Category Archives: Northeastern U.S.

Northeastern U.S.

Riding in ohio

Where are some good places to go riding? I have a rzr1000 and I’m looking for some nice places to ride. The trails by me either have width restrictions or are illegal and getting closed down. And input would help. Thanks

Northeastern U.S.

Ride the wilds NH advice

Originally posted in eastern riding section and realized that section is more for WV and TN. Going up for Memorial Day weekend. Got a cabin at Coleman State Park in Stewartstown in Coos County that we can just roll right out of the campground. Looking for some input on places that are must see’s, some neat places to stop for lunch, local advice and suggestions for 2 day trips. Travailing with 2 well equipped 800S one Arctic Crap trail and my daughter on a raptor 350 and possibly a 1000 4 seater that leads to my next question. Do I have to worry about a 64" width of the 1000. I came across some NH sites that say 62" and some that say 65" width limit. This place sounds too good to be true with 1000 miles of connected trails, able to roll down the streets and thru town legally, My 14 year old can also drive legally but I have never came across anyone that has gone here though. Does this place actually exist.
Thanks in advance.

Northeastern U.S.

Majestic Trails

So, who has been to Majestic? I read a lot of great things on the site and have heard great things from friends. I’m kinda surprised by their site though and the fact they only advertise ~41 miles of trails. Is their trail system really that small? My girlfriend and I would like to make a day trip there and I feel like we’d run out of trails pretty quick so we are curious what other people think?

Thanks for any insight guys,
Shawn

Northeastern U.S.

Short-course UTV races for PA, OH & WV riders sponsored by Thunderhawk

Thunderhawk Performance is sponsoring short-course UTV races at Rolling W Ranch in West Sunbury PA, which is about 50 miles north of Pittsburgh, PA and 125 miles east of Cleveland, OH. This is a natural-terrain short-course track that is easy on machines and is perfect for a regular-guy to bring his trail-ridden UTV for a day of fun, affordable racing. With stock, modified and power-adder classes, there is a place for everyone from the first-time-racer with a stock RZR to more experienced racers with modified UTV’s.

Let me tell you about the track. Rolling W Ranch is a natural-terrain short-course track that is approximately 0.6 miles long, is built on a hill-side with a 250 foot elevation change, is wide enough to avoid contact with other racers and to allow room for easy passing, and you can run your UTV wide-open on a natural-terrain layout that features a few low-flying jumps that do not result in hard, nose-down landings (like you would find on an MX track). Oh, and there are no trees anywhere near the track, so you won’t have any GNCC-style carnage either

The 2015 race schedule is listed below:
May 9
May 30
June 20
Sept 12
Sept 13
Oct 3
Oct 24

The 2015 UTV rules are posted on Thunderhawk’s website – Click here to see the 2015 rules.

For more information on the UTV racing at Rolling W Ranch, either as a competitor or spectator, you can contact the track at: www.rollingwranch.net, contact Thunderhawk Performance at www.thunderhawkperformance.com or call us at (216) 965-4800.