Awesome pics... good to see you took the kids with "ya" ...
Great memories!!!
Great memories!!!
Royal Blue Tennessee 5/5-5/6 2007
6
We stayed at www.rideroyalblue.com and had a great time. There were 15 of us staying in 4 cabins. Most of which were children. You can ride directly onto the trails from the campground with no trailering. Even though I grew up around Royal Blue, I had never rode the area. The trails were awesome. They just spent $700,000 on the trails mapping, signing and opening up trails that had been previously closed. For more information about Royal Blue and Don Sundquest Wildlife Management areas go to www.royalbluerangers.com
This area alone has over 150,000 acres of land and hundreds of miles of trails.
This property also connects to Windrock and www.brimestonerecreation.com. With much fuel you can ride from one area to the next, although each place has so much riding you would never need to do this.
I think the kids had more fun than the adults, enjoy the pictures.
![]()
![]()
![]()
![]()
![]()
My two youngest. I have a 10 year old playing in the waterfall
![]()
This area alone has over 150,000 acres of land and hundreds of miles of trails.
This property also connects to Windrock and www.brimestonerecreation.com. With much fuel you can ride from one area to the next, although each place has so much riding you would never need to do this.
I think the kids had more fun than the adults, enjoy the pictures.
My two youngest. I have a 10 year old playing in the waterfall
1 - 20 of 21 Posts
Great pictures, beautifull area.
kids do make it so much more fun[
][}][}][}]
Mike
kids do make it so much more fun[
][}][}][}]Mike
Sounds good, Chesty. Just let me know when you guys wanna go again. We're getting ready to go to Tackett Creek this morning. I'm hoping it rained more up there more than it did here last night to help keep some of the dust down. We came up to Hole in the Earth last weekend....found the way to come in from the north side of Royal Blue....just pulled over at the first place we came to and started following the most likely route according to what I'd mapped on the GPS from our first trip up there with you guys. Found a couple of CRAZY hill climbs on the way over there. I don't know if you've seen them before, but I was in awe.[:0] They were sooooooo big that I decided not to attempt it with the Ranger....may try them the next time I'm on my quad.[]
]1 - 20 of 21 Posts
