K9Paco
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This was the third park that I’ve been to and it was it’s own adventure. This was a lot of technical riding over rocky terrain. There wasn’t any mud and very little water. This park has trails that range from dirt bike trails to full size Jeep trails. The Jeep trails are still accessible for UTVs with bypasses for most of the inaccessible parts. Some of the Jeep trails that run through the center of the park either have rocks that are just to large for a UTV or rock ledges that are to high and or steep for smaller vehicles. ATVs/UTVs have their own section that the full size vehicles are not allowed on but the dirt bikes still travel on occasion. There were a couple of one way trails that you can open it up on but be careful for wrong way riders. I ran into a few riders that where going the wrong way but there are no Wrong Way signs. They would help if they were on the one way trails every now and then. Make sure you have a copy of both the Atv and Full size maps when you go out because they both have there individual trails on them and it gets confusing when you come across a trail that’s not on your map. The trails have a diamond rating and me being careful only really rode the 3 diamonds and below. Skid plates are definitely a must because these rock ledges sometimes sneak up on you no matter how careful you are.
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