Favorite riding area

What is your favorite place to ride? and what is it that makes it your favorite?

My favorite place to ride is anywhere that has mud and something nice to look at.

My favorite is a place in south Ga called Big Creek Trails.They have everything you can think of,hot showers,atv wash down area,lake for swimming,food vendors and lots of mud and trails.They also have 4 pits to compete in for fun or for racing.The best part is its only about 2 hrs from me.

i like to ride by any creek-river, different places is always good, muddy trails

I guess my favorite place to ride is Red Creek Off Road Park in Perkinston Mississipi. It is close to home and has some pretty good trails and camping. Other than this place I guess it would be riding on some friends of ours property.

Saw the write up in MM for that place. Looked awesome.

I think our favorite place to ride is three bear near Kendrick Idaho. There are so many trails to ride that we have yet to ride all of it in 3 years. The trails can get real muddy, and there is tons of wildlife in that area. I don't know how much longer we will be riding there because it is on Potlatch land and now they are going to start charging to ride on their land.

#1 Royal Blue in Tennessee- #2 WIndrock

Petersville area in Alaska. It's near the southern border of Denali NP. I recently moved to Idaho, so I'm in the market for new "favorite" places to ride.

Well, since I live on the easternshore of MD, I go to Shads Landing. Its a small area
But when it rains there is plenty of mudd. It is not very challenging, but it is fun and its close to home.

Any body close??????

i have to agree on red creek. its 200 miles from me, but mudfest was THE BEST riding i have ever done, cant wait till next year.... but around here, probly Camp Claiborne, its sandy, most holes have a bottom, and the mud washes off easy, and only about 1 hour north. as far as pure mud goes, Pat's ATV in Breaux Bridge, LA got some serious mud, too much and too deep for my lil rancher, but its the black jack.... even a pressure washer has a hard time taking it off... unless i get a bigger bike im never goin back.

I have ridden in the mountains on the western half of Wyoming for a long time. There is a lot of rugged terrain out there. Some areas have too many rocks and not enough mud but still very enjoyable. Anywhere with a cool lake or waterfall or just beautiful views.

I LIKE RIDING FREESTYLE MOTOCROSS AT SUGAR CREEK TRAILS

I like to ride at Bricks 4x4 Farm in Poplar Bluff MO. It has trails, mud pits and creeks. It also offers camping on site. Check out the site BricksHome for upcoming riding dates. My other place is at Rays Mud Run in Bloomfield MO, it is mud raceing competition for trucks and atvs Check it out at Ray's Mud Run. Ceck out my new web site SEMO Mudders - Your Online Mudding Community.

Buena Vista area in Colorado. Here is a Pic from American Flag Mountain. 12,776 feet

Kingston Peak, near Central City, Colorado. Plenty of rocks, some water, steep stuff up and down, mountain pond, abandoned mines, old cabins, place to go shooting, 12000+ at highest point(well above treeline for you flatlanders) and beautiful mountain vistas.

I like the Red River Motorcycle Trails. Good mud, good hills, clean stream for cleaning off your ride or yourself. Nice camping area and not to far away.

I take my Family riding in Millington just behind a school. It is perfect for the small children that I have and If I want to go and have some fun then there is the usual mud and logs. After the new year when I finally purchase the new ATV I'm going to try Covington Pike bottoms in memphis. Sugar Creek I hear is very good riding a little bit of everything.

Snake Mountain and Elephant Mountain in Vermont. Has a great mix of high climbs, mud, trails, high and low speed trails, ponds, river crossings, and open fields. Great riding!!!

I'm trying to get a ride together for April or May of 2008 to Coal Creek OHV. I have talk to about 10 of the guys I ride with and they are wanting to go as well. Does anyone know anything about the trails. I'm sure someone does. I'm waiting until then because I should have my new ride by then.

Thank you

My favorite place is my backyard.

Pull the wheeler out of the garage and I got a few miles of trails through my woods and neighbors properties. I have a few swamps to play in. Trees to crawl over and nobody but myself to worry about. It's fun loading up the wheeler and seeing other areas. But being able to ride year round has a lot to say for itself too.