Anyone else on here ride at Hidden Falls?

[EarlyBronocGuy]

One of my favorite places to ride here in central Texas is Hidden Falls Adventure Park out in Marble Falls. Took my 16 y/o son, the 200x, and the 4 wheeler I built from a 200m ( http://www.3wheelerworld.com/showthr...few-easy-steps....) today, perfect weather for riding. We've had a hell of a summer, way too many 100+ degree days and no rain, so now that fall is here with 70 degree days, we make sure to get out and enjoy them.

We had a blast, rode for hours, miles and miles of trails out there to ride and hardly ever crowded. We saw a few other 3 wheelers out there, a couple guys showed up late in the day with some real nice Big Reds, just wondering if anyone from the board rides out there, too.

[jb2wheels]

I've been out there a few times. We went during the summer when it's 1/2 price after 3:00. I grew up a duner and didn't do much trail riding and even that was in sand of some sort so this was a new experience.

Since my son went back to school (A&M), I haven't been out there. I don't like to go out alone. We should set up a ride if we get enough interest.

I like it because it's only an hour from my driveway.

How about a couple of "clown car" pics from my last trip - with my dad since he ws visiting from CA:

[gewash76]

I think my roomate and I were the two guys you saw show up with the two Big Reds. In fact, I think we parked next to you. We have an annual membership there and ride out there at least one weekend a month.

[EarlyBronocGuy]

I think my roomate and I were the two guys you saw show up with the two Big Reds. In fact, I think we parked next to you. We have an annual membership there and ride out there at least one weekend a month.

I should have said howdy, but we were headed out for one last ride before we left for the day. Those Big Reds looked nice and clean, are they original or restored? Hopefully I'll have my 250r finished by the next time we head out that way, I started with a 125m (it's fun, but lack of suspension takes its toll after a while), the 200x I was riding is my trike of choice right now, but I'm curious to see just how different riding a big 2 stroke will be.

So far, my son and I stick to the easier trails, he's still learning how to ride and I'm aware of my limitations - the good thing is that there's miles and miles of trails, we never get bored. I've thought about an annual membership, but my schedule is so weird I never know when I'll be able to get out there, it may be months in between. We'd have to go at least once a month for an annual membership to make financial sense.

[gewash76]

Yea, they are original with the exception of a couple parts. I didn't see the 3-wheeler until you guys headed out, but that 200x looked really nice. We usually ride all the ATV trails and all the 4x4 trails up to a level 2. There are definitely a few places where you could get hurt if you're not careful. I like to ride the trails in reverse which create an whole new set of challenges. I'll definitely keep an eye out for you the next time we're out there. Would be cool to meet up one of these and ride the trails.

[jb2wheels]

Anyone heading out to Hidden Falls this weekend? Saturday (11/12/11) is going to be beautiful.