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Green Ridge State Forest Off-Road Trail exit 62 off of I-68 in Maryland. Trail consists of an 18 mile loop at about a 1,000-1500 ft elevation... It was pretty cool
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The rolling Blackout of DC
- Toenail211
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Very cool, I've been there!
Where do you live? If you go again, let me know, maybe I can head out there too.
Did you only take the eastern ridge portion of the road? Or did you also take the valley portion?
I don't think it's changed much, but I went as a stock vehicle - similar to yours. It's a really good stock-passable trail... although I think the valley can have some decently slick muddy hills.
Where do you live? If you go again, let me know, maybe I can head out there too.
Did you only take the eastern ridge portion of the road? Or did you also take the valley portion?
I don't think it's changed much, but I went as a stock vehicle - similar to yours. It's a really good stock-passable trail... although I think the valley can have some decently slick muddy hills.
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Trail X - Founder
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Nice job. Glad you got it dirty, but be careful...IT IS ADDICTIVE.
they've always worked for me.
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Looks like you had a great time! I have always loved the scenery in Maryland.
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I wish I had trails like that around my area. Most of the offroading done in my area is mud and sand. 
- geneelder
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I had a great time. In fact I'm going back on Saturday... Some of the guys in my company are gonna come up as well. Putting my new MarkMC lift on in the morning and driving up to GR in the late morning. Supposed to rain tomorrow too! Ohhhh Boyyyy!!!! 
The rolling Blackout of DC
- Toenail211
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JamesDowning wrote:Very cool, I've been there!
Where do you live? If you go again, let me know, maybe I can head out there too.
Did you only take the eastern ridge portion of the road? Or did you also take the valley portion?
I don't think it's changed much, but I went as a stock vehicle - similar to yours. It's a really good stock-passable trail... although I think the valley can have some decently slick muddy hills.
I live in SW DC. Idk I went like 3/4 of the way down the road that comes off of I-68 and entered the trail there and went all the way around back to the north... It was a lot of fun.
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- Toenail211
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looks like a great time!! how do you like the general grabber at2s?
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