave. just past the airport.
From hwy 190 go South on Westwood to Scranton turn right.
For more Information contact: message - Phone: (209)782-4010
Submitted by: Ted Semonious - pyroted@firedept.net
Date Submitted: 5/9/1998

  Location Name: Don Dieterich's Superb California Riding Page.
Type of Riding Place: All Types
Location (closest city): All over California
Details: Check out this page full of ride spots http://www.off-road.com/~calridng/ .
Date Submitted: 9/28/1997

Location Name: Pismo Dunes OHV
Type of Riding Place: Dunes
Location (closest city): Grover City, CA USA
Details: Approx. 2500 acres of dune running fun. Several small hill climbs (nothing like Glamis), Comp Hill is the most popular. Can be busy on holiday weekends. Best time to go is in the Fall. Summer brings fog and usually afternoon wind but is is rideable, (and fun) all year around.

Camping is available on the beach. You must have a vehicle that is capable of driving on sand in order to make it to the ride spot. And beware of one creek crossing. It can be treacherous during the rainy months and during high tide. There have been many a swamped vehicle with high tow out costs in this area. Even so, most duners bring their motor homes and trialers onto the beach. If you are unsure of how your vehicle will do, you can prepay one of the tow companies to take you in and back out. It is much cheaper than calling them after you get stuck. $7/night camping fee. Reservations can be made through MISTIX (800)444-7275 but are almost never necessary. Quad rentals are available through BJ Rentals (805) 481 5411.

See Thanksgiving at Pismo for a past trip report.
How to get there:Located south of San Luis Obispo off of highway 101. Take the Grand Ave. Exit. and head west. Go about 10 blocks. Turn Left right after the train tracks onto highway 1. Turn Right on Pier Ave. This will lead you right to the park entrance.
For more Information contact: Pismo Dunes State Vehicular Recreation Area - Phone: (805)473-7230
Submitted by: Colin Bylund - cbylund@off-road.com
Date Submitted: 12/27/1996

Location Name: Black Springs Area - Stanislaus National Forest
Type of Riding Place: Trails
Location (closest city): N/A
Details: Uncrowded off-roading through pine and fir studed forests at 4,000-6,500ft. elevation. Area scenery ranges from high mountain vistas, to steep canyons w/ river crossings to beautiful meadows. Trails range from level semi-maintained dirt/gravel logging roads with 60mph sweeping turns to very difficult hill climbs with helmet sized and larger rocks and boulders strewn throughout. Area is VERY large with hundreds of miles of criss-crossing trails and fire roads and is easy to loose your bearings, even with a map. You can camp/ride all weekend and never see another soul. Un-improved camping is permitted any where you find a spot, although a fire permit is required and I urge you to leave the area as you found it. Please Tread Lightly. No fees are required.

All offroad California Green Sticker vehicles are permitted, including winter un-groomed snowmobiling, providing they are equipped with a U.S. Forest Service approved spark arrestor/silencer. Nearest gas and supplies are in Dorrington, approx.15 to 25 minutes away (depending on how far in to the forest you go)
How to get there: From Stockton take Hwy. 4 east through Angels Camp and Calavaras Big Trees. Everything north of the hwy between Dorrington and Lake Alpine Is legal Riding and Camping.
For more Information contact: N/A- Phone: N/A
Submitted by: Joseph Almond (DuneAddict@aol.com)
Date Submitted: 12/21/96

Location Name: Ione/Muddox Quarry - Amador County
Type of Riding Place: Trails
Location (closest city): N/A
Details: Approx 2,500 acres of rolling Sierra Nevada foothills with lower elevation sagebrush type landscape. The area is a mined out clay quarry. Numerous dirt roads and trails with small hillclimbs, jumps, and creek crossings ranging from beginning to medium skill levels.

A great place to go ride on a weekend afternoon if you don't live more than 50 or so miles away. Camping is not permitted, though public campgrounds are located nearby at Lake Camanche, Lake Amador, or Lake Pardee. No Fees, however the land is owned by the Muddox Corporation which allows public, at-your-own-risk riding providing people don't dump their trash everywhere and act responsibly. In the 5 years I've been riding there, there has never been a problem. Gas and services in nearby Ione or Jackson.
How to get there: From Stockton, take Hwy 88 east toward Lake Tahoe. Approx 1 mile past the Ione turn-off, turn left at the blinking yellow light. (the only one around for miles) You can park anywhere around the area where the rail road tracks cross the road.
For more Information contact: N/A- Phone: N/A
Submitted by: Joseph Almond (DuneAddict@aol.com)
Date Submitted: 12/21/96

Colorado

Location Name: Toylor Park
Type of Riding Place: Trails
Location (closest city): Buena Vista, CO USA
Details: High mountain/forest with lots of water crossings. Skill level is intermeadiate to expert. Trail network is over 100 miles of single track with lots of water crossings and rocks. Good camping at Italian creek campground. Late sprint to early fall.
How to get there:HY 285 west through South Park CO. Turn right at the intersection of HY 50 and HY 285. Go one mile into Buena Vista, turn left at stop light. (road leading to cottonwood pass) Go over Cottonwood pass, at the base of the west side is Taylor Park store, go right around lake to Italin creek C.G. or left to Tin Cup. Trail heads both directions.
For more Information contact: Gunnison Rec. - Phone: 970-6410088
Submitted by: Tim Brink - tim.brink@den.galileo.com
Date Submitted: 9/14/1998

