Does anyone ride at milford lake? I am planning a trip for the first of sept. I am stationed in missouri but im from kansas and have rode several times at milford but its only been me and a couple buddies. We are looking to get a group together and go. Also i was wondering if yall have any other places to ride in kansas around the salina junction city area

 

I have been riding for a few years now, and i looking to meet new people who love to ride as much as i do. i am just trying to meet new people. i have only lived in Topeka for a year now. If anyone is interested let me know. i don't really care for Perry that much and Oakland trails are crappy, since i shattered my wrist in two places there.

 

I live in Lenexa (1 hour east of topeka) and me and a buddy ride every other weekend (both married with kids). We always ride in Missouri (Deepwater 1 HR South of KC, Finger Lakes 2 hrs East of KC, & Lake of the Ozarks 2 1/2 hrs South of KC). We just went to St. Joe State Park last weekend and it was awseome (800 acres of sand & 1200 acres of BIG hills and a little mud, when you get hot you ride your bike to the beach and jump in. They had really nice camp sites and everythings pretty inexpensive.

We ride big bore utilities, but we ride um like they're sport bikes. You are more than welcome to ride with us anytime.

Every place you can ride in Kansas is less than 300 acres of dry semi flat land and in Missouri everywhere we ride is at least 1000+ acres of all different kinds of terrain and skill levels.

 

Does Deepwater have good trails?

 

Deepwater is our favorite place to ride, but thats because of all the mud. There are some awesome trails and a pretty nice drag racing track for sport bikes. There are about 200-300 quads down there every weekend and you hardley ever run into anyone on the trails (pretty big place).

 

a group of us are going to st. joe state park this weekend. heard it would be a blast so i figured we would should go. just wondering if anyone else has been there and can tell me how fun it is.

 

just went the weekend before last it was pretty awsome. I imagine it would have been alot funner on a sport quad, their is some really big hills to climb, alot of sand, and when you get hot and you will get hot you can ride your quad to the beach and jump in the water (dont bring any alcohol to the beach, ok in the camping area though). You can buy a flag (required) at the entrance pretty cheap.

 

were is st. joe state park. what state and how do you get there. and does it cost