Want to go offroading near Syracuse, New York?

Where2Wheel will help you find off road trails near you!  We only cover Jeep trails, 4x4 trails, truck trails, and OHV trails.  Keep reading and we will point out off road places near Syracuse, NY.

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Alright, we are talking about off road trails near Syracuse, NY.  Last warning, the off road trails mentioned are Jeep trails and 4x4 trails large/wide enough to fit a passenger vehicle - no ATVs or dirtbikes talked about here.  The first off road trails near Syracuse, New York is a user-submitted trail named Brown Road located in Savory Mountain State Park.  Brown Road is about 55 miles north of Syracuse, NY and the drive should take about an hour.  You can view this trail and also see what other wheelers are saying about the trail by visiting the Where2Wheel trails map here.

Besides the off road trail that I pointed you to above, the next offroad trail near Syracuse, NY is 4WD Farm Inc in Parish, NY.  The drive to get to 4WD Farm Inc is about 30 miles from Syracuse and the travel time should around thirty minutes.  The 4WD Farm Inc is a unique offroad park designed for stock and/or slightly modified vehicles - no tube buggies here.  Their way to doing things is a bit different, but different in a good way; so rather than trying to explain the 4WD Farm Inc, I'll just direct you to their site here.  Reminder, you can browse the offroad trails map anytime for free on Where2Wheel.  There is a good chance that since writing this article that new off road trails near Syracuse, NY have been added, so click here to view the W2W map and check the area for yourself.

The last offroad trail near Syracuse, New York is Wolf Springs Offroad Park located 130 miles southwest of Syracuse  The drive time to get to Wolf Springs Offroad Park from Rochester should take around two and a half hours.  Wolf Springs Offroad Park opens usually for a single weekend a month and is a non-profit that donates all proceeds to various charities throughout the year.  Check their site here for opening dates.  Don't forget to visit the Where2Wheel off road trails map to see all the off road trails near Syracuse, NY.  We also have a great community of offroaders on W2W, so be sure to check out the news feed and groups sections of Where2Wheel as well.

Lastly, feel free to create an account on Where2Wheel; it's free to use and you can find other offroaders in your area that you can hit the trails with.  If you do enjoy using W2W and want to support us, please either tell your offroading pals about the site or sign-up for a premium account, which takes ads off the map for just $2.99/month.

Thanks for reading about some of the offroad trails near Syracuse, New York.  For more off road trail information you can visit Where2Wheel or check out our New York blog about offroad spots in NY.

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Want to go offroading near Paterson, New Jersey?

Where2Wheel will help you find off road trails near you!  We only cover Jeep trails, 4x4 trails, truck trails, and OHV trails.  Keep reading and we will point out off road places near Paterson, NJ.

Where2Wheel's offroad trails map that covers the entire USA is a community based venture that relies on individual offroaders contributing their knowledge to keep the map accurate, current, and up-to-date.  So if you do go wheeling at any of the trails that you find in this articles or at any other off road trails, please leave a review on Where2Wheel.  Also, if needed, please make any adjustments to the trails description, since trail conditions can and often do, change frequently.  Just register for a free account to leave trail reviews and/or make edits - it's quick & easy!

Alright, we are talking about off road trails near Paterson, New Jersey.  Last warning, the off road trails mentioned are Jeep trails and 4x4 trails large/wide enough to fit a passenger vehicle - no ATVs or dirtbikes talked about here.  The first off road trails near Paterson, New Jersey are Stag Hill Road and Rockland Powerlines.  Both trails are located about 20 miles north of Paterson, NJ and the drive should be no more than 30 minutes from city center.  Both Stag Hill Road and Rockland Powerlines are user-submitted trails, so I personally don't know much about these trails, but click the trail titles anywhere in this paragraph to view their descriptions.  You can see what other wheelers are saying about Stag Hill Road or Rockland Powerlines by visiting the Where2Wheel trails map here.

