Anyone from michigan out there?

[pullstart]

I'd say they're a blast! I've tooled around 2-3 hours without crossing too many paths, but I have my favorite spots. Our seasonal campsite is on a road that becomes a seasonal road, the kind of beginning of the fun. There's mud, sand, rocks, nothing a truck couldn't get through in 2wd except the mud part... there are a few holes I haven't hit alone yet. if you ever get around to heading this way, I'm less than 10 minutes from trailheads... but I might want to mention you should be street legal with a recreation passport, not sure about Allegan.
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4 seater Appletree buggy, road legal with 002 IRS, 3x3 Appletree kit, 6" over Dan's beam with 10" towers and Fox 2.0 shocks, '00 Subaru EJ25 with KEP stage 3 clutch and KEP adapter plate.

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[Vanapplebomb]

Same story in the Allegan woods, techigaly need to be street ready as you need to hop from road to road to stay on the trails.
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1800 Type 4 Berrien 295

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[bugpowered]

I am happy to say that my wife and I are joining the fray. Longtime in the hobby and we are on a rapid pace to finish the baja in the next three weeks.
We live just outside of Port Huron.
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[TVander]

I live in Benzie county and run a lot of dirt roads and dnr forest roads. I utilize my ORV sticker that gives access to lots of roads in Benzie and Grand Traverse county to do lots of riding in the area. I also trailer to Kalkaska county and drive a big ORV route over there which is northeast of Kalkaska. This system can be connected with gravel roads to the north missaukee trail system. Maybe someday I will go back to silver lake but not sure I am into the crowds!