trying to find new places in the south to ride i have to tennessee at coal creek orv trails i live about an hour from huntsville alabama! if anybody know of any places here to ride let me know

 

Hondaperson;
There is a large area here in North Alabama that I ride when deer-hunting season is over. It is the area east of New Market, AL and west of Princeton. There are many, many trails in there, but it is all private land and leased to hunters. I've ridden nearly every bit of it in mid-week when hunting season is over. It is usually totally deserted. The State owns some of it, but most of it is privately owned. A 4WD is definitely needed in that "mountainous" area. Access is becoming more and more limited by landowners owning land adjacent to the area, but it is still accessible from Hurricane Creek Road. I've got all the trails entered into my Lowrance GPS, so I really can't get lost in it any more. On weekends, the younger set likes to do "mudding" and MX style riding, so I don't ride then. (Its great being retired!) It is quite a ways from Crossville, so I'm not sure you want to travel that far.

 

do you know how to go to westpoint tennessee i have heard it is a good place to ride? i know of a place at guntersviile to ride

 

I've been to Westpoint, TN, several times with a friend. I don't like it as well as northern AL because it is farther away and doesn't offer much more appealing terrain, although lots of younger riders like it. I saw many Honda 400EX's there one weekend. Just not my cup of tea.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

have you ever been to a place called calahand caves near guntersville and people also call it will mays bluff it is state park land the rangers let you ride there long as you don't have a fire arm on you it has alot of creeks and swamps to ride it is a good place to go for a weekend

 

There is a place in Huntsville called Collonial Hills. I can give you directions if I know which direction you will be coming from.

 

i am honda person i lost my password and had to make another name up i would like to get directions on how to go to that place in huntsville to ride thanks

 

and i will be coming from boaz alabama on 341 north

 

There is a place just north of Waterloo,AL in Tennesse. Not much mud but lots of creek crossings and can ride up/down creek for a long ways. (<U>creek is gravel/solid rock bottoms no mud</U>) Water falls. And trails through clear cut hills and power line right-of-ways. Lots of people ride there in summer. But there is always talk of closeing it. Been going up there since 1999. Plan on going again as soon as it gets warmer or after turkey season is over ( the whole month of April)