The next offroad trail near Paterson, NJ is the Del Water Gap National Recreation Area.  Del Water Gap is about 60 miles NW of Paterson and the drive will take around 90 minutes.  Del Water Gap has over 70,000 acres to be explored through a network of old mining roads and forest service roads. None of these roads a specifically “offroad trails”, but there is the occasional mud hole that you will come across. If you are a seasoned offroader, then you probably aren’t going to find anything to get too excited about here; however, Del Water Gap is an easy way to get out to nature for a scenic drive and for beginner offroaders this is a great place to familiarize yourself with your rig and light offroad driving.  Reminder, you can browse the offroad trails map anytime for free on Where2Wheel.  There is a good chance that since writing this article that new off road trails near Paterson, New Jersey have been added, so click here to view the W2W map and check the area for yourself.

The last offroad trail near Paterson, NJ is Pine Barrens located 110 miles south of Paterson with a drive time of approximately two hours.  I realize that a two hour drive is a lot of travel time, but Pine Barrens is well worth the drive, especially if you have a modified vehicle and are looking for some terrain to challenge your rig.  The Pine Barrens trail system is located in Wharton State Park in Hammonton, NJ.  At Pine Barrens you will find over 500 miles of unpaved roads (forest trails) and the entire area tends to get extremely muddy when conditions are wet.  Pine Barrens is known as THE place to go offroading in New Jersey, but make sure to brief yourself on the rules before heading out to Pine Barrens.  Don't forget to visit the Where2Wheel off road trails map to see all the off road trails near Paterson, New Jersey as there are multiple lesser known off road trails closer to Paterson than Pine Barrens.  We also have a great community of offroaders on W2W, so be sure to check out the news feed and groups sections of Where2Wheel as well.

Lastly, feel free to create an account on Where2Wheel; it's free to use and you can find other offroaders in your area that you can hit the trails with.  If you do enjoy using W2W and want to support us, please either tell your offroading pals about the site or sign-up for a premium account, which takes ads off the map for just $2.99/month.

Thanks for reading about some of the offroad trails near Paterson, New Jersey.  For more off road trail information you can visit Where2Wheel or check out our New Jersey blog about offroad spots in NJ.

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Want to go offroading near Edison, New Jersey?

Where2Wheel will help you find off road trails near you!  We only cover Jeep trails, 4x4 trails, truck trails, and OHV trails.  Keep reading and we will point out off road places near Edison, NJ.

Where2Wheel's offroad trails map that covers the entire USA is a community based venture that relies on individual offroaders contributing their knowledge to keep the map accurate, current, and up-to-date.  So if you do go wheeling at any of the trails that you find in this articles or at any other off road trails, please leave a review on Where2Wheel.  Also, if needed, please make any adjustments to the trails description, since trail conditions can and often do, change frequently.  Just register for a free account to leave trail reviews and/or make edits - it's quick & easy!

Alright, we are talking about off road trails near Edison, New Jersey.  Last warning, the off road trails mentioned are Jeep trails and 4x4 trails large/wide enough to fit a passenger vehicle - no ATVs or dirtbikes talked about here.  Okay, so there are four user-submitted off road trails that are all within approximately an hour drive of Edison.  These four trails are all local, "play" spots, where you might spend an hour or two wheeling and none of the trails will be too challenging.  You can visit the Where2Wheel trails map here to check out these local off road trails near Edison, New Jersey.  However; in these next two paragraphs I will give you some more details about where you should really be going in New Jersey to have some 4WD fun.  The first (Del Water Gap) is where you should go if you are a beginner or have a stock rig, and the second (Pine Barrens) is where you should go if you have a modified rig and some wheeling experience under your belt.

The beginner offroad trail near Edison, NJ is the Del Water Gap National Recreation Area.  Del Water Gap is about 75 miles north of Edison and the drive will take around one hour and forty-five minutes.  Del Water Gap has over 70,000 acres to be explored through a network of old mining roads and forest service roads. None of these roads a specifically “offroad trails”, but there is the occasional mud hole that you will come across. If you are a seasoned offroader, then you probably aren’t going to find anything to get too excited about here; however, Del Water Gap is an easy way to get out to nature for a scenic drive and for beginner offroaders this is a great place to familiarize yourself with your rig and light offroad driving.  Reminder, you can browse the offroad trails map anytime for free on Where2Wheel.  There is a good chance that since writing this article that new off road trails near Edison, New Jersey have been added, so click here to view the W2W map and check the area for yourself.

