The Terrapin ATV trail has all that you are looking for when it comes to thrills and fun.
This particular trail is a part of a network of trails that loop together to form the South Pedlar ATV Trail System, which is in the George Washington and Jefferson National Forests. It is 0.6 miles in length and is full of the great things that all ATVers are looking for, rough terrain, twisting, curving roads, some wide and some narrow.
The view is what completes this trail. Stop and get off your ATV, look at what mother nature has done. Groves of large massive trees and meadows full of mountain laurel. It is truly a sight to behold, if you don't normally bring a camera on your ATV trips, try to make sure that you bring one along for this one.
These trails are open during hunting season, if you happen to be riding your ATV during that time, make sure to wear bright orange and make yourself known so you are not mistaken for a deer or other game. Some ATVers carry a whistle and periodically use it to let hunters know they are in the area.
The Terrapin ATV trail only allows 4-wheel ATV's on their trail systems and a DOT approved helmet must be worn at all times when riding on these trails. Because of the terrain,other ATV safety gear such as boots, goggles and gloves are a wise decision too.
Always do a complete pre-ride mechanical check on your ATV. The brakes are very important out there, also the Forest Service might do a surprise inspection of your vehicle, so keeping your ATV in tip-top shape is not only a good idea, it's a must in case of an inspection.
Safety, common sense and the right equipment will ensure a great time on your ATV on the Terrapin Trails.
This particular trail is a part of a network of trails that loop together to form the South Pedlar ATV Trail System, which is in the George Washington and Jefferson National Forests. It is 0.6 miles in length and is full of the great things that all ATVers are looking for, rough terrain, twisting, curving roads, some wide and some narrow.
The view is what completes this trail. Stop and get off your ATV, look at what mother nature has done. Groves of large massive trees and meadows full of mountain laurel. It is truly a sight to behold, if you don't normally bring a camera on your ATV trips, try to make sure that you bring one along for this one.
These trails are open during hunting season, if you happen to be riding your ATV during that time, make sure to wear bright orange and make yourself known so you are not mistaken for a deer or other game. Some ATVers carry a whistle and periodically use it to let hunters know they are in the area.
The Terrapin ATV trail only allows 4-wheel ATV's on their trail systems and a DOT approved helmet must be worn at all times when riding on these trails. Because of the terrain,other ATV safety gear such as boots, goggles and gloves are a wise decision too.
Always do a complete pre-ride mechanical check on your ATV. The brakes are very important out there, also the Forest Service might do a surprise inspection of your vehicle, so keeping your ATV in tip-top shape is not only a good idea, it's a must in case of an inspection.
Safety, common sense and the right equipment will ensure a great time on your ATV on the Terrapin Trails.
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