> > Geez - I just read the rules for Paragon - yeah I am a little surprised
> > - but I suppose I shouldn't be. Those arn't all THAT stiff a set of
> > regulations. Just not the kind of wheeling I'm used to. Its
> > organized, structured, and enforced heh. That makes me appreciate the
> > BBQ and Jon and Jon's family's hospitality even more!
> >
> > I would assume that such rules like that are pretty much standard
> > billing around the country. Which is good really - too many dumbasses
> > out there unfortunatly - making regulations required.
>
> And that is why they have the crazy rules. Did you read the one that
> says
> no four wheeling in the lake. Why the hell would you have to tell someone
> not
> to do it?
They also require you to watch a video before they let you have at it.
I go to Paragon a few times a year to ride dirt bikes.
They have trails from 2WD cruising to rock crawling.
Forget about the lake, there are plenty of stream/river crossings to
cause trouble...or fun, depends if you're the one stuck or not.
I'll try to plan to ride there that weekend.
Marc
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