sounds like maybe my hometown might fit the bill.
Eastern Washington. More specific, im from Tri-Cities, Washington. Very little rain, usually snowless winters (maybe 1 in 4 years it will snow) but its cold during the winter. But March is warm, April is even warmer, and June, July, and August are HOT! before it starts to cool back down, but it really doesnt get cold again until the end of october or so.
Just right outside of town 8-9 miles is a fair sized piece of land that has sand dunes in the back and various trail riding. Moses Lake, which is about 60 miles or so has a nice sand dune area to ride. Then you have the blue mountains which have a lot of trail riding in the woods, those are about 2 hours away. The cascade mountains have moutain trails too, thats also probably a 2 to 2.5 hour drive.
And then you have the oregon cost which is very well known for its huge sand dunes. Also just a couple hours away but a very resonable day drive.
The economy is pretty strong in the Tri-Cities, and houses seem affordable since i never see any sitting on the market for a long time, they usually will sell. There are also a lot of new construction houses going up, which tells me there is a demand for sellers and homes. Im in college though, so i have never been a homeowner yet.
....and there are only 2 atv shops at the moment for a town of 150,000+ people.....
Eastern Washington. More specific, im from Tri-Cities, Washington. Very little rain, usually snowless winters (maybe 1 in 4 years it will snow) but its cold during the winter. But March is warm, April is even warmer, and June, July, and August are HOT! before it starts to cool back down, but it really doesnt get cold again until the end of october or so.
Just right outside of town 8-9 miles is a fair sized piece of land that has sand dunes in the back and various trail riding. Moses Lake, which is about 60 miles or so has a nice sand dune area to ride. Then you have the blue mountains which have a lot of trail riding in the woods, those are about 2 hours away. The cascade mountains have moutain trails too, thats also probably a 2 to 2.5 hour drive.
And then you have the oregon cost which is very well known for its huge sand dunes. Also just a couple hours away but a very resonable day drive.
The economy is pretty strong in the Tri-Cities, and houses seem affordable since i never see any sitting on the market for a long time, they usually will sell. There are also a lot of new construction houses going up, which tells me there is a demand for sellers and homes. Im in college though, so i have never been a homeowner yet.
....and there are only 2 atv shops at the moment for a town of 150,000+ people.....
