How far do YOU go to ride?

[ericsmallbore]

45 min to 4 hrs.

 

[cat rider]

45 mins hills
4 hrs horns
6 hrs snowies
10 tog and bout the same to cooke

 

[Trashy]

I'm pretty sure RedlineGuy is gonna win the trophy...

He lives in CT. Do the math.....

 

[corpeleven]

45 min : Grand Mesa
Hour : Flattops
Hour and a half : Kebler

 

[crix]

We have to drive 16 hours to get to good snow It sucks but Ive always lived here

Hey maybe some of the more fortunate people could help some of us midwesterners in the winter for some riding and such
and in the summer for some lake and boating fun we return the favor!!!!

Like a midwest foreign exchange program

 

[CATillak]

Bout 45 minutes to the mountains..Did i mention they are sea level damn near

..im 6'3

 

[Blu Du]

1000 miles 15 hrs

 

[Trukker]

Wow.......... some of you are commited!

 

[KFD070]

OMG. Some of you are more than committed you're nuts! Sixteen hours one way?
I guess I can say that because I'm so dam lucky. 30 minutes to my usual spot. Lots of meadows and bowls, not much for steep. Got there 26 times last season. Lumby (Hunter's Range is just over an hour away. Sicamous around 90 minutes. Revy is about 2 hours. Valemont, 2.5 hours. Western Canada....God's Country Baby!

 

[Alberta Boy]

I think that I win this one...

4000 km! 40+ hours of driving... Toronto to McBride...

It isn't so much as nuts as needing a fix so you don't go nuts!!!

 

[RMK-King]

10-12hrs to yellowstone. Far enough for me.

 

[94fordguy]

40 miles to where we usually ride... so about 1 hr to the snow park
30 miles to where we sometimes ride... so about 45 minutes to that snow park...


Just long enough to get a few sentances of bullchit finished up before hitting the hill


Oh Ya, Revy = 450 miles... about 9.5 hours, but worth it

 

[jaysonfreerider]

anywere from 15minutes to an hour. just depends on were we go!

 

[Sidehiller]

We have to drive 16 hours to get to good snow It sucks but Ive always lived here

Hey maybe some of the more fortunate people could help some of us midwesterners in the winter for some riding and such
and in the summer for some lake and boating fun we return the favor!!!!

Like a midwest foreign exchange program

If you've got good fishing you've got a deal! Seriously!

 

[AdrenalineAddict]

Approximately 20 miles for about 50 rides per season. Having the mountain almost in your backyard is really sweet. It's also the biggest reason I moved here.

 

[pushcat]

16-18 hrs to the Snowies depending which side we go to

 

[crix]

If you've got good fishing you've got a deal! Seriously!

oh for sure so far we have gotten 4 muskies all over 36 inches, two this last weekend!!! tons of bass 4-5 lb range if you like bass fishing even a few nice walleyes - dont fish them much anymore

I live 20 minutes from minnetonka which is great on weekdays bass/muskies

Otherwise a couple hours north is great fishing for anything you want

one lake we fish we caught at least 50 largemougth 20 smallmouth 2 walleyes 2-3 pike and had a monster muskie hooked up that threw the hook boatside ALL IN ONE DAY

 

[sledboy82]

16hrs for me and yes its long but so worth the drive

 

[Tree Boss]

15 minutes for where we mainly ride and every year we take an annual trip to Alpine for a week of riding and that is 3 hours from the house to the cabin. Headed up to Alpine for riding the wheelers around and scope out some possible drainage's to go and ride this winter

I can't believe how dedicated some of you are but I would do the same thing to taste that wonderful deep Utah, Idaho and Wyoming powder

 

[crix]

The first fish is hacked up from spawning i think but 40 inches the second photo 37.5 inch nice clean fish