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Dec 7, 2006 | 05:54 AM

#21

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From: Longmont, CO

Paragon Adventure Park and/or Rausch Creek in NE PA.

Dec 9, 2006 | 06:43 PM

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Originally Posted by 04 Rocko Taco

I would say River Rock ORV, near millidgeville, Ga for my state.

I'm from GA originally. Went to Marist HS *in state Finals*

and Oglethorpe Univ. Anyway my wheelin spots gonna be my wife's 10 acre property near Ellijay as soon as I feel like driving cross country again.

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Originally Posted by tc

Saw some pictures on TTORA from a road trip a guy took, and it convinced me my next road trip is gonna be from here (near Denver) to Albuquerque, over to Sedona, AZ, then Moab and back.

If you come down this way, be sure to post up on here and the CO TTORA forum (www.cottora.org) and we'll show you around!

When you road tripping? If your going through NM next weekend TTORA guys are planning a Los Alamos trip. I can't do much till the 20th of dec, that's the completion date the shop give me. If it is done,(if its not thats gonna be another story) then I will be in the Denver area for Xmas weekend. I'll probably be playing around a little out there. AZ is nice haven't wheeled it yet but I used to camp in Sedona alot.

New Mexico spots, nothing really set up probably las cruces or farmington. Local to ABQ/SF I'd say any National Forest area. Although I haven't wheeled there I hear Rio Puerco is fun. I also go out to Edgewood and wheel around my friends properties on the firebreaks. Watch Out the locals aren't too friendly and a lot of these cross private property.

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Dec 10, 2006 | 05:38 PM

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Just got back from Moab, next road trip will be for the NMTTORA Farmington event. The above trip might be next fall.

So much 'wheeling...so little vacation time!