Rush Offroad in KY

I know I know...it's not in West Virginia but who's been here and how is it?  Are there enough trails to keep you busy for a weekend?  Are there any 'outlaw' trails around the area too? 

Still debating on bringing the rzr or 400EX...I might just bring both!

Take the rzr it's rough down there.  Slow going.  Watch out for the mudholes.  I didn't ride much of it, but what I was on was rough.  If you have a set of 30s, bolt them on.

Hump wrote:

Take the rzr it's rough down there.  Slow going.  Watch out for the mudholes.  I didn't ride much of it, but what I was on was rough.  If you have a set of 30s, bolt them on.

10_4 hump...hey, when you wanna ride Bergoo  again?

OhioRZRrider32 wrote:

Hump wrote:

Take the rzr it's rough down there.  Slow going.  Watch out for the mudholes.  I didn't ride much of it, but what I was on was rough.  If you have a set of 30s, bolt them on.

10_4 hump...hey, when you wanna ride Bergoo  again?

 Say when!

Here is what I posted on my site about rush.

So I went to rush this weekend and to say the least I was not impressed with the trails,

I like to ride very technical stuff and the technical stuff was few and far between down there. Everybody talks about the hills down there and while they have a lot that I won't climb because I personally don't really go looking for big nasty Hills to climb, I didn't see a lot that compared anything to the hills at Wellsville, and I only saw a couple that we're tougher than some of the ones at Perry Other than the hill that they do have there was nothing I found that put up a challenge for me, I used four wheel drive in a few spots but other than some of the hills that I went up I never locked the front Locker.

If you like two run 40 miles an hour down the trail or if you're the type of person that likes to just cruise around and just enjoy being out in the woods then you may like it, but for a guy with my writing style it just was lacking. I think it's kind of a mix between Wayne National Forest and Scenic trails. The trails were put in with a bulldozer (or atleast recently groomed with one) plenty of mud along the trail that you can pretty always avoid if you want.

Reminds me of a less groomed Wayne National forest

When I was there it was all easy trails with potholes all over it.  Bouncy as hell.

I've had a few guys tell me they recently ran a dozer through most of them, I was able to cover 70 some miles in 5 hours of.riding and that includes stopping to check out some of the hills.