The only place that I know of in RI is George Washington state park. It's located on Rte 44 near the Conn. boarder. Mostly fireroads and little better wheeling on the connecting powerlines. Of coarse there are powerlines all over the state that offers some pretty decent wheeling but I don't know how legal it is. What's your favorite spot. Please share.
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2001 Tundra TRD Access Cab 4x4, SAW/Camburg coilovers, TC diff drop kit, Wheeler's Offroad AAL and Bilstein 5100's, LT265/75R16 BFG AT KO on Wheeler's black alloys, True Flow intake tube and filter with a modded air box, JBA titanium coated headers, Magnaflow 11226 muffler with stainless steel pipes and resonator removed, Skidrow front skidplate with custom made aluminum side shields, extended rear diff breather hose, Hawk LTS brake pads, Wheelers stainless brake hose kit, Helweig swaybar, Downey Offroad front swaybar link kit and cv joint boots,TRD "posi" 3rd member, debadged, backseat-power outlet-map lamp-taillight mod, Optima red top, TRD mirror covers painted flat black, Viair 300P air compressor, blacked out mouldings, bumpers and grille emblem
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2001 Tundra TRD Access Cab 4x4, SAW/Camburg coilovers, TC diff drop kit, Wheeler's Offroad AAL and Bilstein 5100's, LT265/75R16 BFG AT KO on Wheeler's black alloys, True Flow intake tube and filter with a modded air box, JBA titanium coated headers, Magnaflow 11226 muffler with stainless steel pipes and resonator removed, Skidrow front skidplate with custom made aluminum side shields, extended rear diff breather hose, Hawk LTS brake pads, Wheelers stainless brake hose kit, Helweig swaybar, Downey Offroad front swaybar link kit and cv joint boots,TRD "posi" 3rd member, debadged, backseat-power outlet-map lamp-taillight mod, Optima red top, TRD mirror covers painted flat black, Viair 300P air compressor, blacked out mouldings, bumpers and grille emblem
Theres a few locally... Ive been on a couple short ones but since my truck isnt a beater I didnt go any further. One is just right up the road, goes off into a power line clearing. My sisters bf could probably list a bunch since they are always 4 wheelin. If anybody is interested in this area I'll ask. Im not sure about all day ventures.. Vermont isnt that big. Seems more and more "flatlanders" are buying up property and posting it... less play ground for 4 wheelers and hunters.
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Roger
05 Tacoma 4x4 TRD DC Off-Road
Shrockworks Front Bumper, K&N Intake/AEM Filter, XM Satellite, Retrax Tonneau Cover and Yakima track rack system, OEM roof rack
Very, VERY touchy topic in New England. There is land- mostly unmaintained public roads and private land. Most avid wheelers are going to be very tight-lipped about it due to over-use. Best route is to get involved with a club. Plenty of clubs ad organizations can be found over at http://www.neow.org/.
Seriously- go out with a club. They'll make sure you get home in one piece when you break something!
Legal wheeling locations around New England
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