Kentucky trails
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zeroo
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- Dec 31, 2000
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Sure.
One of my favorite places is MountainParkway offroad-Phone -(606)663-1028.They have very nice trails and also have hare scrambles.From lexington it is about 30 min drive to Clay City.Its about 2,000 acres.
Another is Livingston.From lexington go straight down I-75 about 40 min,Take the second livingston exit,park,go ride.Be carefull because the trails go on & on.In the summer its very difficult to get a parking spot if you dont get there early.Those are mainly where my time is split.Mountainparkway does charge $15 a day but it is well worth it,I keep a yearly membership($275).Its a great place for kids,where livingston is not in my opinion,for kids but excellent for roosting.Also,you can get to Daneil boone motorcross track from there also.
One of my favorite places is MountainParkway offroad-Phone -(606)663-1028.They have very nice trails and also have hare scrambles.From lexington it is about 30 min drive to Clay City.Its about 2,000 acres.
Another is Livingston.From lexington go straight down I-75 about 40 min,Take the second livingston exit,park,go ride.Be carefull because the trails go on & on.In the summer its very difficult to get a parking spot if you dont get there early.Those are mainly where my time is split.Mountainparkway does charge $15 a day but it is well worth it,I keep a yearly membership($275).Its a great place for kids,where livingston is not in my opinion,for kids but excellent for roosting.Also,you can get to Daneil boone motorcross track from there also.
motormichael
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- Sep 26, 2001
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zeroo
Do you think you could explain how to get to the Daniel Boone MX track? I have not been able to find it in two attempts. I would also like to ride from 909 to the S-Tree camp. I have heard it can be done. Any info. will be appreciated.
Do you think you could explain how to get to the Daniel Boone MX track? I have not been able to find it in two attempts. I would also like to ride from 909 to the S-Tree camp. I have heard it can be done. Any info. will be appreciated.
zeroo
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- Dec 31, 2000
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I'll give it a shot.
First stay on main trail,at first Y in trail stay left.As you go up the hill after the woops go left onto the minor stairsteps.Follow that and after the berm to the left take first right.Go down to the real stairsteps and follow straight on main trail.stay to the left as you go through the trail because lots of small trails lead up the hill to the right.You will come to another main trail,take left and basically follow straight on this path.It will eventually go down hill getting a little tighter and end in the gravel road.Take left and track is on left about a mile up the road.
I hope that helps a little.
First stay on main trail,at first Y in trail stay left.As you go up the hill after the woops go left onto the minor stairsteps.Follow that and after the berm to the left take first right.Go down to the real stairsteps and follow straight on main trail.stay to the left as you go through the trail because lots of small trails lead up the hill to the right.You will come to another main trail,take left and basically follow straight on this path.It will eventually go down hill getting a little tighter and end in the gravel road.Take left and track is on left about a mile up the road.
I hope that helps a little.
motormichael
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- Sep 26, 2001
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Thanks
I made it to the gravel road both times but turned around. I thought I was on the wrong trail when a car passed me. I also noticed the signs permitting licensed vehicles only. I guess you just have to take a chance.
I made it to the gravel road both times but turned around. I thought I was on the wrong trail when a car passed me. I also noticed the signs permitting licensed vehicles only. I guess you just have to take a chance.
David Lovett
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- Feb 14, 2002
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whaaaat?
I know its been a long time and I just came back from there with my son who was there for the first time buttt, I practically grew up on those trails as a wide-eyed teen (hence now I'm 40ish). Your directions you described would typically lead one to the river would'nt they? And when i was there in January, after we made it past the last of the stair steps, we were met with "no trespassing" signs posted on both side of the trail! I thought to get to this track was down in London on the other side of KY80? Man, how times (and buldozers)have changed.
I know its been a long time and I just came back from there with my son who was there for the first time buttt, I practically grew up on those trails as a wide-eyed teen (hence now I'm 40ish). Your directions you described would typically lead one to the river would'nt they? And when i was there in January, after we made it past the last of the stair steps, we were met with "no trespassing" signs posted on both side of the trail! I thought to get to this track was down in London on the other side of KY80? Man, how times (and buldozers)have changed.
triplephatmx
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- Jun 5, 2001
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Thanks for the input zeroo!! Hey jonpe1, where are you at in MI?! I go down to Lexington fairly often and usually take my bike. Lemme know!
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Twistwizzz
Riding near lexington
Tjere is Great riding very close to lexington in the Berea area. The trail from S-treee to Turketfoot is awesome it can be found on the web. It is in the Daniel Boone National Park.
Tjere is Great riding very close to lexington in the Berea area. The trail from S-treee to Turketfoot is awesome it can be found on the web. It is in the Daniel Boone National Park.
