Just curious with all the different areas that people from the forum are riding in, what does the country you cover look like?

 

trees, rocks, grass and water. even some dirt. lol[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img] just had to say that.
i have way too many pics too post them.

 

Trees, lots of rocks, big waterholes, streams, ponds, some big mudholes, lot's of hills, none too big, a few open stretches but they don't last long... Did I say rocks?

 

Good thread!
You've seen my pics(that's what got ya going about this huh? lol)I thought about starting this type thread myself.
I'll post more soon,that was just a small taste.

 

I should have posted some pictures myself. Here are a couple from areas that I ride in, The first one is up in the area where my cabin is and the second is in the area we go hunting in.
http://i484.photobucket.com/al...idingupatthecabin.jpg

http://i484.photobucket.com/al...EESTER/NorthernBC.jpg

The cabin area is mostly logging area but as you can make out you can gain a lot of altitude in a hurry, The hunting are has a 50 Km ATV trail that runs through the valley bottoms. There is a 400 meter border on each side of the ATV trail, beyond that is no vehicle access for the wildlife and to keep guys from riding into the Alpine areas.
Take care,
Dave

 

WOW thats a beautiful place Grizzly

 

+1...WOW that is Sweeeet.. I've been to a places that beautiful but never had the opportunity to ride them yet. I plan on going to Uwharrie National Forest soon,now I'm going to have to bump that up on my priority list,lol. You are very lucky.

 

The view is from the porch of my cabin. Awesome dry fly fishing in the mid summer and good hunting in the fall. Lots of good logging roads also.
Take care,
Dave

 

This is the humble abode http://i484.photobucket.com/al...ESTER/CabinSetting.jpg It take a fair bit of work to get there so it all starts out here http://i484.photobucket.com/al...Loadingatthebeach.jpg. I live on an Inlet and my cabin is 22 miles up the Inlet then 13 KM by logging road and then a 1/2 mile up the river by tin boat. It's pretty quiet.
Dave

 

The second link didn't work so here it is hopefully. http://i484.photobucket.com/al...Loadingatthebeach.jpg

Dave