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8:55 pm
August 1, 2010
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bittergenius
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Tony went to this new park over the weekend and said it was sweet. We'll have to add it to our list of now 4 parks in Michigan along with Silver Lake, the Mounds and Bundy Hill.
http://rocksandvalleys.com/index.html
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5:27 am
August 2, 2010
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There is also Twisted Trails near Traverse City. Plus a ton of two-tracks in the UP.
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5:38 am
August 2, 2010
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jknutter
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Geese! Maybe we should plan a long weekend trip spending time at each one…
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3:21 pm
August 2, 2010
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Weeeee
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There are some sweet ATV trails right near Harrison as well, Leota, Denton, and St Helen. St Helen also allows Jeeps, Sand rails etc, anything classified as an ORV. It has some very Sandy trails and some smaller dunes, not like Silver lake but fun.
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3:45 pm
August 2, 2010
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Tony M
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Yeah.. Come experience "Pure Michigan." But watch out for the oil spill near kalamazoo.
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6:46 pm
August 2, 2010
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oddball
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Post edited 6:47 pm – August 2, 2010 by Rubi04man
Now that place (Rocks & Valleys) looks like a fun place. I took the time to check out their entire website and I'm up for a 3 or 4 day weekend. From their "Events Page", I'm thinking July or August 2011 would be the time to go. It would be cool if the club can make this happen next year. It would be even cooler to get as many members as possible to commit. It's roughly 5 hrs / 300 miles (about the same as Nicolet).
TBD (I guess)?….
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