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I want to ride there!! AWESOME picture Hawk!!!!

 

Here's a few more pics from this weekends ride, couldn't post them yesterday....internet was acting up.

This was the end of the trail, it used to go back almost another mile but the rains have taken a hard toll on it over the years. My brother in law and I haven't riden this canyon for over 2 years. The trail is impassable about 50 yards up that hill.

 

Thanks Moose! It really is a beautiful place, The Seboyeta land grant is somewhere around 86,000 acres of mostly high mesas,deep canyons and a little bit of desert flatland. There's enough trails to keep you happy for a while. They will probably see some snow in a few weeks, kind of running behind this year


Thanks Specta!! Got the idea for that one from another Trail Documentarian...Don't think I need to mention any names??!!!!!!!
It's allot of fun and a real treat to be able to spend the weekend there and get away from the same olé trails for a bit......Still hoping the get out your way sometime next year. I wanna see how my little Hawk does on the Paiute!

 

Thanks Hawk - GREAT pictures. I enjoy them a lot and thanks for sharing them with US!!

 

Nice pics. I really like your Hawkeye if it was a 400 I would offer a trade of my 2010 Polaris Sportsman 500 H.O lol no joke. I always wanted a Hawkeye.

 

Very breath taking. I love the Mid West, and back East Northern Mountain terrains. The only thing is it just a little too cold for me. good times!

 

Lol...I hear ya about the cold. I'm not one for popsicle riding. The last few times I've gotten to ride there the temp was mild, perfect for riding.

 

Did a ride last year when it was 18 and snowing like crazy. Son nearly froze and my thumb felt like it was going to drop off. Still had fun other than when my GMC blew the rear brake lines....