The more challenging offroad trail near Edison, NJ is Pine Barrens located 70 miles south of Edison with a drive time of approximately 90 minutes.  I realize that an hour and a half drive is a lot of travel time, but Pine Barrens is well worth the drive, especially if you have a modified vehicle and are looking for some terrain to challenge your rig.  The Pine Barrens trail system is located in Wharton State Park in Hammonton, NJ.  At Pine Barrens you will find over 500 miles of unpaved roads (forest trails) and the entire area tends to get extremely muddy when conditions are wet.  Pine Barrens is known as THE place to go offroading in New Jersey, but make sure to brief yourself on the rules before heading out to Pine Barrens.  Don't forget to visit the Where2Wheel off road trails map to see all the off road trails near Edison, New Jersey as there are multiple lesser known off road trails closer to Edison than Pine Barrens.  We also have a great community of offroaders on W2W, so be sure to check out the news feed and groups sections of Where2Wheel as well.

Lastly, feel free to create an account on Where2Wheel; it's free to use and you can find other offroaders in your area that you can hit the trails with.  If you do enjoy using W2W and want to support us, please either tell your offroading pals about the site or sign-up for a premium account, which takes ads off the map for just $2.99/month.

Thanks for reading about some of the offroad trails near Edison, New Jersey.  For more off road trail information you can visit Where2Wheel or check out our New Jersey blog about offroad spots in NJ.

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Want to go offroading near New York, New York? Or offroading near Long Island, New York?

Where2Wheel will help you find off road trails near you!  We only cover Jeep trails, 4x4 trails, truck trails, and OHV trails.  Keep reading and we will point out off road places near New York & Long Island, NY.

Where2Wheel's offroad trails map that covers the entire USA is a community based venture that relies on individual offroaders contributing their knowledge to keep the map accurate, current, and up-to-date.  So if you do go wheeling at any of the trails that you find in this articles or at any other off road trails, please leave a review on Where2Wheel.  Also, if needed, please make any adjustments to the trails description, since trail conditions can and often do, change frequently.  Just register for a free account to leave trail reviews and/or make edits - it's quick & easy!

Alright, we are talking about off road trails near New York, New York as well as off road trails near Long Island, NY.  Last warning, the off road trails mentioned are Jeep trails and 4x4 trails large/wide enough to fit a passenger vehicle - no ATVs or dirtbikes talked about here.  Okay, so there are six user-submitted off road trails that are all on Long Island, NY.  These six trails are all local, "play" spots, where you might spend an hour or two wheeling and none of the trails will be too challenging.  You can visit the Where2Wheel trails map here to check out these local off road trails near NY, NY & Long Island, New York.  Outside of Long Island and west of New York, NY there are another half dozen local off road trails within a 90 minute drive of the Big City.  Again, check out the Where2Wheel off road trails map to view these local trails around New York, New York.   However; in these next two paragraphs I will give you some more details about where you should really be going in this area to have some 4WD fun.  The first (Del Water Gap) is where you should go if you are a beginner or have a stock rig, and the second (Pine Barrens) is where you should go if you have a modified rig and some wheeling experience under your belt.

The beginner offroad trail near New York, NY is the Del Water Gap National Recreation Area.  Del Water Gap is about 75 miles NW of New York, NY and the drive will take around two hours.  Del Water Gap has over 70,000 acres to be explored through a network of old mining roads and forest service roads. None of these roads a specifically “offroad trails”, but there is the occasional mud hole that you will come across. If you are a seasoned offroader, then you probably aren’t going to find anything to get too excited about here; however, Del Water Gap is an easy way to get out to nature for a scenic drive and for beginner offroaders this is a great place to familiarize yourself with your rig and light offroad driving.  Reminder, you can browse the offroad trails map anytime for free on Where2Wheel.  There is a good chance that since writing this article that new off road trails near New York, NY and Long Island, NY have been added, so click here to view the W2W map and check the area for yourself.

