Where do you live?

[Thommo]

I live in south east AUS. Dont have much problem finding places to spin. Lots of forests with muddy tracks.

[gabe]

I live in Southern California in the Los Angeles/Orange County area. My significant other is from Ascot, Berkshire so we find ourselves in southeast UK a several times a year. England is definitely much better for stucks!

[ChrisStuck]

I live in southern Germany. Frankfurt area. It’s pretty hard to find good places to get stuck here...

[bzxxd3]

The lake District, England. Quite a few places to get stuck but no one to get stuck with sadly!

[Florian]

I live in greater Philly-- close enough to visit sirstuck sometime, but now for a vehicle. My regular car wouldn't be any good, and this condo allows members to keep only one car in the lot.

[SD78QSK]

I live in southern NJ, met Sir Stuck couple times for stuck activity, but not recently. Fewer and fewer places to get stuck and play around, either closed off entirely or patrolled.

[Davem1228]

I'm in New England, plenty of places to get stuck in the snow around here in the winter time; mud stucks are harder to come by near where I am, but they're out there. It feels like there's always someone nearby, so hard to get stuck in private if you know what I mean.

[Shoesandsocks]

I live in Eastern New York in the tri-city area, As much as i am not a fan of winter, that time is usually the best for me. Not alot of people around here to enjoy it with sadly.

[sirstuck]

An extended trip to England is definitely on my 'bucket list'.

[sandyricks]

I'm in north Florida so I look around rule south Georgia. There some good country roads .

[sirstuck]

@sandyricks said in Where do you live?:

I'm in north Florida so I look around rule south Georgia. There some good country roads .

I'm planning to go there to get stuck this summer or fall. Can you recommend specific places?

[A Former User]

@sandyricks Hey bud... I’m in Savannah area. We should connect sometime

[sandyricks]

Would love to chat. Maybe connect and have fun I'm sure. Let me know how you want to chat.

[A Former User]

@sandyricks I will PM you.

[sandyricks]

@sirstuck Hi. Sorry it took so long to reply. I went out thursday to see around where I live and use to work. Boy, alot of the good old dirt roads have been closed or paved over. And people live on then too. However, I'm quite sure, if you can find a map of Georgia, the area you want to look at is between Fargo, Ga. and Valdosta, Ga. There is a little state road called Ga . Hwy 92 or 94 or 96, I forgot which, but I have been down it a minny times. Hardly anything is on it, and a lot of dirt pull off roads. Warning, you better have plenty of gas, a board , jack,and shovel ,becouse there is nothing between these towns. I mean no hardly one gas station. Look on the map, southeast Georgia. Have fun.

[sirstuck]

@sandyricks Thanks for the info. I'll check this out on Google Maps with satellite view.

[A Former User]

Like stuckadam I live in Europe. And if that wasn’t enough even further north. Norway.

[sirstuck]

@sandyricks Hwy 94. Here's a spot where it looks like someone had fun on the right-of-way:
https://www.google.com/maps/place/30°40'17.5"N+82°45'25.3"W/@30.671529,-82.757575,200m/data=!3m2!1e3!4b1!4m6!3m5!1s0x0:0x0!7e2!8m2!3d30.6715198!4d-82.7570161

[sandyricks]

@sirstuck YES. Great. There are a few little teen boys with their pickup trucks that love to spin there tires around there. Looks like you found some of their work.
Years ago, I laid some tire rubber on that road. You can spin real good when its wet. Very little traffic.

[woofwoof09]

South Australia this side of the world