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Off road path under pylons

Off road path under pylons

When looking for off road trails to explore, look for power lines and other utility lines that run through remote areas. Maintenance personnel need a way to access these pylons periodically, and you will often find unsecured, unpaved paths winding through the woods along the utility right of way. Of course, maintenance personnel will use heavy equipment that may have caterpillar tracks or other high traction drive systems, so don't blame me if you get stuck in the mud.

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