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Where to offroad/trail ride in Southwest Florida? Any ideas?

cgbexec

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Sep 19, 2006
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Naples, FL
Now that I finished my Bronco, where can I trail ride in Southwest Florida? I have heard of a place called Bear Island down 41, but some say it is really muddy and you need a permit to go there. I'd like to keep it trails. She is too nice to bury in the mud.
 

trailpsycho

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Dec 11, 2003
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Lets be realistic, there isnt much in Southwest, Southeast or really anywhere in FL that isnt anything but mud, surf and sand...until you get close to or north of I-10. Halopaw was cool and fun, but you cant avoid the mud...I got over it. The afternoon we left there and headed south, we spent about 1.5 hrs at a carwash in West Palm Beach and still had alot of mud and plant material caked in there. Its been washed a few times more since then and there is still some south Florida probably under there in some places. The engine compartment was the hardest to clean...its still got some FL in it too.

You should bring it north for some of the spring/summer gatherings. Be careful, the rocks can be friendly. Have fun.
 
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Trucker_Eric

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Jan 12, 2009
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im in cape coral. there is a place in fort myers called "cook n' brown" and its on cook and brown road off of slater
 

69 Fl. Bronc

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I have a Bear Island permit. Its for my f-150. Its not to bad in some spots but the swamp buggys have ruted up a lot of it. If you want to come up to Punta Gorda we can cruise around Cecil Webb.Pretty good trails. I'm not much for driving through flag ponds either. Be nice to have someone near hear here to cruse with> 941-875-2950 Mike
 
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