Texas Trail Links

[Valkyrie]

Because Barnwell Mountian Recreation Area is one the best developed off-road parks in Texas, there is a seperate thread HERE with lots of 'locals' information specific to it.

BMRA (Gilmer, TX) - Barnwell Mountain Recreation Area

Katemcy Rocks (Mason, TX) - Katemcy Rocks (closing Summer 2009)

Long Ranch (Llano, TX) - Long Ranch OHVRA

Satan's Playground (Juno, TX) - Satans Playground

General Sams (Huntsville, TX) - General Sam's Offroad Park

Shiloh Ridge (Alto, TX) - Shilo Ridge

Hidden Falls Adventure Park (aka. Boulder Creek) (Marble Falls, TX) - Hidden Falls Adventure Park

Rough Canyon (Hitchc0ck, TX) - Rough Canyon

Trees Ranch (Kerrville, TX) - Trees Ranch

Superlift ORV Park (Hot Springs, AR)... not in TX but worth mentioning - Superlift Off-Road Vehicle Park

Brazos Valley Off-Road Ranch (Bryan, TX) - Brazos Valley Off-Road Ranch

Y.O. Ranch (Mountain Home, TX) - Y.O. Ranch

Cline Ranch (San Antonio, TX) - Cline Ranch

Primitive Acres ( Mt. Enterprise, TX) - Primitive Acres Guest Ranch

D-Day (Wyandotte, OK) - D-Day

Spring Creek (Spring, TX) - Spring Creek Off Road

This thread is to provide everyone a list of sanctioned wheeling areas excluding National Parks, National Forests and National Grasslands, with a coulpe of exceptions:

Big Bend National Park (Terlingua) is well known for scenic desert-style expedition trips. There is a link to a recent TLCA trip here and information on the park here

Palo Duro Canyon is more rugged and adventuresome. Palo Duro has two scheduled runs per year: Jeep Jamboree in May and Jeep Challenge in September. If you enjoy wheeling and aren't xenophobic, it is a great wheeling. Contact Ann Christian of the Figure 3 Ranch at 806-944-5562 to set up a group run. Some info here & an article here

Here's another link to a huge list of mostly out-of-the-way places, I can't vouch for it being updated or accurate though: 4x4trails.net

There isn't much "published" info on Oklahoma Wheeling, it's best to hitch up with someone that knows the areas- there is some great wheeling to be had up in Clayton & Disney (some good info here: Clayton and Disney). Moderate wheeling is much easier in the Oklahoma Park system and nice, scenic drives on logging roads are available around the Kiamichi Mountain/Broken Bow Area.

Post up your thoughts and help keep this up-to-date!

[san antonio fj]

great list!!!

[chrisngrod]

Spring Creek in Spring, TX isn't bad...

[san antonio fj]

Ive been to spring creek w/ one of my friends from corpus that lives in houston but we were riding atv's

[92blazn]

www.springcreekoffroad.com

Spring, TX right down the Road from Old Town Spring shopping area

[Eclectic]

Thanks for this list. If and when.... at least I'll know where I can go.

[Hotrodguru]

I feel obligated to post 2 pics of Spring Creek since Chris did

[tex]

Just got my fj thanks for the list I live in Seguin, Iam going to have to check out the place.

[jasonfire67]

Thanks for the list. Been to Spring Creek a few times, but only on atv's

[TheChip]

Posted to the wrong thread. Please ignore my ignorance.