The more challenging offroad trail near New York, NY is Pine Barrens located 95 miles south of New York, NY with a drive time of approximately two hours and 10 minutes.  I realize that a two hour drive is a lot of travel time, but Pine Barrens is well worth the drive, especially if you have a modified vehicle and are looking for some terrain to challenge your rig.  The Pine Barrens trail system is located in Wharton State Park in Hammonton, NJ.  At Pine Barrens you will find over 500 miles of unpaved roads (forest trails) and the entire area tends to get extremely muddy when conditions are wet.  Pine Barrens is known as THE place to go offroading in New Jersey, but make sure to brief yourself on the rules before heading out to Pine Barrens.  Don't forget to visit the Where2Wheel off road trails map to see all the off road trails near New York, NY as there are multiple lesser known off road trails closer to NY and Long Island than Pine Barrens.  We also have a great community of offroaders on W2W, so be sure to check out the news feed and groups sections of Where2Wheel as well.

Lastly, feel free to create an account on Where2Wheel; it's free to use and you can find other offroaders in your area that you can hit the trails with.  If you do enjoy using W2W and want to support us, please either tell your offroading pals about the site or sign-up for a premium account, which takes ads off the map for just $2.99/month.

Thanks for reading about some of the offroad trails near Long Island, NY and New York, NY.  For more off road trail information you can visit Where2Wheel or check out our New York blog about off road trails across the State of NY.

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Want to go offroading near Newark, New Jersey?

Where2Wheel will help you find offroad trails near you!  We exclusively cover Jeep trails, 4x4 trails, truck trails, and OHV trails.  Read along and we will point out offroad places Newark, NJ.

In order to keep the offroad community up to date with the latest and most accurate wheeling information, we have created an offroad trails map that covers the entire USA. The trails map on Where2Wheel is powered by the offroad community and is totally reliant on individual offroaders contributing their knowledge to keep the map up to date and accurate. So if you do go wheeling on any of these trails, make sure to leave a review on W2W, or make any adjustments to the trail descriptions as needed since trail conditions can, and often do, change frequently.

Alright, we were talking about off road trails near Newark, NJ.  Again, last warning, we are talking about Jeep trails and 4x4 trails that are large/wide enough to fit a passenger vehicle - no ATVs or dirtbikes talked about here. The first off road trails near Newark are two trails located just 35 miles to the north of Newark, and the drive should take about 45 minutes. These two Jeep trails, Stag Hill Road and Rockland Powerlines, were both added by Where2Wheel members and you can view the trails either by clicking their names above or by visiting the Where2Wheel Trails Map here.

The next closest 4x4 trails to Newark, NJ is the Del Water Gap National Recreation Area. Del Water Gap is about 60 miles NW of Newark and the drive will take around 90 minutes. Del Water Gap has over 70,000 acres to be explored through a network of old mining roads and forest service roads. None of these roads a specifically “offroad trails”, but there is the occasional mud hole that you will come across. If you are a seasoned offroader, then you probably aren’t going to find anything to get too excited about here; however, Del Water Gap is an easy way to get out to nature for a scenic drive and for beginner offroaders this is a great place to familiarize yourself with your rig and light offroad driving. Check out Where2Wheel to see trail reviews and read what members are saying about Del Water Gap and other offroad trails around Newark, NJ.

The last offroad trail that we are going to cover near Newark, New Jersey is Pine Barrens located 90 miles south of Newark with a drive time of approximately an hour and forty five minutes. I realize that a two hour drive is a lot of travel time, but Pine Barrens is well worth the drive, especially if you have a modified vehicle and are looking for some terrain to challenge your rig. The Pine Barrens trail system is located in Wharton State Park in Hammonton, NJ. At Pine Barrens you will find over 500 miles of unpaved roads (forest trails) and the entire area tends to get extremely muddy when conditions are wet. Pine Barrens is known as THE place to go offroading in New Jersey, but make sure to brief yourself on the rules before heading out to Pine Barrens. Once again, there are many more Jeep trails and 4x4 trails listed on Where2Wheel, but it's easier if you visit W2W and view the offroad trails map for yourself.

