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Saturday I rode with the wisconsinATV.com group in Iron County Wisconsin. It was a GREAT ride! Iron county has gone way out of it's way to be ATV friendly and has a very impressive, and expanding, trail/route system.
Liturature says there are over 200 miles of trails and routes. We put on about 125 miles, some of it backtracking the same way.
We rode two "interestingly challenging" sections labeled on the map as "very difficult." ONe was aobut 2 or 3 miles long, the other about 10 or 12. They weren't Very Difficult, but were enough to be fun to ride and a challenge.
We also rode a section of new construction that went beyond simply "interestingly challenging!" It was a very rocky/muddy/rough run for about 6 or 8 miles that put the best of us to a challenge. About half the machines going through one of the holes needed help getting out (myself included, much to my chagrin!).
By the end of the day almost all of the 18 machines we'd started with had needed help ranging from extra people pulling/pushing to more experienced riders getting on to ride them out to tow straps to at least one case of using a winch.
The downside of Iron County are the miles of county roads and rail beds that connect the fun stuff. Oh, well. Life goes on.
I'll be back!
Liturature says there are over 200 miles of trails and routes. We put on about 125 miles, some of it backtracking the same way.
We rode two "interestingly challenging" sections labeled on the map as "very difficult." ONe was aobut 2 or 3 miles long, the other about 10 or 12. They weren't Very Difficult, but were enough to be fun to ride and a challenge.
We also rode a section of new construction that went beyond simply "interestingly challenging!" It was a very rocky/muddy/rough run for about 6 or 8 miles that put the best of us to a challenge. About half the machines going through one of the holes needed help getting out (myself included, much to my chagrin!).
By the end of the day almost all of the 18 machines we'd started with had needed help ranging from extra people pulling/pushing to more experienced riders getting on to ride them out to tow straps to at least one case of using a winch.
The downside of Iron County are the miles of county roads and rail beds that connect the fun stuff. Oh, well. Life goes on.
I'll be back!