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Just added 2 new mud bog areas just in time for Labor Day Weekend at Doc Hilt Trails. One is wet year round, while the other will be good after a rain. Better bring your winch (or a buddy to pull you out) and count on using the wash station before you leave. While we had the track hoe, we also added a stream crossing as well. New pics on the web site at Doc Hilt Trails - ATV park - Home

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