Location Name: Walden dunes
Type of Riding Place: Dunes
Location (closest city): Walden, CO USA
Details: Open sand dunes, hills, riverbeds & trails. Great riding area for
all levels. Best time to ride: Memorial Day thru late fall. Still
snow in some areas during April.
How to get there:From Denver: I70 (US 40) northwest about 67 miles, turn right
on HWY 125 heading northwest about 51 miles into the town of Walden.
Continue on HWY 125 northwest out of Walden about 20 miles to
county road 6, turn right and go about 10 miles (follow signs to sand dunes).
For more Information contact: Tony Perez - Phone: 303 (636)636-6323
Submitted by: Tony Perez - perez_tony@msmgate.mrg.uswest.com
Date Submitted: 4/7/1998

Location Name: Deer Trail
Type of Riding Place: Trails
Location (closest city): Keystone, CO USA
Details: WARNING: Some parts of this loop
system have 40% grades! Experienced riders only and with
GOOD brakes!
How to get there:Trailhead: Loveland Pass Exit off of I-70, head towards
Keystone Ski Resort Area. From the resort, follow the signs
to Montezuma. (About 6 miles). Past Montezuma the road is
gravel, and you need to watch for a large parking area on the
right. This is the start of the network of trails comprising the
Deer Trail System.
For more Information contact: Tony Perez - Phone: (303)636-6323
Submitted by: Tony Perez - perez_tony@msmgate.mrg.uswest.com
Date Submitted: 3/20/1998

Location Name: Deer Trail
Type of Riding Place: Trails
Location (closest city): Keystone, CO USA
Details: WARNING: Some parts of this loop
system have 40% grades! Experienced riders only and with
GOOD brakes!
How to get there:Trailhead: Loveland Pass Exit off of I-70, head towards
Keystone Ski Resort Area. From the resort, follow the signs
to Montezuma. (About 6 miles). Past Montezuma the road is
gravel, and you need to watch for a large parking area on the
right. This is the start of the network of trails comprising the
Deer Trail System.
For more Information contact: Tony Perez - Phone: (303)636-6323
Submitted by: Tony Perez - perez_tony@msmgate.mrg.uswest.com
Date Submitted: 3/20/1998

Location Name: trails
Type of Riding Place: Trails
Location (closest city): Denver, CO usa
Details: Thanks for the information
How to get there:Need more infor on trails available in States.
Thanks Bud Hamilton
For more Information contact: Bud Hamilton - Phone: 719-395-2980
Submitted by: Bud Hamilton - budh@chaffee.net
Date Submitted: 7/31/1997

Location Name: Off trails
Type of Riding Place: Trails
Location (closest city): Denver, CO usa
Details: We are retired and can travel to most places to ATV or 4x4 trails please give us some of your knowledge of trails available to do so on.

Hi Rocky Riders ATV club
Box 4235
Buena Vista, Co.81211
Thanks
Bud Hamilton
budh@Chaffee.net

How to get there:We love to travel and see more country see more trails in Forestry lands Please give us more information of trails & Etc.
Tahks Bud Hamilton
budh@chaffee.net
For more Information contact: Bud Hamilton - Phone: 719-395-2980
Submitted by: Bud Hamilton - budh@chaffee.net
Date Submitted: 7/31/1997

Connecticut

How to get there:From Waterbury, north on route 8 to exit 39 west on route 6 to route 222 north and follow signs to the dam.
For more Information contact: Army Corps of Engineers - Phone: 860-283-5540
Submitted by: DONALD BRAUN - dbraunpe@msn.com
Date Submitted: 7/27/1997

Delaware

For more Information contact: Deleware fish and wild life - Phone: The Phone Book
Submitted by: Bobby King - wiseguy@iss.dccc.edu
Date Submitted: 4/17/1997

District of Columbia

Florida

Location Name: Croom
Type of Riding Place: Trails
Location (closest city): Brooksville, FL USA
Details: Any time cause it is in Florida. There are lots of things to do there. Mud , jumps , trials , And camping
How to get there:I 75 Exit 61
For more Information contact: I don't know - Phone: Sorry
Submitted by: Adam - Physco6936
Date Submitted: 8/20/1998

Location Name: Dixie Hollands Place
Type of Riding Place: Trails
Location (closest city): Gainsville, FL U.S
Details: 500 acres with muddin holes and trails.come when lightly rains and during the summer but watch out for hunters during all seasons.
How to get there:go towards the nuclear power plant past red level to the train tracks.Go down towards power plant and turn left at any dirt road without locked gate. (watch out for nails)
For more Information contact: Marine Patrol - Phone: ( ? )
Submitted by: Robert C. - fleming5@citrus.infi.net
Date Submitted: 12/9/1997

