Sooo...wheeling in Maryland?

[Evoluvin]

Originally Posted by Hubdeep

Be wary. The trails in Hunt Valley may not be marked, but are restricted areas to BG&E personnel only. Homeland Security could jump on trespassers . . . Lol

On the other hand, Trails Road in Delta, Pa is a legal 'road' that is not maintained by the township. While there is private property at both ends of the road, just stay on the trail and don't cross the stream and you'll have a great time.

More info please

[Hubdeep]

On Trails Rd?

I can give you directions to the start. Meanwhile, here's a great thread from JF:

Trails Rd thread on - JeepForum.com

Directions to Trails Rd

[B6laxgoalie]

Yea i would agree Green Ridge is a relatively novice course. Its not bad if your pretty stock, but its free so thats a plus.

[MO2500]

Originally Posted by B6laxgoalie

Yea i would agree Green Ridge is a relatively novice course. Its not bad if your pretty stock, but its free so thats a plus.

Greenridge always makes for a good day trip just to get out off pavement. It's especially nice scenery in the spring at some of the overlooks.

There is a Crozet run this spring that I'v just been informed of. Any interest?

Crozet open wheeling weekend 4/9-4/10

[sstrawsb]

Greenridge isn't bad to get get off the pavement like others have said. Its good to get your feet wet.

[dukie564]

Originally Posted by sstrawsb

Greenridge isn't bad to get get off the pavement like others have said. Its good to get your feet wet.

Literally...

[SthnBelle]

Any places closer to southern MD or eastern VA that stock jeeps could handle?

[Hubdeep]

Originally Posted by SthnBelle

Any places closer to southern MD or eastern VA that stock jeeps could handle?

Nope. Unless you can get permission to wheel on private property there really isn't anything close.

Your best bet would be a trip to Assateague Island. It's all beach, but the drawback is the $100 pass for the year. But from you (assuming southern Md) anything is going to be a hike.

[SthnBelle]

Yea everythings a hike but Ive gotten used to it I would probably make a couple weekends out of Assateague sounds fun! Always wanted to visit too

[Hubdeep]

Rausch Creek Offroad Park also has a ton of 'easy' level trails if you want to try out mud and/or rocks. It is about 4-5 hours of you; 40 miles north of Harrisburg, Pa.