Trails in Maine
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this poses a good question. i have seen the maps with the trails laid out for the snowmobiles and small ohrv's but does any one make a map for off road wheelin? kaised i'm from nh but i am deffinitly interested. i have also done some trails in vermont as well. i'm going to look into this map thing a little more and i'll get back to you.
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I run the powerlines out by Rumford Point.....and out in the East Milton area, and a little that are in in-town rumford
There's a bunch of little sections that are more towards intown, and they are good for like a quick get the truck dirty on the way home type of thing, but when U get out of town, and near like Rumford Point, they get pretty awesome, and more of a wheelin'
trip out that way
There's a bunch of little sections that are more towards intown, and they are good for like a quick get the truck dirty on the way home type of thing, but when U get out of town, and near like Rumford Point, they get pretty awesome, and more of a wheelin'
trip out that way
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