Prentice Cooper WMA Chattanooga, TN

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  1. deeeebeeeeee

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    Prentice Cooper WMA has miles of trails primarily geared toward jeeps and 4 x4 trucks. That said there are are two free primitive camping areas, a shooting range, and tons of mountain top Cliffside views.
    It's free to ride, and can be good fun, but there is a site wide speed limit of 25 MPH and not tight twisty atv only or single track trails..
    http://www.tn.gov/agriculture/article/ag-forests-sf-prentice-cooper

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    pudvah I just wanna rip.

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    At least it's somewhere to ride, seems pretty fun. In CT it's illegal to ride anywhere except private property......with permission.
     
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    man that sucks Prentice Cooper is like 30 minutes away for me and you really couldn't ask for a better place to ride considering it is free. To compare Houston Valley in GA is about the same distance maybe closer and for $5 per operator per day. You get XC atv/motorcycle trails with no speed limit. A 50 inch width limit, and no buggies, side by sides or anything else without a set of handlebars, keeps down on Sunday drivers sitting in the middle of the trail. It tends to be alot more fun for me with a blaster than wide open paths and a 25 my speed limit.
    But yeah its great to have these state resources, as not alot of people with any amount of land are willing to let anyone ride or make paths.
     

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