looking to ride razor

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zr900efi

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looking to ride razor an 4 wheeler in the u.p looking to stay somewere about a hour north of the bridge. trails close to a campground. so I can leave campground by 4 wheeler.
 
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Go Fast or Go Home

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Check out Fishweb.com, Mi-Trale, or VVmapping.

Fishweb will have links to lodging, and campgrounds.

I just bought a new Can-Am Maverick Xrs 1000 and will be looking around the St.Ignace area and North to do some riding as well.

If you find a good place that have trails for ATV/UTV post it back on here.

Good luck in your search.
 
garyl62

garyl62

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Not sure you'll be able to hit all your wants but check with Trailside Lodge. Great folks, on the trail and they have Copper County Rentals so they will know about trails and such. I think the "campground" will be hard to find, not much an hour north of the bridge except Copper Harbor.
 
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bootjacker

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there is a campground in gay that welcomes sxs and can ride from and also in copper harbor. the others your side of the bridge are twin lake state park and the state park in Baraga state park. have fun

Bootjacker
 
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ill marty

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How about Ishpeming there is a campground by the country village resort . The trail is right there . There is a brewery right there and Ishpeming is very four wheeler friendly . Ride to big bay huron mountains many more spots. I have a camp in Ishpeming and just love it .
 
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Rupp Collector

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I'm assuming you mean Mackinaw Bridge?

We toured the Brevort Lake Area back in June. Real nice campground there, plus direct trail access. Even got to see a couple bears cross the road in front of us.
 
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Go Fast or Go Home

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I just checked out Fishweb.com and they had a 7 minute video of the area you just rode. Their trip was about 90 miles and took a little over 9 hours including food stops and a couple of side trails to view rapids and some rock formation.

This is almost the same trip I am planning in a week or so. Maybe I'll get lucky and see a couple of bears also (from a safe distance)
 
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