Lastly, feel free to create an account on Where2Wheel; it's free to use and you can find other offroaders in your area that you can hit the trails with.  If you do enjoy using W2W and want to support us, please either tell your offroading pals about the site, sign-up for a premium account (takes ads off the map for just $2.99/month), or make a purchase from any Amazon links that you see on this page or across Where2Wheel.

Thanks for reading about some of the offroad trails near Newark, New Jersey.  For more offroad trail information you can visit Where2Wheel or check out our New Jersey blog about offroad spots in NJ.

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Want to go offroading near Jacksonville, Florida?

Where2Wheel will help you find offroad trails near you! We exclusively cover Jeep trails, 4x4 trails, truck trails, and OHV trails.  Read along and we will point out offroad places near Jacksonville, FL.

In order to keep the offroad community up to date with the latest and most accurate wheeling information, we have created an offroad trails map that covers the entire USA.  The trails map on Where2Wheel is powered by the offroad community and is totally reliant on individual offroaders contributing their knowledge to keep the map up to date and accurate.  So if you do go wheeling on any of these trails, make sure to leave a review on W2W, or make any adjustments to the trail descriptions as needed since trail conditions can, and often do, change frequently.

Alright, we were talking about offroad trails near Jacksonville, Florida.  Again, last warning, we are talking about Jeep trails and 4x4 trails that are large/wide enough to fit a passenger vehicle - no ATVs or dirtbikes talked about here.  The first offroad trail near Jacksonville is The Cary State Forest located just 23 miles W of Jacksonville.  The Cary State Forest has a wide variety of varying difficulties of roads that you will come across; some of the roads will be your standard forest roads suitable for 2WD and then some of the roads that you come across will be totally rutted out and require 4WD and heavy use of the skinny pedal.  You can see what Where2Wheel members are saying about wheeling in the Cary State Forest by visiting the trail listing on Where2Wheel here.

The next offroad trail near Jacksonville, FL is The Osceola National Forest located 54 miles W of Jacksonville.  The Osceola National Forest is very similar to The Cary State Forest in what you can expect to encounter, but with many many more miles to be explored.  I'd suggest starting with Cary State Forest and if you get bored with those trails then go check out Osceola.  Remember, you can browse the offroad trails map on Where2Wheel.com to find additional trails around the area - W2W is free to access and use!

The last offroad trail that we are going to cover near Jacksonville is an annual Jeep event called Krawl'n for the Fallen and it takes place just south of Jacksonville.  The event is an awesome trail ride to support law enforcement, firefighters, and military that have given the ultimate sacrifice to keep our country and community safe.  Check out their FB page here to find out when the next trail ride is because this is a great opportunity to support a fantastic cause and do some wheeling with the Jacksonville and Florida Jeep community.  If you're looking for more offroad options, there are many more Jeep trails and 4x4 trails listed on Where2Wheel, but it's easier if you visit W2W and view the offroad trails map for yourself.

Lastly, feel free to create an account on Where2Wheel; it's free to use and you can find other offroaders in your area that you can hit the trails with.  If you do enjoy using W2W and want to support us, please either tell your offroading pals about the site or sign-up for a premium account, which takes ads off the map for just $2.99/month.

Thanks for reading about some of the offroad trails near Jacksonville, Florida.  For more offroad trail information you can visit Where2Wheel or check out our Florida blog about offroad spots in FL.

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Want to go offroading near Tampa, Florida?

Where2Wheel will help you find offroad trails near you! We exclusively cover Jeep trails, 4x4 trails, truck trails, and OHV trails.  Read along and we will point out offroad places near Tampa, FL.

