freddiegs
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Barnwell is definitely worth checking out.Thanks. I love hidden falls and I've been itching to try Barnwell Mountain.
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Barnwell is definitely worth checking out.Thanks. I love hidden falls and I've been itching to try Barnwell Mountain.
Bro I work out that way most times.... definitely going thereI have done Bearwallow many times on an ATV. It is a great trail system. I look forward to going back with the Jeep.
Yea right... (scratches head) who would want to go to Chicago.....Yeah, but who wants to go to Chicago??
Exactly, and Canada doesn't lack for some amazing trails, fire roads, and old, abandoned roads that would be fantastic. Hell, the drive up to Inuvik could be a badge.Apparently we should just be thankful that we're allowed to give FCA our comparatively colourful money.
Jackasses.
Honestly. How hard could this be?
Inuvik! No one wants to go up there. You might as well continue all the way to the Artic! Best part is I knew exactly where it was without Google.Exactly, and Canada doesn't lack for some amazing trails, fire roads, and old, abandoned roads that would be fantastic. Hell, the drive up to Inuvik could be a badge.
Tuktoyaktuk has a road up to it now. I can't imagine it would be a "regular" road, and could see lots of side trips along the way. That could be a fun drive, and worthy of a badge.Inuvik! No one wants to go up there. You might as well continue all the way to the Artic! Best part is I knew exactly where it was without Google.
Been a few times and surprised its a badge "trail" now. It's really a small park with lots of short trails and lots of mud. The longest trail is really the main access road. I thought Barnwell or even Crossbar in Davis, OK would have better trails to badge. Interesting choice.Anyone been to Northwest OHV park in Texas? It's only an 11 hour drive away for me, AND I LIVE IN TEXAS!
I went about a month ago and it was a good time. It's not the prettiest place but it's fun and a good place to test your Jeep out.Anyone been to Northwest OHV park in Texas? It's only an 11 hour drive away for me, AND I LIVE IN TEXAS!
Well, I looked at the regulations and cancelled the trip. First, they require every passenger buy a permit. That's $50 for driver and $50 for each kid, (4 of them) and there is no discount for them. But it gets better. Every passenger in the vehicle, even a Jeep, has to wear a helmet.Has anyone done Bearwallow in W. Virginia? I've done ATVs on the Hatfield/McCoy system, but haven't done Bearwallow. I'm thinking of throwing some stuff in the Jeep and heading out there for a couple days of zip lining, exploring, and doing Bearwallow.
Might I suggest that you And some buddies (or a Facebook group) gather 20-ish possible trail candidates. Tough ones.... hard ones.... Do some basic video of them... start points, end points, points of interest. Once you have about 20-ish of them, send them to the BOH folks and see if they will include them for Canada ....Apparently we should just be thankful that we're allowed to give FCA our comparatively colourful money.
Jackasses.
Honestly. How hard could this be?
And for each you could get a badge.It would be cool if they had an easy/medium/hard BOH trail in every state. Hard being objective of course. Hard for a newbie really.
Yep, been there many times since it's an hour away. It's not a bad park, but depending on how much rain we get it can be a muddy mess and trails get washed out. That just adds to the challenge though!Anyone been to Northwest OHV park in Texas? It's only an 11 hour drive away for me, AND I LIVE IN TEXAS!
I agree with that 100% Barnwell is a great park. One of my favorites in the area.Barnwell is definitely worth checking out.