Offroading locations

[TerryMason]

Check this out - I found it on another site:
Google Maps

it's a bunch of offroading locations that (I believe) are open to the public.

 

[shvlhd666]

Very cool map. I have been to Ks Rocks Park. It has some pretty tough trails for being in Kansas.

 

[southtj]

Nice. Of course there is nothing near me. I gotta move.

 

[cewtwo]

Cool maps, but they are all parks. I tend not to go to parks, preferring trails. Is there a map based on trails?

 

[currupt4130]

Crozet isn't public. You have to be a member, which only costs money. And if you're thinking about going, it's been the cause of most of my roll overs and body damage. It's a fun place, with less extreme trails, but even the blues aren't stocker friendly. I'd recommend 32's to hit Chris's low trails.

 

[amuddyzj]

is there anything specific to have like a permit to go in gwnf?

 

[mingez]

Cool maps, but they are all parks. I tend not to go to parks, preferring trails. Is there a map based on trails?

That's because out west, everything's practically a park. We're lucky in that way.

 

[Jason4x4]

Doesn't show a lot of the public trails run by the state government around here (referring to state/national park trails). Only shows the major parks...and it even states that "Big Dogs" is only open 4 times a year and Paragon is closed...so even though at first glance it looks like there are several places around here (Baltimore) there is actually only 1 (on the map). I'd like to see something like this that would show all public trails (as mentioned above) not just parks.