I'll say it again, this makes me want to come there & ride. Are they going to continue these videos when you retire?

Thanks Ron. Looked like a fun little trail.

I jumped off the rock ledgers at devils elbow on a 4 wheeler a few years ago made it just fine

I rode the real trail 14. It ended on the asphalt road going down the mountain. By then, it was really not rideable. Lol There was a waterfall towards the bottom. Going back up was NOT an option. I had to tie a rope on the back of my atv, kick it over the edge and lower, then roll it onto the wheels. I was sooooo wore out. My son sat at the bottom, watching and laughing. Good times.

i would also try to block that drop off right were u was standing that's what worries me if ur trying to climb it

Thanks for sharing Ron look forward to your show weekly

Thanks Ron 👍🏻

Y'all make great videos! Really good to see the folks that keep things working like they should. Thank you sir.

It was not a theater, the big room was full of radar scopes and one wall was used as a screen to display the coverage area and radar contacts My dad was one of the first 13 personnel stationed there

We rode Windrock (Coal Creek) for the first time, in 2002. Over the next couple of years, we came down from Michigan, 30 times. I put over 8000 miles on my machines. What an absolute blast it was. We camped at the bottom of the mountain, next to where they had the permits. There was no campground, or anything else but a bunch of the best riding. They had just recently mapped that side of 116. We met up with some great people to ride with, and we rode a ton of north of 116 before it was mapped. Some of the best memories I have. Manuel Tinker lived on the road heading in, and we kept our 4 wheelers there when we came back to Michigan, we got water from him too. Our buddy Wayne was a constant with us on the trails. Rinkidink, Herb, Johnny, Bo Bean and so many others. All great people. And even though we were actually from Alabama originally, they still accepted us.. lol Great to see the place is still doing great!!!

Great video Ron! Casey and I are heading your way tomorrow!!

Hey Ron, thank you so much for your videos! Maybe We’ll catch up with you next week before you retire. we spend a few days Jeep’n around at windrock every year for my bday in mid December. Hopefully get to try out some of those newer trails this time, we are always looking for a bit of a challenge. Thanks for educating us while also providing great entertainment!

Perfect, thank you

Great weather that weekend! Had a blast! Great video!

Looks like that was a great time. Thanks for sharing

what do you do with the mud pit? also the machine in there is awesome, them tracks are a beast!!!

Thanks Ron. Having fun while at work. Love to have a job like that. Be safe

Great video....Thank You for posting.

Do y’all have any caves on the property?

86 is on my bucket list

Another good video! Appreciate another trail of the week! We will have to try this one when we come up again!

I like your logo at the top with Windrock TV

Great video. My buddy and I love trail 12. That’s one of our favorite.

Great video as always. I'd check trail 91 there's a washout you can't see until your in it and it's about 5' deep. Sent a guy down the mountain. Maybe just a caution sign washout ahead.

Thanks I’ll be doing that trail when I come back

Would not an excavator be a more cost-effective machine to clear the trails quicker easier move trees with no problem. Wouldn’t have to use a chainsaw as much. Was just wondering.

Would not an excavator be a more cost-effective machine to clear the trails quicker easier move trees with no problem. Wouldn’t have to use a chainsaw as much. Was just wondering.

We where down there the week of 10 Nov and I asked who maintained the trails. I was told to look you up on utube. Thank you for all the work I saw done. must be quite a job.

Really if he cant run the equipment dont put nobody on it

Is there anyway to change the blue dot to a different color . We rode windrock veterans day for the first time in 9 years been riding else where enjoyed it . We even went ahead and bought annual passes .

What State is this?

Hey Ron, is your replacement going to continue the trail of the week videos?

7:08 dirtbike that has trouble with this isn’t optioned with correct rider mod!😂 Looks like a 3rd gear 20-25mph section! Great video as usual!

Thanks Ron. You would make a excellent trail guide, the way you explain and tell things. Always enjoy riding with you through the videos.

Hello Ron once again thanks for another great video really enjoyed it. My wife and I would like to try to take this trail that you guys did? Is there a way that you could post in the trails and their numbers in order so that we could try to plot this and do this ourselves as well period thanks so much

In the video I seen the krx in front of Ron and Jake.I like his tires. If anyone knows him ask him what tires they are.

How many Machines were on that ride Ron?

Looks like everyone had a good time. About how many sxs did you have out there. Glad to see you get those employees that don’t normally see the trails to experience them. They will have good stories to tell!

you should overlay the team photo over the waterfall pic :)

Thanks Ron. Glad everyone enjoyed thereselves and had fun. Since you're a well respected employee, maybe after you retire they will invite you back to ride with them next year.

That's a really great community builder for the folks that work there! Thank you for sharing!

We rode it on the 16th, looks good, packed in good.

Thank you guys for keeping the trails open and maintained. Awesome video

Man I would love to have a job where I can work on trails all day.

Them 309’s are some bad little units. I’ve ran a time or three.

Thanks Ron. Hammers can be aggravating. Used them alot over the years. Broke my share of bits also

Love your channel. Never miss a video of the trails. Always watch the live feeds later on Friday night when I get a break from work. I’m from Alabama. Hope to run into you one day up there possibly. May be up there after thanksgiving. Anyway, great, great job with the channels. Love them. I have created my own notepad of trails and routes watching your videos. Looking forward to running a lot of them I haven’t been on before. Take care. Just wanted to say hi!

Well good evening Ron

Water control very important as you mentioned. Check with your states division of forestry for best management practices for forest roads. Looks to me like more water bars needed due the stee pness. Looks like great trail system