Omaha and where you ride!
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06-07-2003, 08:13 AM
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06-08-2003, 01:31 AM
Omaha and where you ride!
A great riding area was purchased a few years ago by a Not-For-Profit organization called the Nebraska Trailriders Association. It is 85 miles or so south of Omaha.
It is a members only club, but we are currently seeking more members. Our goal is 125 members and we currently have around 90.
278 acres of wooded hilly terrain. There are a few hills down there that I'm pretty sure no quads can climb. Many miles of trails. Natural terrain MX track.
We are having a membership drive right now. Lifetime membership has been reduced from $1,300 and it is now $1000 thru July 4th. First year dues are $150. 2004 dues will be set based upon actual expenses divided by number of members - covers taxes, insurance, loan payments, etc, but will more than likely be less than $250.
If you want more info, let me know.
Jim
Summit670@aol.com
It is a members only club, but we are currently seeking more members. Our goal is 125 members and we currently have around 90.
278 acres of wooded hilly terrain. There are a few hills down there that I'm pretty sure no quads can climb. Many miles of trails. Natural terrain MX track.
We are having a membership drive right now. Lifetime membership has been reduced from $1,300 and it is now $1000 thru July 4th. First year dues are $150. 2004 dues will be set based upon actual expenses divided by number of members - covers taxes, insurance, loan payments, etc, but will more than likely be less than $250.
If you want more info, let me know.
Jim
Summit670@aol.com
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I am interested in the riding area south of Omaha you are talking about. Exactly where is it and how does someone get to take a look around before they join? We are seriously looking at joining up at Timber Ridge. It is quite expenisive, but I have ridden snowmobiles all over the US and they have the biggest and longest hills up there next to going an 8 hour drive to the mountains! We are also looking for something where my kids could ride in the future. What rules do you have for the younguns??
Thanks for info....
I am interested in the riding area south of Omaha you are talking about. Exactly where is it and how does someone get to take a look around before they join? We are seriously looking at joining up at Timber Ridge. It is quite expenisive, but I have ridden snowmobiles all over the US and they have the biggest and longest hills up there next to going an 8 hour drive to the mountains! We are also looking for something where my kids could ride in the future. What rules do you have for the younguns??
Thanks for info....
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06-14-2003, 01:53 PM
Omaha and where you ride!
There are few hillclimbs as large as the snowmobile hillclimbs. I too snowmobile the Rockies every winter and there is no other motorsport with a handlebar that is a fun.
This property is commonly known as Willow Creek, and it used to be open to the public for a fee. Now it is a private area. If you would still like to see the property, let me know. E-mail me direct @ Summit670@aol.com.
I believe it is 80 miles or so south of Omaha on I-29. Just south of Rockport MO.
A membership includes your immediate family. Each membership is allowed 5 guest passes per year to bring a friend/s. The guest passes are good for one day.
This property is commonly known as Willow Creek, and it used to be open to the public for a fee. Now it is a private area. If you would still like to see the property, let me know. E-mail me direct @ Summit670@aol.com.
I believe it is 80 miles or so south of Omaha on I-29. Just south of Rockport MO.
A membership includes your immediate family. Each membership is allowed 5 guest passes per year to bring a friend/s. The guest passes are good for one day.
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