Next weekend will be my first time at Royal Blue and was wondering if their is any trails that I just have to go on being my first time there.
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Are you looking for scenery or challenging trails?
For scenery, Look for "top of the world" "boulders" and any waterfalls.
I may find a map soon if someone doesn't beat me to it.
Are you going with another vehicle? The group I was with last year needed countless uses of winching, three axles, half dozen tie rods, and a couple broke brake lines.
Be careful out there and take it easy. Pay attention to the black trails. They're tough. Be prepared with plenty of extraction equipment.
For scenery, Look for "top of the world" "boulders" and any waterfalls.
I may find a map soon if someone doesn't beat me to it.
Are you going with another vehicle? The group I was with last year needed countless uses of winching, three axles, half dozen tie rods, and a couple broke brake lines.
Be careful out there and take it easy. Pay attention to the black trails. They're tough. Be prepared with plenty of extraction equipment.
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Joey. Don't scare him off. Lots of easy/medium trails, enough for a few days of riding.
I too have some info from the takeover ride. I'll hunt it up in a bit also.
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Depends on how you drive. Joey got hooked up with drive it hard till it pukes bunch. They are bound to break stuff. Pay attention, pick a good line and you should be fine.
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That's true. We did ride pretty hard. However, I am a prepper. Not only on the pioneer but at home as well so I always like to go prepared for whatever may happen out there. I'd hate for someone to tell our guest that there's nothing to worry about and then it happen. I should have added the disclaimer like you did DrF. Thanks.
Well i'm going with all my Rzr friends so having to tow one of them is likely. It doesn't matter to me I was just asking if their was any certain trails that are a must. My daughter will be with me she is 5 so i need to see water for sure.
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Here is some good info - Takeover MAP INFO - POI's, Unmarked trails, Shortcuts.
She will like the waterfall on trail 2 for sure.
She will like the waterfall on trail 2 for sure.
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Trail 8 has a very nice waterfall just off riding trail.
Trail 31 has a neat rock garden
Trail 21 has a neat cave
Trail 30 Top of the world trail good views.
Trail 2 is a nice long run along ollis creek.
Trail 2 and 8 for sure. Last time we rode she said daddy why are we going around all of the water I just laughed so I'm hitting and finding as much water as possible this go around.
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That's awesome man. Family time is a big reason I bought mine. Congrats on having a great time and good luck to a great time on this trip. Take pics!
Here's my boy, he loves the water too! Maybe mud also.
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You left out most of my bent stuff @joeymt33 lol.
Beautiful area up there and most of the trails are worth hitting. Waterfalls are great and nice views. Some of the trails were a little washed out a couple months ago but still fun. Miles of trails so gps is nice. If riding with a group of like minded people you'll have a great time. Most everything is pretty tame with a couple areas that should only be ridden by more experienced riders. Have a great time and report back with pictures if you would.
Beautiful area up there and most of the trails are worth hitting. Waterfalls are great and nice views. Some of the trails were a little washed out a couple months ago but still fun. Miles of trails so gps is nice. If riding with a group of like minded people you'll have a great time. Most everything is pretty tame with a couple areas that should only be ridden by more experienced riders. Have a great time and report back with pictures if you would.
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That was my question... after watching all of your guys videos, I wondered if there was any decent riding for the 500 or if I'd just be stuck or tipped over all day? Can you get to the falls in a P5 without beating the hell out of it?
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Ya. 500 be fine.. But I wouldn't go along.
Don't let our videos fool u... We tend to only show the more challenging sections.
There is lots of good riding there.
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Yes absolutely! Very diverse place. Some of us just chose to ride the hell out of the tougher stuff and well of course video it
Good lookin lad you have there nothing wrong with playing in the mud. The reason my daughter said that was because we was at Windrock and it wasn't that warm so I didn't want the kids wet and freezing. To her it was warm but if she would have got wet then all hell would have broke loose.
I will tell my wife she is responsible for pictures so no promises. I'm thinking this hurricane may help out on the fun factor.
Why that's just my game!!!!!!! Had to say that since I seen Doc. By far one of the top 3 movies of all time.
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Makes me really miss that place but great pics! Daughter is super cute looks like she was having fun. Thanks for sharing some of your good times
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