Anyone do any riding in the slade county Ky area near Natural Bridge? I heard of a place called carburetor hill. I did a google search and all I saw was jeeps. What are the rules there, anyone know

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Rode in Natural Bridge area a couple years ago. It was a nice place, real nice regulars, too. Pretty mild riding, though. They got some very nice cabins to stay in and where I camped had hookups and a pavillion w/ picnic tables.
If there are rules, I didnt hear about them or it didnt seem that anyone was very uptight about anything. Saw SxS's and 4x4s on the blacktop like it was a normal occurance around there and plenty of partying and night riding going on.

I have been there before, it is a very nice place to ride, but very rough in some places and anything that has wheels is allowed there except for dirtbikes and 4-wheelers, you also gotta have tags and insurance on your vehicle to ride there, I used to have a Suzuki Samurai and rode there a lot about 3 years ago. I even took my 4-wheeler there too, just lucky that I did'nt get caught. They have several hills there one called the Devil's backbone, Moonshine Hill, Carburetor Hill, Oh-Sh*t Hill and so on. You can get lost there easy unless you know your way around or have have someone to follow that knows the way around.

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Must be talkin about two different riding areas. This was pretty much backwoods riding where we were, and no one had tags that I saw, and there was no one checking for them either.
The man who owns these cabins: http://www.naturalbridgekentucky.com/pe ... valley.htm
also owned the campground where we stayed. Everything was pretty laid back. The only rule he stated was try not to rev up motors and act a fool late at night to disturb others.