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Learn more about 267 - Otter Camp (344)
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267 - Otter Camp (344)

Cutting through pine forests and palmetto fields, this trail begins with hard-packed clay roads followed by hard sand. The first half of the trail is mostly flat with potholes while the second half contains some larger pits which were dry at this time but are likely to become filled with water and m...
Learn more about 267 - Otter Camp (344)
Total Miles
7
Tech Rating
2Easy
Best Time
Summer, Fall, Winter, Spring
Learn more about 5 Mile Road Winter Garden - Clermont
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5 Mile Road Winter Garden - Clermont

This route goes between southern Winter Garden and Clermont, passing by several farms and open fields along the way. You can expect to encounter some runners, a few 90-degree turns, and nothing but dirt along the way. If you follow some of the connecting dirt roads along the way you will also encoun...
Learn more about 5 Mile Road Winter Garden - Clermont
Total Miles
6.5
Tech Rating
1Easy
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
Learn more about Babcock-Webb Yucca Pens Unit Road 5
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Babcock-Webb Yucca Pens Unit Road 5

This trail is located within the Babcock-Webb Wildlife Management Area. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission requires $3 per person or $6 per vehicle for a daily use fee. Some exceptions may apply to those who hold a current WMA Permit from FWC. Check with FWC and download the specific WMA regul...
Learn more about Babcock-Webb Yucca Pens Unit Road 5
Total Miles
0.3
Tech Rating
4Moderate
Best Time
Spring, Winter, Summer
Learn more about Babcock-Yucca Pens Unit Road 3
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Babcock-Yucca Pens Unit Road 3

This is an easy scenic drive. There is a very good chance of observing some wildlife or cattle along this trail. It can be completed in its entirety in 2WD and without the need of having a high-clearance vehicle. The trail is open all year, however, this is an active wildlife management area where s...
Learn more about Babcock-Yucca Pens Unit Road 3
Total Miles
1.8
Tech Rating
1Easy
Best Time
Spring
Learn more about Barbarossa Trail - ONF 54
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Barbarossa Trail - ONF 54

The Barbarossa Trail, also known as Ocala National Forest Road 54, connects Highway 19 at the east end and NE 127th St Road at the west end in the north Part of the ONF. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loose sand, and some deep holes that can turn into 2 feet deep mud holes after r...
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Total Miles
6.5
Tech Rating
2Easy
Best Time
Spring, Fall, Winter
Learn more about Bear Island Road
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Bear Island Road

The Bear Island Road starts at Turner River Road at the north end of the Scenic Drive and takes you to the primitive Campground in the north part of the Big Cypress National Preserve. The Campground has more than 30 sites and a few composting toilets. The only three trails that require a $100 permit...
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Total Miles
1.9
Tech Rating
3Easy
Best Time
Winter, Fall, Spring
Learn more about Bell's Cemetery Road - Jennings State Forest
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Bell's Cemetery Road - Jennings State Forest

Bell's Cemetery Road is a main road and an easy route within Jennings State Forest that gives a driver access to numerous other trails for vehicles, hiking, horseback riding, and camping. Bell's Cemetery Road is made up of packed sand/dirt and rock and is an easy trail for all types of vehicles. The...
Learn more about Bell's Cemetery Road - Jennings State Forest
Total Miles
2.5
Tech Rating
1Easy
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
Learn more about Belmore State Forest - Ates Creek Tract
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Belmore State Forest - Ates Creek Tract

Belmore State Forest is an approximately 12,000 square-mile state forest located in Clay County, Florida. The forest is about 15 minutes west of Green Cove Springs. Wild turkeys, white-tailed deer, hawks, and songbirds are just a few of the species that can be found in the forest. Belmore is also ho...
Learn more about Belmore State Forest - Ates Creek Tract
Total Miles
9.2
Tech Rating
2Easy
Best Time
Spring, Fall
Learn more about Big Gum Trail - Osceola NF 211
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Big Gum Trail - Osceola NF 211

The Big Gum Trail, also known as Osceola National Forest Road 211, connects 250A at the south end and Greenfield Trail at the north end. It takes you along the south boundary of The Big Gum Swamp. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loose sand, some deep holes, and ditches that can tur...
Learn more about Big Gum Trail - Osceola NF 211
Total Miles
8.1
Tech Rating
4Moderate
Best Time
Spring, Fall, Winter
Learn more about Billy's Road
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Billy's Road

