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PaAtving
will be kicking off its biggest ride of the season. The entire weekend
of October 18th through the 19th at "Majestic Trails" in
Rew Pa. |
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The
first annual PaAtving rally and pig roast, for the (convenience
of riders) will be held all weekend to accommodate riders schedules.
You
can
show up Friday night, camp out, ride Saturday, then take off or stay
the weekend and ride Sunday too. |
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The
cost of the ride is $15 for one day, or $25 dollars for the entire
weekend.
Camping is free for the entire weekend, or you can book a room at
these local
hotels and trailer in, in the morning.
Rew,
Pennsylvania is located in the North West section of the state.
(See map) + (more
directions)
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Pig
roast will be on Saturday, with a mighty fine pig that will
be slow
cooked over a wood and charcoal fire. Accompanying the pig will be
plenty of fixings to make a complete meal. The cost will be
$5 a plate,
with a kids
plate for $2.
In addition, the concession stand will be open all weekend,
for hot coffee and breakfast in the morning, along with food throughout
the day.
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The
trail system consists of 27 + miles of mountain trails, with stunning
vistas, and challenging terrain. Trail difficulty is marked with two
levels of challenge; "orange" trail markers denote an easier
route. While "yellow" trail markers, denote a more challenging
trail.
The best way I can describe the trails is
that they are just like the Rockhouse trail of the “Hatfield
McCoy” system in WV with all its twists and turns.
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Drainage
bumps along the steep trail system serve up some of the most challenging
tasks of remaining grounded while ripping up a mountainside.
While the “yellow & orange”
signs point the way around the (one-way) trail system, there are
also plenty of ways to challenge yourself in the mud, some parts
of the trail have a choice of dishing out some mud “Gravy”
on your way through, or take the bypass to avoid the mud.
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Half
way through the system is a large mud hole to the side of the trail
that measures about 30 foot square. That will allow plenty of opportunity
for the mud walowers to test their skills and machines. |
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Parking
Details:
There will be two main parking lots, one for the day-trippers and
one for the campers. This is done to keep the traffic down around
the campers and provide an overall safer and better trail experience.
The main parking lot of “Majestic Trails” will be the
day use area, while the parking field that is by the (deep pond) will
be the parking area for those staying over night. |
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Campfires:
Campfires
will be allowed in designated fire pits only, and will be
marked on
campsites.
“Save
time” print + fill out the (Adult) ride waiver
form before you arrive.
This will get you on to the trails faster, if you prefer to do
it on site, the waivers will be handed out by the parking attendant
on duty when you arrive. Then they will have to be turned in at
the concession stand prior to ride. |
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All
riders under 16 must have signatures from both parents to attend
ride, (youth
waiver form) |
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