06 Mar 09, 11:33 pm
ok here goes,
and anyone please correct me if there have been any changes and i am now wrong, but yes they are exactly what it says, trails, they are a great resource for just about any state trail and trail system, but they don't really consider trails as like for trucks. you dig?
ok look on a good camping map that shows all the little symbols of outdoor activities. there is the swimming guy, and the hiking guy, and the Xcountry ski guy, but where is the offroader? there is a snowmachine and a 4wheeler, but no truck. they run by state laws for ORV, <1500 lbs. if you are larger than that, they really don't care.
now it might be different, i just tried to contact them a few times about a few trails, 2 years ago, and they were more interested in insulting people that think they have a reason to tear up this beautiful land with giant trucks and machinery, and preaching to me about my decadent ways.
and anyone please correct me if there have been any changes and i am now wrong, but yes they are exactly what it says, trails, they are a great resource for just about any state trail and trail system, but they don't really consider trails as like for trucks. you dig?
ok look on a good camping map that shows all the little symbols of outdoor activities. there is the swimming guy, and the hiking guy, and the Xcountry ski guy, but where is the offroader? there is a snowmachine and a 4wheeler, but no truck. they run by state laws for ORV, <1500 lbs. if you are larger than that, they really don't care.
now it might be different, i just tried to contact them a few times about a few trails, 2 years ago, and they were more interested in insulting people that think they have a reason to tear up this beautiful land with giant trucks and machinery, and preaching to me about my decadent ways.
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