Directions:

From Baltimore, take I-70 West to just past Hancock. Get into your left lane. Exit onto I-68 West. Next exit will depend where we are camping for a given trip. Exit 68, 64 and 62 will get you into the forest. If you are camping on your own, you must get off at exit 64, MV Smith Road and go to the Green Ridge State Forest Headquarters and pre-register before you set up camp. There is a fee. They have everything you need right there, outside. If you do not register a head of time, and set up in a site, you could either be fined, or have to move if someone else did register first. For this year, we will be getting off at Exit 68. You can fuel up there. GO south on Orleans Road to Mountain Road. Turn right. Then take the first left, Yonkers Bottom Road. Go all the way to the end, to site 84. That is where we will be at. It is primitive camping. This is typically a 2 1/2hr trip from Baltimore.

Requirements:

bulletAll types of four wheel drives are welcome. (street legal-tagged)
bullet While on normally open trails, airing down is not required, but recommended, as some sections are quite rocky. If unique access is granted, airing down to below 18PSI is required.
bulletTypically, the challenge is mild to moderate. Higher challenge may occasionally occur, depending on weather and access.

**Please Note**

bulletDo not set up or try to claim your site without registering first, except when you are camping with B4W at our group site.
bulletIf you opt to camp elsewhere, you are on your own and must register, first.
bulletOn rare occasions, B4W may be granted some unique access to routes typically closed. Do NOT go on these roads without B4W. Do NOT claim to be with the club when it is not a scheduled run. You will be fined very heavily for using the B4W name to try to get off the hook.
bulletThere are miles and miles of open roads on this forest. The ORV/OHV loop of Stafford and East Valley Roads are open year round to the public and do offer some varying degrees of challenge for four wheel drive vehicles.
bulletDue to some rocky sections, skid plates are recommended.
bulletBe alert! The ORV/OHV loop is also used by ATVs and Motorcycles that often travel at a high rate of speed. There are blind sections on these roads.
bulletB4W is taking part in the Volunteer Trails Patrol Program started by United. If you see illegal activity, report this to the DNR. Try to get a full description of the vehicle, driver, direction of travel and time of day.