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Where in New England?
You can check out the forums at http://www.neow.org for information on club-runs that you can join as a guest.
Unfortunately, unlike the west, there are NO federal or state-sponsered four-wheel drive trails at this time, so the trails are either unmaintained roads WAY out in the boondocks, or trails cut on private land with permission of the landowner.
You can check out the forums at http://www.neow.org for information on club-runs that you can join as a guest.
Unfortunately, unlike the west, there are NO federal or state-sponsered four-wheel drive trails at this time, so the trails are either unmaintained roads WAY out in the boondocks, or trails cut on private land with permission of the landowner.
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You can also check out www.freedomtrailriders.org , we are a good bunch & there is usually a monthly run, some are more extreme then others, but they are a good bunch.
Originally Posted by BobBarry
Where in New England?
You can check out the forums at http://www.neow.org for information on club-runs that you can join as a guest.
Unfortunately, unlike the west, there are NO federal or state-sponsered four-wheel drive trails at this time, so the trails are either unmaintained roads WAY out in the boondocks, or trails cut on private land with permission of the landowner.
You can check out the forums at http://www.neow.org for information on club-runs that you can join as a guest.
Unfortunately, unlike the west, there are NO federal or state-sponsered four-wheel drive trails at this time, so the trails are either unmaintained roads WAY out in the boondocks, or trails cut on private land with permission of the landowner.