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Message: [QUOTE="cinco in W MI, post: 1034933, member: 67778"] No worries katoom, I understand trying to keep areas and trails open from knuckleheads who just show up and screw everyone else up. Yep I am all "legalled" up for roads. I also know where its OK to ride and stay out of trouble. We are a very rural area, so farms, fields, trails, and back roads are all connected in one way or another, you just have to find your way once or twice. My point of crossing blacktop once or twice was more directed at finding a fun and cool way to get there without just jumping on the road and driving over. yeah Woodsy I know that trail. I have ridden my sled over there a bunch of times. I used to write a trail report and included that area as much as I could. The joy of living in the boonies is I can jump on the sled, take off cross country, and get to just about any trail without loading up and trailering somewhere. I just parted out my 800 Mach Z. No ice to race and too many other things going on to make it worth while. I still have the trail sled. Theres a club, Newaygo Snowchasers, that I met up with and tried to go riding with but I can never get ahold of anyone to set things up. I just end up going solo most of the time or go to MSA events. I have a couple day trips I try every year. Leave my place, up to Hess lake, through the woods to 82, across East to the white pine trail, north to Reed city, west on 10 to Baldwin, south back through WC, Newaygo, the around River road, over bridgeton, and back through woods to Grant. It takes all day and is quite an adventure but I like the long ride. You have to have a lot of snow though! Yes, We'll have to get together and go riding and just meet up. [/QUOTE]

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