Billy's Road takes you along the northwest side of the New River and gives you access to several primitive campsites (#2-4). Billy's Road connects Gully Branch Road in the south with North Road in the west part of Tate's Hell State Forest. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loose sand...
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Total Miles
6.7
Tech Rating
3Easy
Best Time
Spring, Fall, Winter
Learn more about Biolab Road
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Biolab Road

Biolab Road is a beautiful, easy drive along the coastline. The road is wide enough for one vehicle to travel in each direction and is only feet from the water in most places. There are plenty of spaces to stop and rest, hang out in the sand, and fish. There is also a boat ramp available for watercr...
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Total Miles
5.9
Tech Rating
1Easy
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
Learn more about Birdon Road - CR 841
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Birdon Road - CR 841

The Birdon Road, also known as County Road 841, starts at US 41 at the south end and ends at Wagon Wheel Road in the north part of the Big Cypress National Preserve. The Birdon Road gives you access to the SWAMP Education Center and takes you through open prairies, stands of Bald Cypress, and Slash ...
Learn more about Birdon Road - CR 841
Total Miles
4.4
Tech Rating
2Easy
Best Time
Spring, Fall, Winter
Learn more about Blackwater River Route 1
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Blackwater River Route 1

If you are looking for an offroad adventure through the winding trails of the Blackwater River State Forest, look no further. The sometimes muddy terrain challenges both vehicle and driver, navigating through dirt trails that twist and turn amidst towering pines and lush underbrush. Each mud hole co...
Learn more about Blackwater River Route 1
Total Miles
19.2
Tech Rating
5Moderate
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
Learn more about Blackwater River Route 2
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Blackwater River Route 2

The simple dirt and sandy roads in this section of Florida's Blackwater River State Forest are less about 4x4 difficulty and more about just getting away from it all. Towering pine trees line many of the trails along this route. One surprise along the way is a beaver dam right alongside the driving ...
Learn more about Blackwater River Route 2
Total Miles
10.7
Tech Rating
1Easy
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
Learn more about Blue Horse Trail - Osceola NF 232
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Blue Horse Trail - Osceola NF 232

The Blue Horse Trail, also known as Osceola National Forest Road 232, connects the Greenfield Trail at the south end and the Swamp Thing Trail at the north end. It takes you along the west boundary of The Big Gum Swamp. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loose sand, and some deep hole...
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Total Miles
5.1
Tech Rating
2Easy
Best Time
Spring, Fall, Winter
Learn more about Boundary Road
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Boundary Road

Boundary Rd takes you through the west part of Tate's Hell State Forest. The trail starts at SR 67 and ends at Boundary Road Camp 18 at the New River, a primitive campsite with access to the river for kayaks. East River Road gives you access to many more primitive campsites at the New River. The roa...
Learn more about Boundary Road
Total Miles
7.4
Tech Rating
3Easy
Best Time
Spring, Fall, Winter
Learn more about Buck Siding Road
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Buck Siding Road

Buck Siding Road takes you from SR 65 in the west to River Road in east through the Trout Creek Tract of Tate's Hell State Forest. There are some primitive campsites close to the trail. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loose sand, and some deep holes that can turn into 2-foot-deep m...
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Total Miles
17.1
Tech Rating
4Moderate
Best Time
Spring, Fall, Winter
Learn more about Burnt Bridge Road
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Burnt Bridge Road

Burnt Bridge Road runs south to north through the Pickett's Bay Tract in the west part of Tate's Hell State Forest. It connects River Road in the south with Boundary Road in the north. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loose sand, and some deep holes that can turn into 2-foot-deep mu...
Learn more about Burnt Bridge Road
Total Miles
11.4
Tech Rating
3Easy
Best Time
Spring, Fall, Winter
Learn more about Burnt Island Loop
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Burnt Island Loop

The Burnt Island Loop starts at Burnt Island Park in the Lochloosa Water Management Area. The trail is only open during hunting season. It's a very wet area, parts of the trail are always flooded from the lake and the creeks that are going through. The mud holes and water crossings are up to 3ft dee...
Learn more about Burnt Island Loop
Total Miles
2.6
Tech Rating
6Moderate
Best Time
Fall, Winter, Spring
Learn more about Burnt Island Trail
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Burnt Island Trail

The Burnt Island Trail gives you access to the Lochloosa Water Management Area with plenty of trails that are only accessible during hunting season. The Burnt Island Trail, the Burnt Island Park, the fishing pier, and the boat ramp are open year-round. The road is mostly packed sand and wide enough ...
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Total Miles
2.4
Tech Rating
1Easy
Best Time
Spring, Fall, Winter
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