Cross Timber Trails
#12
09-08-2007, 12:44 AM
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Republic of Texas
Posts: 387
RE: Cross Timber Trails
ORIGINAL: vurtle
Last Man Standing will be on the Dec8th this year. I've already asked off at work for it. You up for it Thunderchild?
Last Man Standing will be on the Dec8th this year. I've already asked off at work for it. You up for it Thunderchild?
#13
09-08-2007, 12:48 AM
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Republic of Texas
Posts: 387
RE: Cross Timber Trails
ORIGINAL: LearjetMinako
I have heard the Red River section is fun. Talked to another guy that has KLR650 thats been down there. Hey, if its free trail riding, me like's. I don't think I'll pay another $60 annual permit for the Cross Timbers Trails. Its just too brutal and body joint aching. I like good trails that are wide enough that I don't have toworry about hitting a tree.
Looks like you guys went trough deeper mud than I did. And gotta love those 3 foot mud ruts. Thats how I got stuck at the bottom between two hills.
I have heard the Red River section is fun. Talked to another guy that has KLR650 thats been down there. Hey, if its free trail riding, me like's. I don't think I'll pay another $60 annual permit for the Cross Timbers Trails. Its just too brutal and body joint aching. I like good trails that are wide enough that I don't have toworry about hitting a tree.
Looks like you guys went trough deeper mud than I did. And gotta love those 3 foot mud ruts. Thats how I got stuck at the bottom between two hills.
I didn't know that it cost $60 for a permit. Ouch. I guess that they don't have a day pass or anything like that?
#14
09-08-2007, 02:14 AM
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Oklahoma City, OK
Posts: 1,102
RE: Cross Timber Trails
ORIGINAL: Thunderchild
Red river is just $10 a day. Not free but close. There's all types of trails there. Some you'll be hitting trees, and others are a bit wider. Great mix of terrain types though. Way more trails than you can do in one day.
I didn't know that it cost $60 for a permit. Ouch. I guess that they don't have a day pass or anything like that?
ORIGINAL: LearjetMinako
I have heard the Red River section is fun. Talked to another guy that has KLR650 thats been down there. Hey, if its free trail riding, me like's. I don't think I'll pay another $60 annual permit for the Cross Timbers Trails. Its just too brutal and body joint aching. I like good trails that are wide enough that I don't have toworry about hitting a tree.
Looks like you guys went trough deeper mud than I did. And gotta love those 3 foot mud ruts. Thats how I got stuck at the bottom between two hills.
I have heard the Red River section is fun. Talked to another guy that has KLR650 thats been down there. Hey, if its free trail riding, me like's. I don't think I'll pay another $60 annual permit for the Cross Timbers Trails. Its just too brutal and body joint aching. I like good trails that are wide enough that I don't have toworry about hitting a tree.
Looks like you guys went trough deeper mud than I did. And gotta love those 3 foot mud ruts. Thats how I got stuck at the bottom between two hills.
I didn't know that it cost $60 for a permit. Ouch. I guess that they don't have a day pass or anything like that?
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