I know some ORV areas design the trails to be drivin in a specific direction. I was curious if any of the reiter trails are "one way only". Now some like issabelle are clear, you go up then come down, but the loops , some seemed tuff to get two rigs through, at the same time. I havent run into much traffic on a tuesday but how about on the weekends. Do you guys run them in certain direction?
Reiter trail etiquette- trail direction
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Money Mark
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No direction what-so-ever.......just run it. There is always a way to get passed others. :;
Kat
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Most trails it does not matter. Usually Cable, rhino, TOD and maybe one other get run from the bottom up.
Kat
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Thaught blue slide was down hill only as well.
grey creek :eeek:
might be. ive ran that one before(i think), dont remember it being THAT bad...
CHOP SHOP
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you can do what ever you want at reiter. pass folks, run both ways, make new trails, bypasses, whatever.
its not like elbe or evans where there are RULES.:booo:
its not like elbe or evans where there are RULES.:booo:
Treading Lightly comes to mind. :booo: Perhaps some sinage is in order. :eeek:
Money Mark
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Just follow the designated trails, there is PLENTY of room, and yes, most trails are run uphill for increased 'difficulty'.
You can not make new trails.
Bypasses are frowned upon.
There are rules and guidelines at Reiter Trails......please follow them accordingly.
You can not make new trails.
Bypasses are frowned upon.
There are rules and guidelines at Reiter Trails......please follow them accordingly.
crash2
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Your a moron. Have you even ever been to rieter? Have you even wheeled anything besides somebody's backyard?
Its guys like you who cause others to have to work harder to fix what morons like you fawk up....
archer1965
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JK kat you had it right. :awesomework: Jim and some of the other old guys haven't notice all the maps the last 10 years call 621, Blue Slide.
CHOP SHOP
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your right, Im just a retard with open diffs at the power lines and my buddies mudlole in the ditch.:awesomework:
ever wheeled with me? no. you keep telling me to `come up north, well come down to elbe. just seems your local DNR land is ALOT different than our DNR land.:corn:
just seems reiter doesnt work like the rest of the states orv areas. sounds like a free for all from what i read. not like the rest of the areas to wheel in the state. but then again Im a moron.
why dont you guys wheel anywhere else? oh yeah, there are rules elseware. :booo:
never seen a witchhunt from reiter trails before.:awesomework:
Maps:haha: Check the next one and it will be differant. Its called grey creek by us "old timers' because of the creek at the bottom end. Blue slide was a "trail" that went down to blue lake. More like a slide for life on the shale but long ago closed by the FS due to idiots trying to go up it :booo:
Tomato tamato its the trail #s that matter since everyone seems to have their own names for things anyway:eeek:
Well the old timers should not correct people that have the name right by the Forest Service maps. Good way to confuse people. These names are not new.
Check what next one? All say the same or just a number. I don't have a map from 1960.
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NateH
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One thing with Reiter is it is not a ORV park yet. We still have rules that need to be followed. Some people just think that because it is not an ORV park that they can do whatever. I have wheeled Evans, Walker, and Elbe. All great areas but Reiter does have more to offer is way of trails. Just my 2cents.
