OHV info for every state!

[mag03kj]

Just found this. It may help some or it may not! http://www.tellico4x4.com/ride.php

 

[Robsama]

One more reason to hate living in Connecticut.

 

[HoosierJeeper]

One more reason to hate living in Florida.

 

[sevenhelmet]

Only one in all of Virginia? WTF?

 

[Robsama]

Hey HJ, at least you have ONE! And there's not even any remotely CLOSE to me or in neighboring states. The one listed for MA says right on the website that motorized off road vehicles are prohibited. None in RI either.

I guess I'll just have to drive south. Oh yeah, OBX in 32 days!!

 

[ridenby]

That list is a good start,though not complete.

 

[sevenhelmet]

Where can you off-road in the Outer Banks?

 

[mag03kj]

That list is a good start,though not complete.

Then everbody in diff states need to email them and tell them to add some to the list!

 

[HoosierJeeper]

Florida has a few that aren't listed. Hard Rock ORP in Ocala Fl, Osceola NF in N.Fl, Eglin AFB in the panhandle.

My secret wheeling spot isn't listed either....

But it's 110% legal.

 

[eyehatetofu]

I'm glad I don't have to worry about any of this nonsense

Plus, what they have listed for AZ is super short. They are missing about 6 OHV areas. Not to mention the thousands of different trails we have throughout the state

 

[Dave]

Then everbody in diff states need to email them and tell them to add some to the list!

That list is very incomplete I am sure, but personally, I would suggest leaving it alone.

Dave

 

[mag03kj]

^ lol Why? If the ppl that are saying in to true then why not email them and have them add to the list?!?

 

[eyehatetofu]

Because the less the areas are known, the less areas will be shut down. You see these hippie green peace folks don't like what we do, this "killing and destroying the environment", and they want to see all the areas that we wheel in shut down.

 

[Dave]

Because the less the areas are known, the less areas will be shut down. You see these hippie green peace folks don't like what we do, this "killing and destroying the environment", and they want to see all the areas that we wheel in shut down.

..bingo..........

Dave

 

[Robsama]

Where can you off-road in the Outer Banks?

The beaches. Not really off-roading in the sense of mudding and rock crawling, but a nice drive down the beach will put her 4WD to work. The laws for the OBX actually state 4WD only, NOT AWD.

And where we are staying we can have a fire on the beach below the high tide line. Clyde Frog will be glad to know we're going during loggerhead turtle hatching season too (the beginning of it anyway).

 

[kj924]

The beaches. Not really off-roading in the sense of mudding and rock crawling, but a nice drive down the beach will put her 4WD to work. The laws for the OBX actually state 4WD only, NOT AWD.

And where we are staying we can have a fire on the beach below the high tide line. Clyde Frog will be glad to know we're going during loggerhead turtle hatching season too (the beginning of it anyway).

Drive on the beach There are beaches here in the National Park system, that you can't even walk on the sand dunes because of the Piping Plubber's nesting. .nono.gif

 

[Robsama]

Drive on the beach There are beaches here in the National Park system, that you can't even walk on the sand dunes because of the Piping Plubber's nesting. .nono.gif

There are several beaches you can legally drive on in OBX. We'll be on Hatteras Island. Be sure to scroll down and check out the fire rules as well.

http://www.outerbanksbeachguide.com/newsinfo/randr.htm

 

[ridenby]

Roadkill turtle soup

 

[eyehatetofu]

Roadkill turtle soup

And baby turtles are oh so succulent!

 

[Robsama]

Turtle balut. Hmm... Gonna have to try me some of that!