Going to get permit to ride at RAC but looking for input. Do you get a permit to place on atv and vehicle that is hauling it? If just hauler how many honestly paying for each person riding on land.

 

It's amazing 131,022 members and not one reply on a simple question.

 

Wish I could give you an answer. Not in that area and don't even know what RAC is.

Sorry.

 

You get a peice of paper you place on your dash board of the vehicle you tow your atv with and place it on your dash if parked on RAC property. Some park off the property at different locations as there is over 255,000 acers there to ride. I think I'm gonna go tomorrow, haen't been there since 09 and I finally have a free weekend to ride. I want to also shoot at the ranges in the woods for a bit. Let me know if you want to hook up there.

 

I'd have posted something yesterday if I had known everyone was waiting on me.

 

Not going to make it this weekend don't have permit. Anyone have location to park where it's safe without permit. I need to take a day off in the week to get permit, seen that they don't do it on weekends.

 

hey, looking for fellow rac riders.

I'm trying to make a database of trails, intresting sites to see, parking spots, etc, etc, etc,.

 

I ride over at Burma Rd at RAC. Its the most used spot and great for beginners. It has everything: trails, mud, hill climbs, jumps etc.

Just go online and get a permit at the RAC website. Ive never been checked on the weekends only when I ride during the week. Be careful when riding without a permit as RAC has an incentive for riders to report riders without permits. The prize - a full year pass for free!

 

Darkwater rd which on the other side of St. Clair is active during the week but rideable during the weekend.

Easiest thing to do is GoogleEarth St. Clair, PA then zoom out a little and look for the coal mines they are big grey areas around St. Clair. Most of them are rideable.

 

ive parked at burma road, east darkwater (wade road), and went once to trevorton...-

i have about 600 miles of recorded trails on a gps file.

do you gps your trips?

i'm looking for new parts to explore-