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Old Jan 27, 2009 | 08:25 AM
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Well, since there is really no where legal to ride in CT I am planning on going down to Mass and registering my machine down there since they have tons of trails to ride and such. Does anywhere here have any experience with Mass registration and also what it is like over there for riding? Your info would be extremely helpful.

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Old Jan 27, 2009 | 02:11 PM
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I live in mass and ride all over. You could go online and regester because it is pretty easy. Its pretty rocky here but some nice riding. You will probably like it. It is only like $50 to regester.
 
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Old Jan 27, 2009 | 02:24 PM
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Here's some info from Mass. Dept. of Conservation: Western Massachusetts

These four forests are open to ORV use through the partnership of the Berkshire Trails Council and local ORV clubs who help to maintain the trails for all visitors. ORV trails in Western Massachusetts are challenging and only suitable for the intermediate to expert rider. For more detailed information, trail maps and directions go to www.mass.gov/dcr/forparks.htm

Beartown State Forest (Lee, Great Barrington and Monterey) tel. # (413)528-0904
Approximately 25 miles of ORV trails suitable for motorcycles or ATVs.

October Mountain State Forest (Lee, Lenox, Washington and Becket) tel. # (413)243-1778
Approximately 30 miles of ORV trails suitable for motorcycles or ATVs.

Pittsfield State Forest (Pittsfield, Lanesboro and Hancock) tel. # (413)442-8992
Approximately 36 miles of ORV trails suitable for motorcycles or ATVs.

Tolland State Forest (Tolland, Sandisfield and Otis)
tel. # (413)269-6002

Approximately 15 miles of OHV trails best suited to MGL c. 90 registered motorcycles (motorcycles registered and equipped to ride on public roads). Many Tolland trails merge with public ways where ATV use is prohibited. ATV riders will find more suitable trails in Beartown, October Mt. and Pittsfield State Forests.



Southeastern Massachusetts

These two forests are open to ORV use through the partnership of the Pilgrim Sands Trail Riders and King Philip Trail Riders who help to maintain the trails for all visitors. For more detailed information, trail maps and directions go to www.mass.gov/dcr/forparks.htm

Freetown-Fall River State Forest (Freetown and Fall River) tel. # (508)644-5522
Approximately 25 miles of singe track trails for the expert rider. Motorcycles only.

F. Gilbert Hills, Wrentham and Franklin State Forests (Foxboro, Wrentham and Franklin) tel. # (508)543-9084
Approximately 8 miles of single track motorcycle trail in each of the three forests. Best suited to intermediate to expert riders. Motorcycles only.
 
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Old Jan 27, 2009 | 08:43 PM
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Yea..not tons of riding unless you either go illegal or know private places.

Then come spring you have 4 state parks 1 of which 'use is encouraged elsewhere'

Western Mass ATV association has done tons of work at Pittsfield over the last few years and the trails there have improved greatly.
 
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