Where to trailride in atv?

[Young_Gun]

Where do you guys go trailriding in your 4wheelers. Im looking for places near baton rouge. The closer the better. Hopefully at the end of today, Sunday I should have a Yamaha 350 4x4

 

[gmshooter]

http://www.towertraxatv.com/

 

[shroom14]

http://www.towertraxatv.com/

+1
or the mud pit in Central/Zachary Area

 

[SimpleGreen]

I rode at TowerTrax a lot with my '08 Honda Rancher before I sold it.

There is plenty of places to take a stock style bike there and you can stay busy all day, but be careful. A lot of the trails are destroyed in some areas (or were last time I went) from huge bikes rutting holes up that waist deep or better. Then a trail goes from 10 feet wide to 40 feet wide because they keep blazing a path around the bad spots until finally they fix it with the bulldozer. I had 29.5" Outlaws, lift, snorkel, and a 3500lb winch and had to drag my way out of some places, LOL.

But it's still great fun there. Good people that run it too. If I did it over again I'd have a much more middle of the road bike however. Mine was great if you set out to get stuck somewhere but it wasn't much fun at speed.

 

[gunguy11]

The spillway near norco. Can ride out there almost any day of the week from daylight to dark. Plenty of land and trails. It is a bit more open.

 

[jmeng]

Tons of people ride on the Comite near Zachary and Central. Never been out there but been hearing about it a lot.

 

[drumz2129]

If you are looking for a place to trail ride, check out the Kisatchie National Forest's OHV trail system.

http://www.fs.usda.gov/activity/kisatchie/recreation/ohv/?recid=34613&actid=93

Good moderate to fast paced trails that cover a lot of ground.

If you are looking for mud, those places have been mentioned and we have some good ones on this side of the state too.