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Redbird Crest Trail System, located in the Redbird Purchase unit of Daniel Boone National Forest in southeastern Kentucky, centers on the 69-mile Redbird Crest Trail loop, a year-round multi-use route open to off-highway vehicles, hikers, horseback riders, and mountain bikers. The full system totals more than 150 miles of OHV trail across the forest. Additional routes include the Left Fork of Elisha Creek Trail, the Daniel Boone Trail Connector, and the Gilbert Creek and Elisha Creek Loop extension. Primary access trailheads include Bear Creek and Peabody Trailheads off KY 66 in Clay County, and Sugar Creek Trailhead in Leslie County. OHV use is permitted only on designated trails as shown on the Motor Vehicle Use Map.

Rush Off-Road is a 7,000-acre off-road park located at 100 Four Mile Rd in Rush, Kentucky, set in the hill terrain of Boyd County in eastern Kentucky. The park features more than 100 miles of trails spanning a range of difficulty levels, from easy scenic routes to technical rock crawls, and is open to ATVs, UTVs, dirt bikes, and 4x4 vehicles. Rush operates year-round. The park hosts organized competitions and events, including Rush and Rowdy and September Slam. Camping is available on property. The park can be reached at (606) 929-5552.

Turkey Bay OHV Area is a federally managed off-highway vehicle riding area within the Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area in western Kentucky, situated between Kentucky Lake, the Woodlands Trace National Scenic Byway, and US 68. The area covers approximately 2,500 acres and includes nearly 100 miles of marked trails open to ATVs, OHVs, dirt bikes, Jeeps, and other off-road vehicles. Trails are classified into three tiers: primary trails are wider maintained routes suitable for beginners, secondary trails are narrower and more technical, and tertiary trails are the most demanding and intended for experienced riders. The facility is open year-round, with gatehouse staffing adjusting seasonally. Turkey Bay is administered by the US Forest Service as part of the larger Land Between the Lakes complex.

Wildcat Offroad Park is a private off-road riding facility in southeastern Kentucky, situated two miles from Interstate 75 at Exit 49. The park encompasses approximately 2,000 acres with over 140 miles of trails for riders of all skill levels. A general store on site handles check-in, sells trail maps, and offers basic supplies. Lodging options include cabin rentals, 42 full hook-up RV campsites, and three primitive camping areas. Riding hours extend to midnight daily, with after-hours check-in available at the general store. The park hosts organized events throughout the year and is accessible to ATVs, side-by-sides, dirt bikes, and other off-road vehicles.