Post by geoman on Jan 3, 2010 13:07:46 GMT -5
www.fs.fed.us/r9/forests/marktwain/recreation/sites/sutton_bluff/
It has been several years since I have rode these trails. They are located just outside of Centerville MO. This riding area is maintained by the USFS and you are required to have a slow moving vehicle triangle and a flag and make sure you have them, the USFS and the county there is VERY strict on these rules. You are also required to have a permit from the USFS and a County ATV permit from Reynolds County.
To obtain the Reynolds Co Permit:
Renee Henson
Reynolds County Courthouse
P.O. Box 10
Centerville Mo. 63633
info needed:
10$/permit
make
model
year
vin#
(You can also buy the permit at the Sheriff's Office 24/7)
USFS permits can be obtained from the USFS in Rolla, Salem, Ava, or the General Store in Centerville. This is the same USFS permit that is required to Chadwick so the permit will work at either riding area.
The trails are all woods trails and not very technical and all trails are interconnected by county roads (this is why you need the Co permit). There are some pretty good hill climbs and switch backs on these trails. There are 23 miles of trails on the 12 different trails but there are also many unmapped trails there. I enjoyed the trails there but there is a lot of county road riding between the different trail heads.
It has been several years since I have rode these trails. They are located just outside of Centerville MO. This riding area is maintained by the USFS and you are required to have a slow moving vehicle triangle and a flag and make sure you have them, the USFS and the county there is VERY strict on these rules. You are also required to have a permit from the USFS and a County ATV permit from Reynolds County.
To obtain the Reynolds Co Permit:
Renee Henson
Reynolds County Courthouse
P.O. Box 10
Centerville Mo. 63633
info needed:
10$/permit
make
model
year
vin#
(You can also buy the permit at the Sheriff's Office 24/7)
USFS permits can be obtained from the USFS in Rolla, Salem, Ava, or the General Store in Centerville. This is the same USFS permit that is required to Chadwick so the permit will work at either riding area.
The trails are all woods trails and not very technical and all trails are interconnected by county roads (this is why you need the Co permit). There are some pretty good hill climbs and switch backs on these trails. There are 23 miles of trails on the 12 different trails but there are also many unmapped trails there. I enjoyed the trails there but there is a lot of county road riding between the different trail heads.