Long Island

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Originally Posted by Hummeron37s

Dan, The only place to go wheeling is out east, unless you get the beach permit. We also convoy out to Wharton State Forest in Jersey and Rausch Creek Offroad Park in PA. You are always welcome to come along or just hangout. I sent you a pm with my #.

There's ALSO Rocky Moutain Terrain Park in Maine.

http://www.rmtp.us/

I was up there about a year and a half ago...this is where I learned my lesson about our wonderful tie rods. Luckily the GM dealer in town was open and some NH Jeepsters I was following were very proficient mechanics.

Big props to John Steele (the owner) and his Chevy 3500 dually for driving me into town...that man took that truck places I didn't think a dually could go.

WARNING: if you drop a part on the mountain it becomes the property of the park...he's got a guy that suppose to make a scuplture out of broken 4x4 parts. If you see a Hummer side step in the art...that would be mine.

I've been itch'n to go back...LOTS of fun...and with my whole new Cognito front-end I think I'm ready for that hill again!

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If you look in West Virginia most of the National Parks (those run by the Department of Agriculture...not the National Park Service) have decent trails that you can ride with a $5 day permit. I've been to George Washington and Jefferson National Park...their OHV trails were pretty decent (beginner to intermediate).

http://www.fs.usda.gov/wps/portal/fs... pname=George

The Cove is close to GW&J park...but it's privately owned. This guys does events 6 or 8 times a year were you can ride the trails on his side of the mountain. You may wanna check this out too. I've been back to take a look but never during an 'event.'

http://www.covecampground.com/