Time didn't permit for me to make the run to the muddier trail, so I hit up this one hidden in the middle of my neighborhood (on a golf course no less). It's a great day for the top to go down.

The pup enjoyed it too.


I know, wimpy...the dog didn't like the rocks for some reason.
I did almost throw some rocks into someone's pool

Is this a real trail?

Its really just a strip of woods and brush on a fairly steep grade where all the rain runoff goes that has gotten too eroded to be developed. Not too much of a "trail" but it's better than taking pictures of my Jeep in the mall parking lot.

The reason 1BLKJP asked is because wheeling in an area which is not a designated trail without expressed permission of the landowner is wildcatting. Wildcatting is the number one reason our legal trails are disappearing at an alarming rate.

Offroaders are unfortunately lumped into one large group that is colored by the behavior of the worst. Those who tear up other people's land or construction sites cause more problems in our community than they're worth, so here at WF we don't allow wildcatting threads because we don't condone it.

Tread lightly is the mantra every outdoor loving person should keep close.

I gotcha.I rode around with the neighborhood owner (owner of the "trail"as well) on this land and that's how I found out about it. I'll make sure again he doesn't mind me on it. I"m not tearing up the grounds slinging mud or anything, but I definitely see what you"re saying. I'll check again with the owner again tomorrow.

Phone doesn't show posts unless I hit refresh..double posted