Western MA, 1-State Dualsport

[Mudhen]

Sunday, May 21.



Any takers?



Here's the advrider thread:  http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=125430 (http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=125430)



Looking for some support from you Northeast Tiger riders.  I hate picking up my bike by myself!   :roll:

[Mechanoligist]

Sorry Mudhen,



  Right now I am knobby impaired, But have a ball. Looking forward to another ride with the Tigers.

[Mudhen]

Looking forward to another ride with the Tigers.

Ya...we should put something together.  Where to next?  Maine?

[BRanstead]

if you head up to central/northern maine add "the Golden Road" to the list.  Itll take you all the way around Baxter State Park.  watch out for those logging trucks though, they dont stop for no one!...and those darned check-point stations too with there chains (different roads).  good times

[Mudhen]

if you head up to central/northern maine add "the Golden Road" to the list.  Itll take you all the way around Baxter State Park.  watch out for those logging trucks though, they dont stop for no one!...and those darned check-point stations too with there chains (different roads).  good times

That would be great...except bikes aren't allowed.



 :smt022

[BRanstead]

you cant have bikes IN baxter park, but the golden road goes AROUND and partly thru (ithink) but its not state owned.  The state did get rights for the public to access the road though.



there are so many trails thru that area its crazy.  My fiancee and our friend drove for 9 hrs cutting across the state through those dirt roads.  They are the only way to get to the appalachian trail half of the time.



besides just remember, "Its not a bike, its a street legal ATV"

[Mudhen]

All paper company roads are closed to bikes.  Including the Golden Road.

[used2jeep]

The Golden Road is a local name given to a logging road that can take you to extremely remote regions in and around the Park. There is a fee in order to access this road, but it is well worth the fee to see very remote areas.  Because of the remote nature of this road, only automobiles in excellent working order are advised to be used.  A breakdown could mean a long time without assistance, and cell phone reception is poor.



from a google search of ""the golden road" maine"