I keep hearing everybody talk about trails to ride. It must be nice to have trails so close to home to ride. I have to load up my trailer with my 4wheelers and travel at least thirty minutes to ride. We dont have many if any public trails to ride on here in Texas. You have to either have lots of land or know somebody who does. I load up the family and the 4wheelers and head to my Deer Lease and make a weekend out of it now that Season is over, but there again, that is a 2 1/2 hour drive. I'm jeleous of ya'll.

 

I am from way up north, WI. I have to drive about 2 hours to get any where to ride and the best riding id about 4 hours. So don't feel to bad.

 

Every now and then I'll catch one of the tv shows ATV TV or what ever its called, and see the trails way up there in the mountains they ride. That must be sweet. My wife and I just might have to take a vacation and the 4wheeler up north somewhere just to ride some of those trials.

 

I think I'm pretty fortunate here in Southeastern, MA. Nice trail network of all different varied terrain from sandpits to mudbogs to woods trails to snow riding.........and lots of hills too. I don't have trails right out my back yard but my buddy 12 miles away does. I just store my machine there.

This past October we did a road trip to the tip of NH and rode the mountains right up at the Canadian border........that was great.

 

i feel pretty lucky to have the trail right behind house, there again that is one of the reasons i bought it. trails do seem to get less though because of people and the state trying to shut them down. its thier right to do it though when certain riders hurt there land or dont stay of marked trails. got to preserve the trails we have and repect the owners land and rights to keep the trails opened.

 

the nearest trail from me is 2 and 1/2 hours and anything good is 3 to 6 hours a way. It cost 100 bucks in gas minimum just to go.