ATV Riding in PA
My brother and his son always goto:efo141 wrote:Anyone have any suggestions on where to ride? Rode the W.V. Hatfield-McCoy trails last year, looking for a new place this year in NY,PA,VT,NH
Rausch Creek Trailriders
Tower City, PA
http://www.tctri.org/
They like it alot.
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Downeast Maine, half of the railway is open and connects to hundreds of miles of trails. Stay in the Machias area and drive right on the trail from the hotel. Town roads in Marshfield and East Machias are open to ATV's. These two towns adjoin Machias. It is mosquito and blackfly season however.
Kevin
Kevin
Thanks for the info. Also came across this map http://www.riderplanet-usa.com/atv/trails/pennsyl ... ia_map.htm for riding.
In the Pittsburgh Post on Sunday:
http://www.minesandmeadows.com/
An Atv park where they have 600 acres and you can even go into the
old limestone underground mines.See the website for an audio
description.
BigBarney
http://www.minesandmeadows.com/
An Atv park where they have 600 acres and you can even go into the
old limestone underground mines.See the website for an audio
description.
BigBarney
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When that music kicked in, I thought I was on a *censored* site....
Looks like 49 states have decent places to ride. Then, you have Masssssss...
Looks like 49 states have decent places to ride. Then, you have Masssssss...
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The Americade is this week!!! An estimated 100,000 bikers show up at Lake George, N.Y. to enjoy the festivities and the good riding around the area. Always fun to go hang out and watch the cops try to shut down the good time Scott
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This was supposed to go on the motorcycle thread. WTF
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I've been to these a few times. Nice and well layed out. Still growing last I was there.cArNaGe wrote:http://www.majestictrails.com/
I've rode here before.
Its in Bradford PA, That's on the other side of the state from MA though.
I take my jeep to Rausch on the OHV side, going there next weekend, never done the ATV side though.
Wellsville OH is just outside of Pittsburgh. That's my local stomping grounds. It's a free for all and a rather wild place if you like that kind of stuff. You need to go with someone that has been there before. Around 1000 acres, covered in trails, all difficulty level, no rules, anything goes, legal or not.
Actually I have about 4 MA state forests all within 25 miles of me. There open to snowmobiles in the winter and atv's and dirt bikes in the summer. But I need a change of scenery.SMITTY wrote:When that music kicked in, I thought I was on a *censored* site....
Looks like 49 states have decent places to ride. Then, you have Masssssss...
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Are you talking about Pittsfield? There's some nice riding out there!efo141 wrote:
Actually I have about 4 MA state forests all within 25 miles of me. There open to snowmobiles in the winter and atv's and dirt bikes in the summer. But I need a change of scenery.