One more ride in 2020

[EMAW]

Howdy, was kinda thinking one last ride this year would be awesome! If anyone is interested please let me know. I’m in Kansas and willing to travel!

 

[Admin]

 

[lee]

@EMAW were do you ride in Kansas?

I have been plotting a trip to the Cimarron National Grass lands and ride the 'Turkey' trail (I think that is the name but it may be someones pet name).
Probably next spring at the earliest.
A lot of the dirt roads in the area are open to ORVs but I suspect they will not be super exciting at the top speed of a p500.
Attached pdf of the MVUM.

 

[EMAW]

@lee , The local gang typically heads to the Flinthills. The roads are low (or no) maintenance cow paths with a lot of scenic views of the rolling hills and occasionally wild mustangs horses.

 

[TripleB]

@lee , The local gang typically heads to the Flinthills. The roads are low (or no) maintenance cow paths with a lot of scenic views of the rolling hills and occasionally wild mustangs horses.

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Is that just a big ass rock all by itself, in the middle of nowhere?

 

[EMAW]

@TripleB , Yep the “big ass rock” is called Teter Rock. It’s located on one of the more scenic hills east of Cassidy Ks. The history of this rock goes back before the oil boom. A lot of people go up there to get married! Sorry, My pic’s don’t do it any justice!

 

[lee]

@EMAW thanks for the tip!
I will check it out on the Google (when the boss isn’t looking).

 

[Vikes79]

Is that just a big ass rock all by itself, in the middle of nowhere?

It’s probably the tallest point in the state!

 

[CID]

I'm sad fer U flatlanders.

 

[TripleB]

Cool

@TripleB , Yep the “big ass rock” is called Teter Rock. It’s located on one of the more scenic hills east of Cassidy Ks. The history of this rock goes back before the oil boom. A lot of people go up there to get married! Sorry, My pic’s don’t do it any justice!

I looked it up. Pretty cool.

 

[lee]

It’s probably the tallest point in the state!

Mt Sunflower is the highest point in Kansas.
And yes that is a cow grazing in the background.

 

[EMAW]

Yes, living in Kansas is a Love/Hate situation!! Lol
Although this would probably apply to every state. It seems people traveling thru Kansas get scared from the western half on I70 ! Here’s some better pic’s from some of the areas we ride!