Location Name: Dixie Hollands Place
Type of Riding Place: Trails
Location (closest city): Gainsville, FL U.S
Details: 500 acres with muddin holes and trails.Best time to come is when rains lightly and during the summer but watch out for hunters during all seasons.
How to get there:go towards the nuclear power plant past red level to the train tracks.Go down towards power plant and turn left at any dirt road without locked gate. (watch out for nails)
For more Information contact: Marine Patrol - Phone: ( ? )
Submitted by: Robert C. - fleming5@citrus.infi.net
Date Submitted: 12/9/1997

Location Name: Croom Motorcycle Area
Type of Riding Place: Trails
Location (closest city): Brooksville, FL USA
Details: Croom consists of 2,600 acres of riding area with terrain
ranging from hardwood hammocks and tight scrubs, to numerous
pits left from discontinued mining operations. Croom is
open 365 days per year with very little weather limitations.
Permits are required for each motorcycle or ATV. Fees are
currently $25 per year (July through June) prorated $1 per
month. Overnight camping is also available.

How to get there:From Tampa travel Interstate 275 north approx. 40 miles
until reaching S.R. 50 (exit 61). Turn left (west) onto
S.R. 50 and enter at the entrance to Holiday Inn 200yds on
the right.

From Ocala travel Iterstate 275 south approx. 40 miles until
reaching S.R. 50 (exit61). Turn right (west) onto S.R. 50
and enter at the entrance to Holiday Inn 100yds on the
right.
For more Information contact: Withlacoochee Forestry Center - Phone: (352)754-6777
Submitted by: Chris Eriksen - erikce@ix.netcom.com
Date Submitted: 8/15/1997

Location Name: ocala nat'l forest
Type of Riding Place: Trails
Location (closest city): ocala or Deland, FL usa
Details: 400,000 acres of national forest. Fire access trails,
old rail grades, marshes, sand dunes. good riding all year,
carefull during hunting season and rainy season.
How to get there:enter through Deleon Springs, clermont or ocala. maps avail
at forest stations or book stores.
For more Information contact: forest svc. - Phone: (null)
Submitted by: mike brown - mrbrown@aerotek.com
Date Submitted: 4/15/1997

Georgia

Location Name: Towns Creek
Type of Riding Place: Trails
Location (closest city): Greensboro, GA U.S.A.
Details: Has two loops both aprox. 8 miles. A-loop is tight and for dirtbikes. B-loop is open to all. Booth trails are closed untill March 1,1998 , For maintance But will be worth the wait
How to get there:Take I-20 to Greensboro, GA . Go North on GA15 towards Watkinsville. Turn right on Shilo Church Rd. At end of road you,ll see A dirt road, TAKE IT, follow dirt road, turn left at "T" Go 1 - 2 miles to ORV entrance on left
For more Information contact: Ranger Tookie - Phone: (706) 485-7110
Submitted by: Todd Hall - HALL20@prodigy.net
Date Submitted: 1/18/1998

Location Name: Locust Stake ATV area
Type of Riding Place: Trails
Location (closest city): Cornelia, GA USA
Details: 17 miles of trails for ATVs and Motorcycles
How to get there:GA Higway 365 north about 10 miles north of Cornelia. Turn left on Rock Road. Follow signs
For more Information contact: Chattoga Ranger District US Forest Service - Phone: (706) 754-6221
Submitted by: ERIC WOOD - dttoevw@dot.state.ga.us
Date Submitted: 4/9/1997

  Location Name: Houston Valley ORV Area
Type of Riding Place: Trails
Location (closest city): Naomi, GA N/A
Details: 2600 acres of trails for ATVs & bikes.
How to get there:Take I-75 north to Exit 133, West on GA 136 (11 miles), Right on GA 151 (6 miles)to Nickajack Rd.(2 miles).
Turn right at Capehart Rd and go until road ends (1 mile).
For more Information contact: Armuchee Ranger District - Phone: 706-638-1085
Submitted by: N/A - jjrock@msn.com
Date Submitted: 12/24/1996

Location Name: Davenport ATV Trail
Type of Riding Place: Trails
Location (closest city): Blairsville, GA N/A
Details: 5 miles of trails for bikes, & ATVs only.
How to get there:US 19 north from Blairsville for 2 miles, turn left on GA325 go 8 miles.
Turn right on Forest Service rd 143 and go 1 mile.
For more Information contact: Brasstown Ranger District - Phone: 706-745-6928
Submitted by: N/A - jjrock@msn.com
Date Submitted: 12/24/1996

Location Name: Beasley Knob ORV Area
Type of Riding Place: Trails
Location (closest city): Blairsville, GA N/A
Details: Has 2800 acres of trail for ATV's and Motorcycles.
How to get there:Take US 76 east from Blairsville for 4 miles, turn right on Forest service rd 93, and go 1 mile.
For more Information contact: Brasstown Ranger District - Phone: 706-745-6928
Submitted by: N/A - jjrock@msn.com
Date Submitted: 12/24/1996