<< never heard of it,what and where is it. >>

It is in southern Indiana about 5 miles north of I 64 on Indiana 61and turn on county road 1200s.Great riding.

 

How big is this place - acerage wise? Wondering if it is worth the travel. What all do they have to offer - trails, tracks, jumps, hills?

 

<< Any of you guys ever go to Spurgen?It is great and free all you need are your registration numbers. >>



What do you mean by registration numbers? As in licensing?

 

I went to haspen on june 4th and it was rough as heck he needs to do alot of work on it.the mx track is messed up has a big rut across it before one turn.i guess it is do to all the rain we had and he hasn't did anything to fix it.but let me know i live about 45 minutes away from haspen.

 

<< How big is this place - acerage wise? Wondering if it is worth the travel. What all do they have to offer - trails, tracks, jumps, hills? >>

Over 5000 acers and it ranges from easy trails and roads to extremmmm trails and hills.But you will need your Indiana off road numbers.You can get a form at a dealer of from a DNR officer.

 

bansheewarrior - My brother isn't going after all, gotta work. My buddy Tim from Illinois is coming, bringing 3 other guys with him. They're all on utility quads, they'll split up for half the day to hit the skull/crossbones trail, while we hit 5-man.

Spurgen?? State registration?? DNR knows nothing of this place - 5,000 acres sounds sweet, but must be private land if DNR knows nothing of it - why would #'s be needed?? Need more info -won't go all the way only to find out I'm trespassing or something, but I'd love to have 5,000 acres to ride on!

 

Who owns or runs the place?

 

Hey Rob660,

Is just the track at Haspen all torn up or is the entire place a mess? I may go there on Saturday or to the Badlands. I am still waiting on one guy to see if he can go or not.

 

yeah what's up with the numbers to ride there ftwflh?It can't be state land and I've lived and rode around here my whole life and I've never heard of this place.I'm not douting you but no one around here has ever heard of it.Can you give us more info.like who to call,hours it's open you know the whole scoop!

 

Part of the ground is owned by the state and the other is owned by a coal company.You dont have to have numbers to be on the coal land but you do on the state side.But for $6 for 3 years it beats a $75 ticket.It is 5 miles north of Lynnville.