In Southeast Missouri we ride out on the sandbar on the Mississippi River. The river is low enough from the summer through mid January or so. It's mostly sand with some dirt and mud. Lots of woods, hills, dunes, and flats.

 

I checked out Sutton's Bluff this weekend.We didn't take our quads,we just went to find out what permits we needed and look around.We drove alot of the roads.Can anyone tell me anything about the trails?What is the difficulty level and how long are they?Has anyone been there recently?

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see my post on oct 24 for info on Sutton's bluff, will probaly go there this weekend

 

We started to go this weekend but decided the weather was going to be to crappy.

 

We started to go this weekend but decided the weather was going to be to crappy.

 

We started to go this weekend but decided the weather was going to be to crappy.

 

Hey, my name is Darren and I just moved to St. Louis From Salt Lake City, UTAH. I just bought a 2000 QUADMASTER 500 4x4 before I moved here. I want to go riding this weekend REAL bad. My baby only has 78 miles on her. PLEASE EMAIL ME AT QUADMASTER500@AOL.COM or post a reply. Anyone want to go on a group ride? I need some fellow ATVer's to show me the riding areas.

Thanks,
Darrem

 

Are there any maps of Finger Lakes? I was there only once and I was by myself... boring riding by yourself. But I didn't have a clue where all the trails were. I putz around a little and flipped on a dirt bike hill. Tore myself up pretty good. I kept riding around and did end up finding some trails but being new to that area I had no clue where to go. I know there are lots of trails there but I was sore and confused. My girlfriend lives in Columbia. She sort of freaked out when she saw my arms and my back.

 

Go about an hour and a half south to Park Hills. There you will find St. Joe State park.$2 a day for trails and sand flats.

 

Going to Sutton's Bluff this weekend, anybody else?