Me and my XT and my cousins 83' XT200
From http://www.atvaonline.com/ride/wayne.asp:
Within the Monday Creek ORV area there are 70-plus miles of designated trails, with something for everyone. Several of the trails that are marked less difficult are wide, generally smooth, and suitable even for beginning riders.
The trails that are marked more or most difficult feature twisty trails and challenging hill climbs strewn with large rocks and slippery tree roots that will catch you off guard if you aren’t paying attention.
If you are up for a challenging longer ride, take the main corridor trail north from Dorr Run to New Straitsville. This is a long ride with a few difficult sections thrown in to make it very interesting. Look for a sandy play area along this route that is fun to ride.
Monday Creek has four separate trail heads: New Straitsville, Monday Creek, Long Ridge and Dorr Run. All the trails are interconnected except Long Ridge, which you will have to trailer to if you are not riding a street legal and licensed motorcycle.
Dorr Run has five parking areas that often fill up quickly on weekends, so plan to arrive early. There is no designated campground within the area, but the Forest Service allows camping in parking lots and any area large enough for you to pull into…just don’t block the trail or road.
Trail permits are $12 per day per rider or $45 for the season, and are required whether you ride an ATV, motorcycle, bicycle or even a horse. Riding season is April 15 to December 15. You can buy your trail permits and good maps at many gas stations in Nelsonville.
