well i guess ill ask this question here, i live in raliegh and am just wonderin if anyone lives around the area that 4wheels a lot, i would also like to meet some people from the area that actually have fords that they wheel alot (i only know of me and a friend). ummmmm yeah. and i would like to see some other built fords and all that good stuff.

 

Mike, I think some of the NCFTO guys do some of that, I'll ask for you.
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Howdy...I do some 4 wheeling once in a while. I live just north of you in Roanoke Rapids. There isn't a lot of places to go around here. I'd like to get out around the state or area some and find some other places and people with the same interest. You can email me if you like at>>> Midnighthowler21(No Email Addresses In Posts!) Maybe we can get a group together sometime and go hit the trails for a day or so.


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I'm sure there are some guys in the neighborhood that do some wheelin. I'm located east of Raleigh in Warsaw. They've have a place down the road that Mud Bogs about every Sunday. Never been personally, but rides look cool.

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Mike, Jon also of Raleigh suggested this site http://cnc.4x4.org/trails/trailsnmaps.htm
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I know where to go: there is Tellico and the Grandfather Mountain/Wilson Creek Gorge area out west, the Uwharrie Mountains in the central part of the state, the Croatan National Forest down east, the Cape Hatteras Nat'l Seashore Area onthe Outer Banks, and Fort Fisher near Wilmington. I have been to all but Uwharrie, and I plan to go there this year.

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I have been to Uwharrie with my 4 wheeler. Lots of rocks,no mud some mild big rocky hills. Mostly its kinda open but since we drive big trucks it will be kinda tight. I dont know if there is only one spot for trucks but the jeepers were on our trail. It was real dusty last summer so bring a extra air filter.

 

[updated:LAST EDITED ON 29-May-02 AT 10:27 PM (EST)]There's a place in raleigh off of New Hope Road between highway 64 and poole road. If you are going north, it is past the landfill, just after a bridge that goes over the railroad. It is a fairly decent place with a lot of dirtbikes and ATV's. It is not much, but there are a few mudholes and even a place where you can actually cross crabtree creek (it is only about 2 feet deep). If ya'll have any questions regarding this place or want to go wheeling with me, then email me at perryphilip(No Email Addresses In Posts!)


btw... i live in north raleigh.

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uwahhrie is a good place to ride or brown mountian havent been to brow moutntian but i heard it was killer in virgina go up to norton or wise county the best 4 wheeling its not so darn rocky like uwahrrie and if yall hapen to be in uwahhrie and get on the dickie bell trail and see a bunch of teenagers camping in our fords stop by and hollar at us