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KATAHDIN LODGE in Northern Maine

Submitted by atvinme on Sat, 2008-05-24 16:57.
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Official Web Site: 
http://www.katahdinlodge.com
Description: 
Hundreds of miles of ATV trails. Awesome scenery and all types of terrain - woods, dirt roads, gravel pits and mudholes. Wilderness lake and canoes. Rooms, cabins and excellent meals available.
Area Type: 
Multiple Trails
Public Access
ATV
4x4

Locations

United States
46° 7' 59.7972" N, 68° 22' 55.8012" W
See map: Google Maps
United States
46° 7' 59.7972" N, 68° 22' 55.8012" W
See map: Google Maps
Difficulty (1=easiest, 5=most difficult): 
3 - moderate

Fordyce Creek

Submitted by 0III0 on Mon, 2008-03-31 15:25.
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Description: 
Fordyce Creek is a premier hardcore trail a debatable second to the Rubicon. Tight maneuvering over miles of large, steep and awkwardly positioned boulders. Deep water crossings at low water flows. You may want to check out the CA4WD clubs event in early August called the Sierra Trek. The club arranges with PG&E to restrict water flow in Fordyce Creek to passable levels. Other than during the Sierra Treck water levels can drastically rise without warning, leaving vehicles stranded between stream crossings. The hardest part of the trail, on the north end, can be driven without crossing Fordyce Creek, but you will need to turn around and drive back out.
Area Type: 
Multiple Trails
Public Access
4x4
Special Event

Locations

United States
39° 21' 23.7564" N, 120° 30' 33.7536" W
See map: Google Maps
United States
39° 21' 23.7564" N, 120° 30' 33.7536" W
See map: Google Maps
Difficulty (1=easiest, 5=most difficult): 
5 - most difficult

Pyeatt Draw

Submitted by michael on Wed, 2008-03-26 11:41.
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Description: 
Located just north of Payson, Arizona in the Tonto National Forest, the Pyeatt Draw trail is an eight-mile long piece of the Pyeatt Draw Trail system. This rocky trail follows a creek bed over ledges, cracks, and slippery rocks presenting many challenges that might be too much for a novice off-roader. Description from BFGoodrich's Outstanding Trails.
Area Type: 
Single Trail
Public Access
4x4
Credit Link: 
http://www.bfgoodrichtires.com/outstandingtrails/trails.html?tid=hr

Locations

United States
34° 20' 48.984" N, 111° 14' 57.984" W
See map: Google Maps
United States
34° 20' 48.984" N, 111° 14' 57.984" W
See map: Google Maps
Difficulty (1=easiest, 5=most difficult): 
3 - moderate

Historic Naches Trail

Submitted by michael on Wed, 2008-03-26 11:35.
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Description: 
Although there are some steep grades, most of this trail resides on fairly level ground. Trail conditions vary from dry-to-wet soil to some loose rock. Depending on the time of your and weather, there can also be significant amounts of water on this trail. And, if weather is wet, the trail can get very "interesting". Description from BFGoodrich's Outstanding Trails.
Area Type: 
Single Trail
Public Access
4x4
Credit Link: 
http://www.bfgoodrichtires.com/outstandingtrails/trails.html?tid=hr

Locations

United States
47° 4' 42.6" N, 121° 15' 1.8" W
See map: Google Maps
United States
47° 4' 42.6" N, 121° 15' 1.8" W
See map: Google Maps
Difficulty (1=easiest, 5=most difficult): 
Unknown

Uwharrie National Forest

Submitted by Anonymous on Wed, 2008-02-20 18:49.
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Official Web Site: 
http://www.cs.unca.edu/nfsnc/recreation/uwharrie/index.htm
Description: 
OHV, Horse back trails, mountain biking, hiking, camping, day time picnic areas.
Area Type: 
Multiple Trails
Public Access
Commercial Offroad Park
ATV
Motorcycle
4x4

Locations

United States
35° 26' 57.4476" N, 80° 4' 30.3852" W
See map: Google Maps
United States
35° 26' 57.4476" N, 80° 4' 30.3852" W
See map: Google Maps
Difficulty (1=easiest, 5=most difficult): 
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