is Reiter worth the drive?

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So not that reiter has a couple trails and they seem to be warn in is driving to reiter far the day worth the drive? Also let me know what rig you take out there if you've been?
 
I would say for sure,and I did I was happy to see the progress that has happened. I think everyone should go and give it a try. The more people use it the better for us plus you can let people know what you would like to see.
 
Reiter is probably over 2 hours each way. There are local places a lot closer. So no, it is not worth the drive to me.
 
I have not taken a rig out there yet, since mine is still in pieces... hush Kev!!

but, both times that I have made the trek out there, and the one time I have been able to grab an empty seat (thx Kev) and ride the trails... I had a blast!!

It is about a 2 hour or so drive for me to get up there... But I enjoyed it...
 
Been out there a lot lately and for myself yes it is but its only like 45 minutes from my house too lol
 
YES

It's definately worth atleast one trip no matter what you drive and if you are less than 3-4 hours away. If you have a non - buggy, and are within 2 hours, i would add it to the rotation of places i wheel indefinately. I think it's already way bigger than people think if they haven't seen it, and it's only going to get bigger. There's some buggy obstacles there, but not enough yet to make it a buggy "destination". The potential is there though.


Clark
 
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It is worth the drive. All places are about two hours for me to drive to also. I have had a lot of fun the two times I have been up. Shurly was so happy she rolled over to get her belly rubbed:) thanks for doing such a good job. Mark
 
It is worth the drive. All places are about two hours for me to drive to also. I have had a lot of fun the two times I have been up. Shurly was so happy she rolled over to get her belly rubbed:) thanks for doing such a good job. Mark

Got any pics of the flop mark?
 
:haha::sleep::sleep: Just taking a nap! :awesomework:

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I was out there the other day and some one said it was lame. I said it is all in the attitude that you take on. Any day in the woods is better than a day in the office.
 
did he explain why he said it was lame? to hard? that is what i have heard lately...
 
I just did some web wheeling at Reiter, it was ok. But that one rock got me.:fawkdancesmiley::D
 
I just did some web wheeling at Reiter, it was ok. But that one rock got me.:fawkdancesmiley::D

I just did some real wheeling and the one rock kicked my ass... :wtf: :kissmyass:
 
YES its worth the drive, the people that ***** about it being hard are usually in a ifs rig with 31s. Scott and everyone is doing a kick ass job :awesomework:, so thank you for all your hard work. :beer:
 
I can pretty much bet the house on the fact those who say its too hard--are the ones who used to make all the bypasses at the old reiter or any that have popped up now..

Getting yourself down the actual trail--thats what wheelin is about..
 
It's definitely worth the drive, good challenges and it is only going to get better!
I agree with who ever said it earlier in this thread, Thanks Scott and others for everything you're doing there!
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