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mountain parkway this weekend
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Posted by: bradley300

since i cant make it to hatfield, i'm going to mountain parkway with a couple guys just for a day trip on sat. feel free to come if you like! look for a silver dodge ram 2500 4x4 diesel. also look for a black 300ex, red rancher, red scrmabler 400 and sportsman H.O.. we should get there around 9 am, hope to see some people there!

Posted by: Braff1

If my kids don't come over this weekend I will meet you up there.

Posted by: 400exstunta

wheres this place at? im in jacksonville, nc

Posted by: spincr4hire

Yeah, I can't make it to H/M this weekend either, sux, huh? I would like to go to MP Offroad, I haven't been there in about 3 months, I've been there 4 times, though.
Hey bradley, I sent you a PM...

Posted by: bradley300

it in eastern ky, pm me if you want directions

Posted by: spincr4hire

They need to clean MP Offroad up a bit, wouldn't you agree Brad, especially for $15 a day ? I think we spent more time moving down trees than riding. I myself got hung up on numerous down trees, man I wish I had 22" rears sometimes...

An aftermarket skid plate would have made it even worse.

Posted by: bradley300

i definatley agree. land between the lakes is 15 dollars for a weekend and it is managed by the forestry service. MP offroad could be managed a little better but its still not a bad place, just a little expensive and a little undermanaged.

Posted by: Zuki

How big is Mountain Parkway....trail-riding or strictly mx?

Posted by: spincr4hire

Its 2000+- acres, mainly tight woods, some fast sections. There used to be some pretty good jumps when you first come into the park, but they are all rutted out now. There is one main wide trail, and all the smaller trails break off from it.

Posted by: Braff1

Ever since the owners began managing the drag stip I have noticed a rapid decline in the condition of the trails ie: lots of trees across the trails, tall grass, etc. instead of them trying to make new trails they need to work on maintaining the existing trails.