Pics, maps, locations of trails in the South

[Deleted member 23202]

While the internet might be good to find some things, local trails can be tricky at times.
Post information If you have a good trail or playground for wheeling.

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[ThirtyOne]

Here are a few:

Uwharrie National Forest - https://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/nfsnc/recreation/ohv/recarea/?recid=78483&actid=93 - Most convenient in NC. Has a trail system including a few difficult trails and one Jeep Badge of Honor trail.

Gulches ORV Park - https://www.gulchesorvpark.com/ - In South Carolina near Greenville. I haven't been there but I know a few people who have.

Hurricane Creek Road Trail - Really pretty trail up in the mountains near the Tennessee border. Not challenging and you can take a stock Jeep down it but enjoyable. A couple of good campsites on the trail as well. Looking forward to getting back up there again.

Windrock Park - https://windrockpark.com/ - In Tennessee. Probably the largest park in the South. Also popular because there are 3 Jeep Badge of Honor Badge trails in the one park. Two are very manageable even for stock Jeeps. The third is challenging. But they have a ton of trails and a nice campsite. Good weekend trip.

I've got pictures from most of these. Let me dig some out. Also PM me if you want to be notified when trips are organized in the area.

 

[ThirtyOne]

Here are a bunch of pics from this weekend at Uwharrie: https://www.icloud.com/sharedalbum/#B0Z59UlCqrAgDB

And here are pics from Hurricane Creek Road and Windrock: https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/jeepin-the-dream-ii.31009/

 

[ThirtyOne]

And a couple of pics of the Gulches: https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/gulches-report.6308/

 

[WXman]

I've been to Wooly's Offroad in middle TN, Turkey Bay OHV Area in western KY, Wildcat Offroad in eastern KY, and several others. But Turkey Bay is my favorite. It's in the Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area.

 

[Deleted member 23202]

Here are a few:

Uwharrie National Forest - https://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/nfsnc/recreation/ohv/recarea/?recid=78483&actid=93 - Most convenient in NC. Has a trail system including a few difficult trails and one Jeep Badge of Honor trail.

Gulches ORV Park - https://www.gulchesorvpark.com/ - In South Carolina near Greenville. I haven't been there but I know a few people who have.

Hurricane Creek Road Trail - Really pretty trail up in the mountains near the Tennessee border. Not challenging and you can take a stock Jeep down it but enjoyable. A couple of good campsites on the trail as well. Looking forward to getting back up there again.

Windrock Park - https://windrockpark.com/ - In Tennessee. Probably the largest park in the South. Also popular because there are 3 Jeep Badge of Honor Badge trails in the one park. Two are very manageable even for stock Jeeps. The third is challenging. But they have a ton of trails and a nice campsite. Good weekend trip.

I've got pictures from most of these. Let me dig some out. Also PM me if you want to be notified when trips are organized in the area.

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[SSinGA]

Off Road Areas in and around AL

Stoney Lonesome
10075 Hwy 69S Breman AL
256-287-1133
www.stonylonesomeohv.us

Holly tree off-road park
621 county rd 604 Hollytree AL
256-776-9796
www.hollytreeoffroad.com

Adventure off-road park
1040 Ellis cove rd South Pittsburg TN
855-866-7494
www.adventureoffroadpark.com

Choccolocco Mtn
1312 Louise Dr SE Jacksonville AL
256-365-0311
www.Choccoloccomountain.com

Hale Mountain
30 Elora Mountain Rd Elora TN
256-990-3472
www.halemountainohvpark.com

Hawk Pride Mtn
3834 Hawk Pride Mountain Rd
Tuscumbia AL
256-349-4150
www.hawkpridemountainoffroad.com

Adventure Off-Road Park (AOP)
1040 Ellis Cove Rd
South Pittsburg TN 37380
423-582-7050
www.adventureoffroadpark.com

Iron Gap road
Keith springs community center 219 Iron Gap Rd Belvedere, Tn to 5491 Co Rd 175 Estillfork, AL.

Wheelin in the Country
128 Anderson Creek Rd
Summertown, TN
931-964-3417
Find on FB. Website is outdated

Windrock Park
912 Windrock Rx
Oliver Springs, TN 37840
865-435-3492
www.windrockpark.com

Coppinger Cove
The Cove on FB
Coppinger Cove on FB

Wheeler
www.fws.gov/refuge/wheeler

Bankhead Natl Forest
www.fs.usda.gov/alabama

 

[Simple Man]

Here are a few:

Uwharrie National Forest - https://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/nfsnc/recreation/ohv/recarea/?recid=78483&actid=93 - Most convenient in NC. Has a trail system including a few difficult trails and one Jeep Badge of Honor trail.

Gulches ORV Park - https://www.gulchesorvpark.com/ - In South Carolina near Greenville. I haven't been there but I know a few people who have.

Hurricane Creek Road Trail - Really pretty trail up in the mountains near the Tennessee border. Not challenging and you can take a stock Jeep down it but enjoyable. A couple of good campsites on the trail as well. Looking forward to getting back up there again.

Windrock Park - https://windrockpark.com/ - In Tennessee. Probably the largest park in the South. Also popular because there are 3 Jeep Badge of Honor Badge trails in the one park. Two are very manageable even for stock Jeeps. The third is challenging. But they have a ton of trails and a nice campsite. Good weekend trip.

I've got pictures from most of these. Let me dig some out. Also PM me if you want to be notified when trips are organized in the area.

Love Uwharrie ...... when I had a samurai I ran with the "Zuwharrie" crowd back in the day

Here are a few:

Uwharrie National Forest - https://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/nfsnc/recreation/ohv/recarea/?recid=78483&actid=93 - Most convenient in NC. Has a trail system including a few difficult trails and one Jeep Badge of Honor trail.

Gulches ORV Park - https://www.gulchesorvpark.com/ - In South Carolina near Greenville. I haven't been there but I know a few people who have.

Hurricane Creek Road Trail - Really pretty trail up in the mountains near the Tennessee border. Not challenging and you can take a stock Jeep down it but enjoyable. A couple of good campsites on the trail as well. Looking forward to getting back up there again.

Windrock Park - https://windrockpark.com/ - In Tennessee. Probably the largest park in the South. Also popular because there are 3 Jeep Badge of Honor Badge trails in the one park. Two are very manageable even for stock Jeeps. The third is challenging. But they have a ton of trails and a nice campsite. Good weekend trip.

I've got pictures from most of these. Let me dig some out. Also PM me if you want to be notified when trips are organized in the area.

Ahhhhh .... used to love the Uwharrie trails. When I had my Samurai I ran with a group called Zuwharrie back in the day.

 

[Blue Buggy]

Hot Springs Offroad Park
https://hotspringsoffroadpark.com/
Located in Hot Springs Arkansas and has 3 Badge of Honor Trails. You can look them up on FB also

 

[JTR178]

I just found out about the South Carolina Adventure Route a few weeks ago and have been running the portions of it that go through Francis Marion National Forest. In total, it's about 1000 miles around the state 60/40 mix of unpaved/paved roads. I don't think it gets challenging until you hit the upstate. I'm considering setting aside a week this summer to run the whole thing.

 

[jhale1800]

I just found out about the South Carolina Adventure Route a few weeks ago and have been running the portions of it that go through Francis Marion National Forest. In total, it's about 1000 miles around the state 60/40 mix of unpaved/paved roads. I don't think it gets challenging until you hit the upstate. I'm considering setting aside a week this summer to run the whole thing.

Looks like you could run it into the Georgia Traverse starting at Burrell's Ford Campground, and add 390 miles to your trip.

https://www.georgiaoverland.com/map.html

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