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Places To Ride???
Just looking to see if anyone knows of any good places to ride in VA. Me and a couple of buddies are looking for a new place. Jumps, trails, woods...it doesn't matter as long as we can have a good time. Oh and we all have dirtbikes that we'd be riding.
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I go to Peter's Mill all the time during the Summer months.
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03-13-2010, 09:04 PM
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where exactly is peter's mill? it kinda sounds familiar...
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I get off at exit 279, off of SR675. http://www.fs.fed.us/r8/gwj/lee/maps/ohv_brochure.shtml Quote:
Once I get the MJ set up, I should be able to just carry my ATV in the bed and not have to worry about the trailer.
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There's a place just north of Martinsville, Va (Here http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&ie...09474&t=h&z=17) called the outdoorsman park. They're supposed to have about 60 miles of trails but i couldn't say for sure since i've only been there once although we were able to ride all day without going on the same trail.
As for trail conditions most of the one way trails are pretty rutted out but still doable on a 2wd quad(although i'd recommend a bike or a 4x4 atv) , some good sized hills, plenty of mud, and a good staff that will help you got if you get stuck. Their prices are $11 for the first time, and $10 for every other. Here's some vids.(not mine)
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