In order to keep the offroad community up to date with the latest and most accurate wheeling information, we have created an offroad trails map that covers the entire USA.  The trails map on Where2Wheel is powered by the offroad community and is totally reliant on individual offroaders contributing their knowledge to keep the map up to date and accurate.  So if you do go wheeling on any of these trails, make sure to leave a review on W2W, or make any adjustments to the trail descriptions as needed since trail conditions can, and often do, change frequently.

Alright, we were talking about offroad trails near Tampa, Florida.  Again, last warning, we are talking about Jeep trails and 4x4 trails that are large/wide enough to fit a passenger vehicle - no ATVs or dirtbikes talked about here.  The first offroad trail near Tampa is The Croom Wildlife Management Area which is about 55 miles north of Tampa, FL and the drive to get there from Tampa should take you no longer than an hour and fifteen minutes.  At Croom WMA you can expect sandy trails that often get flooded over after any rain; if the area is dry then don't expect to need anything more than 2WD, but if there has been some recent rain then expect to be driving through water on most of the trails and use caution because the water can get several feet deep in some spots.  You can see what Where2Wheel members are saying about wheeling in the Croom WMA by visiting the trail listing on Where2Wheel here.

The next offroad trail near Tampa, FL is The Richloam Wildlife Management Area located in the same approximate area as Croom WMA, 55 northeast of Tampa.  Richloam WMA offers more challenging roads than can be found at Croom WMA and Richloam also houses many more trails to explore than can be found at Croom WMA.  Water fording is a given at Richloam and a snorkel or raised intake is a good idea before hitting the trails at Richloam WMA, especially if it has rained recently.   Remember, you can browse the offroad trails map on Where2Wheel.com to find additional trails around the area - W2W is free to access and use!

The last offroad trail that we are going to cover near Tampa is a favorite of Jeep and Toyota clubs in the area because it offers the most extreme offroading of the WMAs in the area,  The Citrus Wildlife Management Area is located 70 miles north of Tampa, Fl and the drive should take about an hour and twenty minutes one way.  There's a wide variety of trails to take at The Citrus WMA and as with any Florida wheeling, be ready for deep water and sandy terrain.  If you're looking for more offroad options around, or even closer to Tampa, there are many more Jeep trails and 4x4 trails listed on Where2Wheel, but it's easier if you visit W2W and view the offroad trails map for yourself.

Lastly, feel free to create an account on Where2Wheel; it's free to use and you can find other offroaders in your area that you can hit the trails with.  If you do enjoy using W2W and want to support us, please either tell your offroading pals about the site or sign-up for a premium account, which takes ads off the map for just $2.99/month.

Thanks for reading about some of the offroad trails near Tampa, Florida.  For more offroad trail information you can visit Where2Wheel or check out our Florida blog about offroad spots in FL.

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Want to go offroading near Miami, Florida?

Where2Wheel will help you find offroad trails near you! We exclusively cover Jeep trails, 4x4 trails, truck trails, and OHV trails.  Read along and we will point out offroad places near Miami, FL.

In order to keep the offroad community up to date with the latest and most accurate wheeling information, we have created an offroad trails map that covers the entire USA.  The trails map on Where2Wheel is powered by the offroad community and is totally reliant on individual offroaders contributing their knowledge to keep the map up to date and accurate.  So if you do go wheeling on any of these trails, make sure to leave a review on W2W, or make any adjustments to the trail descriptions as needed since trail conditions can, and often do, change frequently.

Alright, we were talking about offroad trails near Miami, Florida.  Again, last warning, we are talking about Jeep trails and 4x4 trails that are large/wide enough to fit a passenger vehicle - no ATVs or dirtbikes talked about here.  Let me start this offroad trails discussion by saying that South Florida is littered with Wildlife Management Areas and Nature Preserves, so the offroad trails that I will discuss will all be from these publicly accessible areas, but if you are curious about what other offroad options South Florida has beyond WMAs and NPs, then check out the Where2Wheel Offroad Trails Map where you can view all the offroad trails that South Florida has to offer.

