HI all,
Were is all the good spots to get muddy?? I am at FT Riley area.
thanks
jim

 

Well tuttle of course!! KS Rocks over in Ft Scott is also a decent place with a few holes.

 

as for tuttle..is it hard to find the (its ok to play) spot?

 

also are there any 4x4 clubs in this area one could join?

 

Here ya go!

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&sour...97,0.2211&z=12

This is the ORV park

 

There are a couple of groups that wheel at Tuttle. There is a group Kansas 4x4 that includes a bunch of the folks here at the Kansas chapter. There is also a local group with folks from around the north central Kansas area "Trail Krawlers." Both have web sites.

The Off Road Area at Tuttle Creek is a public off road area and is located just south of Randolf off of Highway 77.

Hang around here and we'll get you hooked up. We are planning a gathering on the week end of April 18th.

What kind of wheeling/mudding rig do you have?

 

There are quite a few up in the Ft Riley and manhatten areas. We (KS chapter) usually have a few get togethers with a couple other groups up at Tuttle. Keep an eye on the boards for events and what not. Chad (flip4ford) is the guy to ask about where all the trails are at Tuttle, he knows them better than I.

 

hey thanks. so he state parks....anything good there?? oh by the way do i need a sticker to play?

 

There are acctually a bunch of trails up there from mild to "holy crap that don't look good" lol.

I don't think you have to have a sticker for the park, just for camping ans stuff I think.

 

BTW, welcome to the chapter !!!
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/8...kunktruck.html

 

its Core of Engineers / state park, no sticker to play/ its public land, but keep in mind the tread lightly theory. don't tear up what you don't have to, don't pollute, and follow park rules.
The groups listed above try very hard to keep this park open, it has both mud to play in and rocks/trails to climb. There are lots of groups that want to close the area.
That being said, we have a great group here, great people, and we love to show people around the park, so once we can align our schedules to work with yours, we would be more than happy to show you around. Welcome to the Kansas Chapter, make yourself at home!

 

Thanks all i sure will.
My rig is a 78 f250 40in Ground Hawgs, 400 (i built myself) Timing Gears (noisy sigh) holley 670 truck avenger, entire MSD setup, headers, Flow master Off-Road (now did i really need them???? lol i think they sound the same but the words OFF-ROAD got me)
C-6 Trans, 7.5 MPG express way.....TRUCK LOL yeah it hurt driving from Colorado springs CO to Junction city KS.

 

Don't need a sticker for the ORV area, but have to pay a fee to camp in the state parks and get a sticker.

 

Post Pics we would love to see.

Lots of people come to the ORV looking for mud and decide they like the rocks and trails alot more. The mud is really hard on parts. You would think it was the other way around.

 

Is that 78 F250 Blue by any chance? I may have seen it in JC.