This year's Fawl Crawl will once again be held at the Black Mountain Offroad Adventure Park Located in Harlan, KY.

The Black Mountain Offroad Adventure Park is located in Harlan County, which can be found where US Highway 119 and US Highway 421 meet in southeastern Kentucky. The park is located approximately 8 miles east of the City of Harlan on the Black Mountain Range, which runs between US Highway 119 and Kentucky Highway 38.

Officially opened June 4, 2005, Black Mountian Recreational Park recieves hundreds of riders each month from all over the eastern U.S. who come to take in the beauty and take on the challenge of the rugged Appalachian Mountains.

• Open all day, all year-round
  
• Over 6,000 Acres of Mountainous Terrain
  
• Elevations up to 3,300 feet high
  
• Over 200 Miles of Marked and Rated Trails
• Beginner, Intermediate and Extreme ATV Trails
  
• Levels 1 through 5 4x4 Trails and Obstacles
  
• Two Convenient Trailheads
  
• Primitive campsites
  
• Minutes from rental cabins, RV Hookups and other amenities
        ... No Fees or Permits Required to ride the trails!
  
  Black Mountain Recreational Park has been featured in dozens of magazines and publications including ATV Rider Magazine, ATV Illustrated Magazine, Honda Red Rider Magazine, 4x4 Builder Magazine and many more.

This year the Event HQ be at Harlan County Campground and RV Park -

http://www.harlancountycampground.com/

This campground is located at the Putney trailhead which is on the north side of the Park (last year we HQ'd at Verda Field on the south side). HCC is on the trailhead and driving to get to the park is not required! See site map. RV sites are $20 per night (3 people) and tent sites are $10 per night (2 people). Please contact HCC directly for your reservations.

There are several hotels in the area as well. See here -

http://www.harlancountytrails.com/area-hotels.php

MEB does not charge a fee for the Fawl Crawl event however, as in past Fawl Crawl events, we are asking for a $20 donation per vehicle which will be given to Harlan County for trail maintenance and signage. There is no fee for use of the Park. We are arranging for a catered meal for Saturday night - more details to follow.

STOCKER FRIENDLY TRAILS, TOO! The Putney trailhead, and the Black Moutain Park, is located adjacent to state/national parklands with miles of very scenic gravel or dirt roads. If you have a stock or mildly modified vehicle this is an ideal place to come do some mild wheeling and scenic driving in the KY mountains.

Hope to see you there!