I just found out a ridng area in Dugger, IN. I live about 2 1/2 hours away from that area of the state. Is this place worth the drive? I don't want to go there and get booted out by the DNR. I'm a very advanced rider and I ride an ATC350X, Lakota300 or TRX250X. Is this my kind of place or should I stick to the Badlands?

 

You can do both. Dugger, "redbird" OHV area will be the state's first OHV area. It's been in the making for about 5 years now. It's still not official open but people have been riding there for over 20 years. Give it another year. By the way.. I just got back from Badlands.. it's a blast.

Dave Dossett

 

Are you familiar with Lynnville, just off I-64 near Evansville, In. I was digging around trying to find info on a place for my wife and I. I was told it is a good place to ride, but, there are a lot of areas that are best left to technically strong riders. If you are experienced, then you might want to check it out. I'm gonna take a look at it with my brother-in-law before dragging my wife into something she's not ready for. Gonna try to get to the Badlands also. Who knows, maybe?????????
Have fun

xplr

 

If you are heading to the badlands, I think they require a 6' flag on your quad this year, so prepare before you go.

 

Hey any of you guys want somebody to ride with? The main guy I rode with just messup his bike real bad. On the way back from Lynnville he fell asleep around Corydon and flipped his truck messed up his bike and truck real bad. Now I don't have anybody good to ride with. I ride a 400ex and like to go fast.
let me know at 400EXman@yoyomail.com

 

We've road at Dugger a couple of times this year and the main thing to watch is to not ride in non-riding areas. It's a pretty good place, lots of steep hills, tight woods trails, mud, and some open riding areas.