Massachusetts trails
#2091
If anyone lives in the MA - RI - CT area and dosn't feel like driving to Pittsfield to use a state trail- I have about 25-30 miles of wide trails around me, feel free to park at my house.
From my back yard I have many miles of wooded trails that lead onto the power line grid and an open pit, then you can ride misc. trails for about 10 miles down the grid, and then it branches off to a dozen wooded atv trails that go on forever. I've lived here for 10 years and never had or seen any problem. Pretty nice trails, and I'm always looking for someone to ride with!
I live in the forest and can fit about 20 vehicles in my drive way-
I'm in Douglas, Ma 01516
Send me an email for my address-
From my back yard I have many miles of wooded trails that lead onto the power line grid and an open pit, then you can ride misc. trails for about 10 miles down the grid, and then it branches off to a dozen wooded atv trails that go on forever. I've lived here for 10 years and never had or seen any problem. Pretty nice trails, and I'm always looking for someone to ride with!
I live in the forest and can fit about 20 vehicles in my drive way-
I'm in Douglas, Ma 01516
Send me an email for my address-
#2092
He has moved to NH now. Sorry to have to let you know. He's a great guy. He rides mostly in NH and Maine now. Not worth getting bagged by the Environmental Police in Mass. in my mind.
#2093
#2094
#2095
The State of Massachusetts just doesn't get it.
They have no problem taxing ATV sales and requiring (by law) to register an ATV.
Part of that registration fee is to go to expansion of trails in the state. However, the amount of miles has consistently decreased over the years.
3, ever so tiny, places to ride legally in the state? I believe one of the locations limits the amount of "daily" permits for trail riding.
ATV and Dirt bike riders are treated as high level criminals.
Shove a needle with heroin in your arm and the state will bend over backwards offering support, treatment, whatever you want. They will foot the bill for you to be in a program and give you drugs like suboxin to give you that heroin type glow to get you through the day.
But, ride an ATV? The state spends millions to capture you, fine you, tow your quad, and charge hefty impound fees.
NH and Maine are becoming more and more ATV friendly. The trail system in both states continues to grow. The trails are well maintained by local clubs. The local communities and local law enforcement welcome out of state riders.
It is amazing to see how well it works in our neighboring states. Just too bad that Massachusetts can't figure this out.
They have no problem taxing ATV sales and requiring (by law) to register an ATV.
Part of that registration fee is to go to expansion of trails in the state. However, the amount of miles has consistently decreased over the years.
3, ever so tiny, places to ride legally in the state? I believe one of the locations limits the amount of "daily" permits for trail riding.
ATV and Dirt bike riders are treated as high level criminals.
Shove a needle with heroin in your arm and the state will bend over backwards offering support, treatment, whatever you want. They will foot the bill for you to be in a program and give you drugs like suboxin to give you that heroin type glow to get you through the day.
But, ride an ATV? The state spends millions to capture you, fine you, tow your quad, and charge hefty impound fees.
NH and Maine are becoming more and more ATV friendly. The trail system in both states continues to grow. The trails are well maintained by local clubs. The local communities and local law enforcement welcome out of state riders.
It is amazing to see how well it works in our neighboring states. Just too bad that Massachusetts can't figure this out.
#2097
I register in ME and NH every year, along with a large number of friends.
Couple trips a year to each state to ride.
We happily spend boatloads of money for lodging and at local merchants.
Register an ATV in Mass? Yeah right! I don't see a benefit to doing such a thing.
With that said, just got back from a ride on my "new to me" quad.
Couple trips a year to each state to ride.
We happily spend boatloads of money for lodging and at local merchants.
Register an ATV in Mass? Yeah right! I don't see a benefit to doing such a thing.
With that said, just got back from a ride on my "new to me" quad.
#2098
#2099
You take your chances riding anywhere other than the 3 small legal locations in Mass.
Massachusetts Environmental Police treat OHV riders worse than drug addicts or thieves.
Who would have ever thought that it would be legal to purchase, grow, and use marijuana but, illegal to ride an OHV?
It is sad but, that is the reality nowadays.
Massachusetts Environmental Police treat OHV riders worse than drug addicts or thieves.
Who would have ever thought that it would be legal to purchase, grow, and use marijuana but, illegal to ride an OHV?
It is sad but, that is the reality nowadays.
#2100
id love to go riding up at your place message me your email so we can set something up