Can you still ride the trails on prentice Cooper when there are no hunts going on? What are of the other places people ride within an hour or so of Chattanooga?
Off road near Chattanooga
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There used to be an ATV/dirtbike riding area at Ringold Ga. It is open April thru December.
Houston Valley ORV Area
This popular two-way trail system offers about 25 miles of ATV trails that range from easy to most difficult.
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Thanks for info and links. It says Aetna mountain is closing March 31 until further notice. Hopefully they will change their mindsThere used to be an ATV/dirtbike riding area at Ringold Ga. It is open April thru December.
Houston Valley ORV Area
This popular two-way trail system offers about 25 miles of ATV trails that range from easy to most difficult.www.riderplanet-usa.com
bobbuck
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Aetna has been closing for years. It is a rough place but some nice riding(dirt bike). We always drove thru the nice subdivision then park once it opens up and head up the mountain. Just dont leave anything out that you value.
I lived in Chattanooga area for years and I spent most of my off-road time in Windrock on the east side of 116. Lots of single track motorcycle trails if you know where to look.
Houston valley and Prentice Cooper are a big waste of time unless you are really new and just want to ride around in my opinion.
I lived in Chattanooga area for years and I spent most of my off-road time in Windrock on the east side of 116. Lots of single track motorcycle trails if you know where to look.
Houston valley and Prentice Cooper are a big waste of time unless you are really new and just want to ride around in my opinion.
Mattt
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Yea don't waste your time go to windrock.
