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Post by crappiepro on Mar 22, 2010 14:08:09 GMT -5
Been goin gettin ready to ride up there, just wondering if the creek bottoms around the dunes are flooded. I like to ride the south area wooded trails but there are so deep holes there to.If anybody knows give Me a shout,Thanks
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Post by HighCotton on Mar 26, 2010 7:12:18 GMT -5
Much like my last excursion (as shown below on my 450R), you'll have your fair share of water, flooding and mud even through the woods. I talked to a few guys yesterday and they said the trails were pretty gnarley and especially off to the northwest encountering the slippery rocks and boulders. They said sand and hill climbs were primo - I'd say that depends on your skill level and riding style. One of them tried the mud bog area and sunk his YZ to the tank. Took them a few hours to "pull" him out. I say he deserved it for being in the wrong area but it made for a good story!  |
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Post by crappiepro on Mar 26, 2010 7:52:20 GMT -5
The last time I was up there was last aug. Most areas were dried up on the trails, I really got see some of those holes , just add some water to cover and hide those areas and you could really be in trouble fast esp with a large quad. Some holes were 4 to5ft deep that you could drop a some car in, How do they get like that? Always a good time, Be careful.
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Post by deerbiskit on Mar 27, 2010 11:56:38 GMT -5
Yea, when I went last summer one of my buddies hit one of those "mud puddles" and almost lost his quad. Pretty funny though, glad he was leading.
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Post by barton174 on Mar 29, 2010 10:17:35 GMT -5
We go to Attica when it's been rainy, and Haspin when it's been dry... About half the times I've ridden Badlands, it's been pouring rain... It's nice because it's mostly gravel/sand/rock, so yeah, you'll get wet, but it's not as slick as the wet clay is at Haspin...
Mike
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