Hey everyone, I'm Dave from Sterling. I'm looking for people/places to ride. Preferably within 3-4 hours driving time. I know about Tasker's Gap, Tomahawk, South Peddler, Harrisonburg, all the places listed on the net. Does anyone out there know of decent trails? Please respond. Dave

 

Got a couple near Manassas, shoot me a note at Your_chance@hotmail.com

Peace
Willfulone

 

where at in manassas do you ride? do you know of anywhere in warrenton,fredricksburg or woodbridge area

 

Riding in and around Virginia is an exercise in frustration. The closest place to Sterling (that I know about) is Tasker's Gap in Edinburg. I rode there today on my WR250f, and I would have been better off riding a snowmobile. Sometimes I think about giving up off road riding because of the lack of decent riding areas close by, but I guess ya have to pay to play. It sucks driving 3 hours round trip for a 2 hour ride. If anyone has any other places, please share them with the rest of us. L8R. Dave

 

Guys, see http://forpwc.home.comcast.net for the Family Off Road Riders of Prince William County (FORPWC). This club has land to ride on, for members. Hope this helps.

 

I hear there is 125 miles of trails to ride in Gore, Virginia...which is near Winchester

I have a group I started riding with that take trails starting near Dulles Town center and make it all the way to Arcola and Gilberts Corner.

 

Actually, I'm not sure where I got the 125mile thing...here's the link http://www.nvtr.org/cove/

 

we are planning a trip to the cove in gore,va on monday the 19th... anyone is invited and we are planning on meeting there around 9/930. we plan on riding there all day. its 20 bux to ride all day , and you must bring your own food and drink b/c there is no where to go for lunch near by... any ?'s or interested in going send me an email... p8ntballn2@yahoo.com

 

The Cove has more like 15 – 25 miles of rideable trails (it did a year ago anyway). I was involved with mapping much of the initial riding area but trail making was a work in progress while I was there and it was still going on after I last visited. They certainly don’t have 125 miles but they are probably over 25 by now. Not all trails / roads are open for riding there, but there may be less restriction now because they don’t have the heavy influx of campers during this time of year (they are primarily a huge campground & recreation area). During the camping season they attempt to keep the riding away from the prime camper usage areas. There are trails that continue off of their property but these may not be legal to ride on. There have also been several Hare Scramble events held there and it is a rough course (a lot of rock). So if you like rocky trails, this is an interesting place…

 

I live in manassas and the only place I knew where we could ride was bull run but your not allowed to do that anymore either, where about's do you go ?