500-acre county park on reclaimed phosphate-mine land near Lakeland. Unique rolling hills carved from mining operations.

2,600-acre state-managed OHV area in Withlacoochee State Forest, 45 minutes north of Tampa. Sandy trails to technical routes for all skill levels.

1,000+ acres with six race tracks, mud pits, rock crawls, and hill climbs in Ocala. National-caliber motocross track on-site.

1,100-acre family-friendly park with 50 miles of trails and a half-mile mud bog. Full campground and RV resort in Palatka.

125 miles of OHV trails across 385,000 acres of national forest. Motorcycle-only, ATV, and mixed-use loops with campground access.

640-acre private motocross facility near Daytona Beach. Lighted full-size and peewee tracks, restaurant, camping, open year-round.

800+ acres of mud pits, trails, and mega truck racing on a former potato farm in Southwest Florida. Home of Trucks Gone Wild events.

300-acre adventure park near Orlando offering guided ATV tours, UTV rentals, clay shooting, and archery. Open daily.

Trails, hills, obstacles, and plenty of mud in the Florida panhandle. Hosts mud bogging competitions and weekend events.

13.4 miles of steep, rocky connecting loops in the Chattahoochee National Forest. Rated Difficult to Most Difficult.

Off-road park with trails for ATV, UTV, dirt bike, and 4x4 riding.

7,000+ acres of trails for ATVs, dirt bikes, SxS, and 4x4s in middle Georgia. Cabins, RV hookups, and a full campground on-site.

Largest Forest Service OHV system in Georgia — 25 miles of trails from easy to difficult in the North Georgia mountains.

Rocky OHV trails in the northeast Georgia mountains with primitive campground. Vehicles under 48-inch axle width only.

Over 100 miles of trails across 2,000 acres in the North Georgia mountains. Open year-round.

15 miles of ATV and motorcycle loops in the Oconee National Forest north of Greensboro. $5/day pass required.

2,000 acres with mud bogs, rocky sections, deep water crossings, and natural rock mountainsides in south-central Alabama.

450 acres of forest-covered mountains with color-coded difficulty trails for ATVs, dirt bikes, 4x4s, and rock crawlers.

1,000 acres with woods trails, motocross track, mud bogs, and rock crawling in the Muscle Shoals area of northwest Alabama.

420 acres of wooded OHV trails in Chilton County. County-operated with fishing pond, pavilions, and RV campground.

Trails near the foot of Mt. Cheaha, Alabama's highest point. Open second and fourth weekends of each month.

1,500+ acres with mild trails to deep mud bogs and rocky climbs, 50 miles north of Birmingham. Open Friday through Monday.

2,800+ acres with 100+ miles of trails between Birmingham and Atlanta. Year-round mud, 12-mile single-track loop, camping and RV sites.

500+ acres with 120+ trails from mild to extreme in the mountains of South Central Tennessee.

19,000 acres of private OHV trails in the heart of the Cumberland Plateau. Home of the White Knuckle Event.

State forest on the Tennessee River Gorge with wide, hard-packed ATV loops and river views. Free public access.

180,000+ acres of state-managed OHV trails in the Cumberland Mountains — dispersed riding and hunting lands.

The largest privately-owned OHV park in the US — 73,000+ acres and 300+ miles of marked trails in East Tennessee.

Private riding club between Nashville and Alabama with mud holes, ditches, rock ledges, and free camping with two-day admission.

60,000 acres of reclaimed coal lands with 100 miles of trails through dramatic Appalachian terrain in Knott County, KY.

69-mile OHV loop through Daniel Boone National Forest with year-round access. Includes 11-mile dirt-bike-only single track.

7,000 acres with 150+ miles of trails surrounded by rock cliffs, waterfalls, caves, and a natural rock arch in Boyd County, KY.

2,500 acres with 100 miles of marked trails in Land Between the Lakes. Waterfront trails, rolling hills, and technical sections.

2,000 acres with 100+ miles of 24/7 trails just 2 miles from I-75. ATV rentals and full-hookup campground available.

34 miles of OHV trails in Pisgah National Forest — the only OHV area in the forest. Open April through December.

100+ miles of trails in the Brushy Mountains, 70 miles northwest of Charlotte. ATV, UTV, dirt bike, and 4x4 riding.

The only public OHV system in NC's Piedmont — 17 miles of extremely rocky trails across 9 interconnected loops. Popular with Jeeps.

28 miles of marked loops through Nantahala National Forest over old logging roads with bridge crossings and a scenic waterfall.

10,000 acres with 100+ miles of trails from family-friendly to winch-recommended. 15 minutes from Beckley, WV.

One of the largest trail systems in the world — 1,000+ miles across 9 trail systems in southern West Virginia.

605-acre park with 23 miles of marked and rated ATV trails from easy to difficult in northern West Virginia.

ATV, UTV, Jeep, and motorcycle rentals and guided tours through the stunning New River Gorge in southern West Virginia.

SC's largest off-road destination — 2,600 acres with 120 miles of trails, oval track, drag strip, mud bogs, and rock crawls.

23 miles of interconnecting loops through rolling Piedmont hills in the Sumter National Forest.

The only legal place in SC for full-size 4x4s to play off-road. 80 acres of trails from easy to extreme difficulty.

1,175 acres with 60+ miles of ATV, UTV, and dirt bike trails between the Great Pee Dee River and Jeffries Creek.

600+ acres of year-round off-road riding with woods, open play areas, mud bogs, and trails. Also hosts concerts and events.

5,000+ acres of swamps, woods trails, and deep water holes — nicknamed the Disneyland of ATV parks. Cabins and RV hookups.

2,600 acres with 50+ miles of muddy trails, meadows, creek crossings, and mud bogs west of I-55 in southeast Louisiana.

500 acres of ATV trails with mud pits, sand tracks, and primitive camping. Open weekends in Franklinton, LA.

19 miles across 7 interconnecting bidirectional ATV trails in George Washington & Jefferson National Forest.

127 miles of mountain trails through Dickenson County, VA. ATV playgrounds, mountain vistas, and connectors to Grundy and Vansant.

94 miles of Appalachian trails connected to Hatfield-McCoy for cross-state riding. Shaded forests opening to stunning mountain vistas.

Virginia's largest OHV system — 36 miles of trails in George Washington National Forest. Jeeps, UTVs, ATVs, and dirt bikes.

715 acres with hill climbs, mud bogs, water crossings, and wooded trails for every skill level in northeast Mississippi.

1,500 acres with 20 miles of trails, two motocross tracks, creeks, sandbars, and mud. Cabins and camping available.

700+ acres with 30+ miles of trails through swamplands, mud bogs, hills, ponds, creeks, and sandbars. Monthly events.