you probably actually know my dad david neville he rides a 325 magnum(pos) its camo with super swampers and we usually take my little brother and his friends riding on like 5 kawi 230's , and if you want a new place to ride i will show you a couple of nice places in castalia in the out skirts of louisburg , let me know

 

I may have seen ya...not sure. I am friends with the Nelms' . I know you know Travis. But, yeah, would love to check out some new places. Drop me an email so we can get some riding times set up.

chadster@nc.rr.com

 

Has anyone heard anything elks about a place to ride in kinston nc ?

 

could someone tell me how the ride is in bucklesberry ? an also the directions to there.

 

Here's a link from some fellow riders taken at B-berry.

Buckleberry ------previously posted


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YEAH THERE IS NO POINT IN GOING TO BUCKLEBERRYS UNLESS YOU LIKE MUD AND LOTS OF IT, IT HAS A DRAG AND SOME JUMPS BUT MORE MUD THAN ANYTHING, NC660 I WILL EMAIL YOU AND DECIDE ON WHATS WHEN OR WHERE YOU WANNA RIDE

 

Sounds good Red. I think we're gonna go back to that place between Havelock and Morehead this weekend. It has tons of sand!

 

nc660mudder where is that place at down around havelock?

 

Take Hwy 70 East to Morehead City. Right before you get into the city limits, you will make a right...i believe that is HWY 24 towards Cape Carteret. Follow that road about 6-7 miles and you will see a BP gas station on your right. Make that right on 9 mile road. Go about 3/4 mile and you will see a subdivision sign on right. Just a tad before sign, you will see a place where all the other atvr's park. Trails are on left side of road. STAY OFF THE POWERLINES ON THE RIGHT SIDE!! $120 ticket if the "man" is having a bad day. 90% of the trails on the left are open.....they post signs on the ones that are closed. No permit required to ride, but a helmet is advised due to random law enforcement traffic.


Another route is take 70E into Havelock. Once in Havelock, you will see a KFC and a Burger King. Make a right turn between them. Follow that road about 3/4 mile and you wil see a RR crossing. Make a left at crossing. (lake road..well, at least some of it.) Appx 8 miles down, you will see that neighborhood entrance sign followed by the place to park on the left. Trails will be on right.


Just a warning though...the main trail that splits the forest it nothing but whoops! although I had a blast on em lol
Its a great place for a race quad but we still had plenty of fun on the 4x4's.

 

nc660mudder thanks alot for the info i no exactly where you are talking about.if possible i going to try an make it down there sat an see if this cat can handle that sand ive had it about two mths an im also new to the riding, who noes maybe ill see you down there on your cherokee an that grizz thanks again man