relocating to sand dunes

[bansheeboi]

wsup fellow this the thing im a ga boy and we dont have sand dunes here ive got trails and sand roads that has been cut out to ride but ive seen these pics and videos of sheehq members and youtube viewing of these sand dunes and man it looks like so much fun allday riding up and down back an fourth even sandtrails looks better than what we ride in here so my question is were or what states have sanddunes leaving ga heading toward the west also are there any states that have sand dunes then still have some snow in the winter? thanks for the info

[06specialedition]

wsup fellow this the thing im a ga boy and we dont have sand dunes here ive got trails and sand roads that has been cut out to ride but ive seen these pics and videos of sheehq members and youtube viewing of these sand dunes and man it looks like so much fun allday riding up and down back an fourth even sandtrails looks better than what we ride in here so my question is were or what states have sanddunes leaving ga heading toward the west also are there any states that have sand dunes then still have some snow in the winter? thanks for the info

 

I live about 75 minutes from Little Sahara Dunes in Utah. And a few hours from St. Anthony's Dunes in Idaho. If your ever out this way, they are both a blast and fun to ride. Little Sahara has "Sand Mountain" and thats always a good time

[GrMeyer]

Killerpeck sand dunes in Wyoming will be a good bet if you want sand and snow

[GrMeyer]

Here is an old but good site that offers GPS way points for some of the dunes out west here.

 

http://www.dunereview.com/home.htm

[theeechozen1]

Vegas is good for Dunes... 90 miles to Amargosa, 125 to Dumont, and about 4 1/2 hours to Glamis