NE area wheeling trip plans

What,Where,When, were was I?

 

Sorry jeff.....it was only a small group. We also know that you have a 3rd gen and still care about your paint (pin stripping was had all around).

 

Hey now

 

This is true. Max lead us through stuff just as bad as we did today in his 3rd gen!

 

I need to join you guys sometime

 

Next time don't worry. I went to look a pond behind an old Cranberry bog with my son to see if it may be fishable in Pembroke, I am fully pinstriped now.

 

OK, next time I'll bring my electric hedge trimmer.....

That's what I plan to do in Pembroke.

I remember on time having and using my Lopper on the RI trail.

 

What's up Scott! @ERMB

 

He's elusive and all fancy with a new T4R

 

He just liked some of my posts that's why I thought I would catch him.

 

Has anyone done the North East BDR? It has been created by motorcyclists, but uses all public Class IV and VI roads throughout the route. On their FAQ page and Youtube video, it looks as though many of roads would be suitable for 4x4 vehicles.

https://ridebdr.com/nebdr/



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-18OBKhgUSw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoXXDd6hTLY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-Im32haMMs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IA6idHktN0

 

No, but from what I could find most of the route is only big enough for bikes and the wider portions are paved or just tame dirt

 

True that’s what I was thinking. When is someone going to do this for 4x4 like the BDRs out west

 

There's just not much actually available for 4x4 here besides Class 6 in NH, Class 4 in VT and logging roads up in NMW/ NEK. But you'd still be doing mostly pavement between the Class 6 or Class 4 road sections.

 

That's the problem here in the northeast, I was just going to post the same thing. Those class 4 and 6 roads in VT and NH are fun, but they're scattered about, so you almost have to drive either an improved dirt or paved road to get from one to another.

 

This section from NY to VT looks like there was definitely some 4x4 tracks running throughout the state forests.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YueJ1MvUAeU

 

There are, but those are the short sections we're talking about. We're just too densely populated here in the northeast to get many good, all dirt, multi-day trips, like they have out west.

 

And that’s why I can’t wait to go back out there. Driving thru a national park on off road trail was pretty cool, I can’t wait to discover more out there.

 

Haha, sorry I've definitely been MIA for awhile now! I do checking every so often to see what people are up to. Saw you in some Instagram posts so I thought I'd stop in to see where you guys went!

 

IG? It wasn't from me! TW is my only form of social media!!! Lol