Wooly's Off Road Park

[eaglefreek]

I went to Wooly's Off Road Park to ride my motorcycle today. After riding, I decided to take my Eagle on some trails. There aren't many I can take, because most are geared towards more radical rigs.

[mick]

Great pics, nice bike.

[Hawk258]

you couldn't go cause you weren't set up right by the trail standards (Owners guidelines) or you didn't feel the eagle met the standards personally?

[eaglefreek]

you couldn't go cause you weren't set up right by the trail standards (Owners guidelines) or you didn't feel the eagle met the standards personally?

My Eagle wouldn't of made most of the trails plus I don't want to tear it up. Wooly's is pretty liberal with the rules. It's a mixture of custom rock crawlers, regular 4x4's, motorcycles and ATV's. You don't even have to wear a helmet if you are 18 or over. I came to the top of a hill and a kid waved me down. His dad had flipped his ATV. I guess he realized shorts, tennis shoes and a baseball cap doesn't protect you very well.

[Hawk258]

Awe, sounds like a fairly decent place, At least you have a place to legally operate such vehicles local to you.

[maddog]

I guess he realized shorts, tennis shoes and a baseball cap doesn't protect you very well.

that had to hurt.

Awe, sounds like a fairly decent place, At least you have a place to legally operate such vehicles local to you.

pueblo has one as long as you don't get caught by johny law because then your in trouble.

[eaglefreek]

Awe, sounds like a fairly decent place, At least you have a place to legally operate such vehicles local to you.

There are quite a few within a few hours drive. So far I have been to Stoney Lonesome in AL and Wooly's. Next on my list are the Land Between the Lakes and Coal Creek OHV.
http://www.lbl.org/OHV.html
http://www.coalcreekohv.com/
Here's a site that lists parks in Oregon. You'll have to do some research and see if any of them will work for you.
http://www.oohva.org/pages/map.html