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#96270 - 15/06/01 05:39 PM 4x4 trail websites?
Ramness Member Registered: 29/09/00 Posts: 5448 Loc: Snellville, GA (Atlanta)	Anyone know where I can find a list off trails for the natural forrest? I know I found one once and actually went to one of the trails but now I can't find the site, and of course stupid me forgot to bookmark it. Also is there a listing of trails by state anywhere? Preferably GA. I tried a google search but got a bunch of personal pages listing just a couple trails each. ------------------ Brian & TabascoX, 2001 Salsa XE 3 pack, 4x4. GPSIII+, Trunk Tracker, CB. AOL Screen name Ramness570 _________________________ "Never Stop Exploring" BOD Member SXFC Garfield 2011 Red Brick Pro-4X Radio Flyer 2005 Code Red Altima SE-R Sold MagellanX 2003 Molten Lava SE 4x4 Sold TabascoX 2001 Salsa XE 4x4 Sold
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#96271 - 15/06/01 06:06 PM Re: 4x4 trail websites?
XOC Admin Member Registered: 16/08/00 Posts: 17103 Loc: Minneapolis, MN	Try this... www.4x4trails.net Which (not surprisingly) showed up at the top of the list when I typed "4x4 trails" into Google. Doesn't anyone use a search engine anymore ? ------------------ Regards, Ian _________________________ nom nom nom
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#96272 - 15/06/01 07:39 PM Re: 4x4 trail websites?
defibvt 7 Member Registered: 17/11/00 Posts: 4364 Loc: AZ	Never heard of Google. Is it good Ian? ------------------ She was so ugly she caused a train to back up turn around and take a dirt road! http://www.gpxo.org Got Spark?
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#96273 - 15/06/01 10:19 PM Re: 4x4 trail websites?
XOC Admin Member Registered: 16/08/00 Posts: 17103 Loc: Minneapolis, MN	Quote: Originally posted by DeFibVT: Never heard of Google. Is it good Ian? The best search engine on the web, I must use it 100 times a day. They also own the DejaNews Usenet archives, so you have about 50 terabytes of data to search there too. ------------------ Regards, Ian _________________________ nom nom nom
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#96274 - 15/06/01 10:21 PM Re: 4x4 trail websites?
Guy Member Registered: 26/04/01 Posts: 581 Loc: San Diego, Ca.	google.com is the best... ------------------ 01 Solar Yellow SE 4x4 Auto Guy's Xterra Pics _________________________ I ain't as good as I once was... but I'm as good once as I ever was.
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#96275 - 16/06/01 04:41 AM Re: 4x4 trail websites?
wqbang Member Registered: 16/08/00 Posts: 1930 Loc: Auburn, WA	There are two officaill sanctioned 4x4 trails in Georgia. Rich Mountain WMA, and Beasley Knob OHV area. Rich Mountian is MUCH easier the Beasley Knob. Beasley has some difficult trails similar to those found at Tellico from I understand. There are also many Forest service trails in North Georgia that serve as 4x4 trails due to their state of disrepair. Some can be found just north of Amicalola Falls State park. I have information on all of these trails if you are interested. ------------------ :wq! Senior Member - Southeast Xterra Club Tread Lightly! _________________________ Tread Lightly!
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#96276 - 16/06/01 12:36 PM Re: 4x4 trail websites?
Ramness Member Registered: 29/09/00 Posts: 5448 Loc: Snellville, GA (Atlanta)	Quote: Originally posted by xoc: Doesn't anyone use a search engine anymore ? like I said i searched it on google before I asked I search Offroad trails in Georgia ------------------ Brian & TabascoX, 2001 Salsa XE 3 pack, 4x4. GPSIII+, Trunk Tracker, CB. AOL Screen name Ramness570 _________________________ "Never Stop Exploring" BOD Member SXFC Garfield 2011 Red Brick Pro-4X Radio Flyer 2005 Code Red Altima SE-R Sold MagellanX 2003 Molten Lava SE 4x4 Sold TabascoX 2001 Salsa XE 4x4 Sold
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