The first offroad trail near Miami is The JW Corbett Wildlife Management Area which is 90 miles north of Miami and the drive should take about 90 minutes to get to the JW Corbett WMA.  At JW Corbett WMA you can expect the typical Florida WMA offroad experience of sandy roads and potential for high water; however, JW Corbett has a reputation for having some of the nastiest, muddiest roads of the WMAs, so if you have big tires and a snorkel then you should be in for a good time cruising around JW Corbett WMA.

The next offroad trail near Miami, FL is The Bear Island ORV Area inside Big Cypress National Preserve; heading to Bear Island will require an 85 mile drive west of Miami.  A permit that includes a vehicle inspection is required to offroad at Bear Island and you can learn more about the required permit here.  Offroaders have been wheeling inside Big Cypress NP and Bear Island ORV Area for over 100 years now, and Bear Island ORV Area is the last place inside Big Cypress NP that Jeeps and other 4x4s are currently allowed.  Interestingly enough Bear Island, the most NW section of Big Cypress, is the driest part of Big Cypress, so don't be surprised if the roads are in decent condition.  However, this is South Florida and water fording is always a possibility.  To help with the potential for high water, a snorkel or raised intake is a good idea before hitting the trails at Bear Island ORV Area.   Remember, you can browse the offroad trails map on Where2Wheel.com to find additional trails around the area - W2W is free to access and use!

The last offroad trail that we are going to cover near Miami is The Picayune Strand Wildlife Management Area; this land was reclaimed by the State of Florida after the Golden Glades real estate scam of the mid-1960s and now the area is home to the densest population of Florida Panthers,  The Picayune Strand WMA is 90 miles west of Miami and the drive will take about two hours, but this WMA is a very unique place to visit.  The WMA houses many old paved roads that were part of the planned subdivision that was involved in the real estate scam, and on these old paved roads during the wet season you can water ford for miles and miles without the worry of getting stuck so long as you stay on the paved surface.  If you're looking for more offroad options that are closer to Miami than the mentioned WMAs, there are many more Jeep trails and 4x4 trails listed on Where2Wheel, but it's easier if you visit W2W and view the offroad trails map for yourself.

Lastly, feel free to create an account on Where2Wheel; it's free to use and you can find other offroaders in your area that you can hit the trails with.  If you do enjoy using W2W and want to support us, please either tell your offroading pals about the site or sign-up for a premium account, which takes ads off the map for just $2.99/month.

Thanks for reading about some of the offroad trails near Miami, Florida.  For more offroad trail information you can visit Where2Wheel or check out our Florida blog about offroad spots in FL.

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Want to go offroading near Orlando, Florida?

Where2Wheel will help you find offroad trails near you! We exclusively cover Jeep trails, 4x4 trails, truck trails, and OHV trails.  Read along and we will point out offroad places near Orlando, FL.

In order to keep the offroad community up to date with the latest and most accurate wheeling information, we have created an offroad trails map that covers the entire USA.  The trails map on Where2Wheel is powered by the offroad community and is totally reliant on individual offroaders contributing their knowledge to keep the map up to date and accurate.  So if you do go wheeling on any of these trails, make sure to leave a review on W2W, or make any adjustments to the trail descriptions as needed since trail conditions can, and often do, change frequently.

Alright, we were talking about offroad trails near Orlando, Florida.  Again, last warning, we are talking about Jeep trails and 4x4 trails that are large/wide enough to fit a passenger vehicle - no ATVs or dirtbikes talked about here.  The first offroad trail near Orlando, FL is The Tosohatchee Wildlife Management Area located just 30 miles east of Orlando.  At The Tosohatchee Wildlife Management Area you will find 15 miles of forest trails on 2 loops and a powerline trail that ends at St Johns River.  All trails are packed sand, vary from soft to firm, and occasionally get washed out.  Most SUVs and even cars can handle the trails but 4X4 makes it easier.  This is more of a scenic area rather than a hard core off road area but it is a nice getaway to play around in your rig.

The next offroad trail near Orlando is The Croom Wildlife Management Area which is about 65 miles west of Orlando, FL and the drive to get there from Orlando should take you no longer than an hour and thirty minutes.  At Croom WMA you can expect sandy trails that often get flooded over after any rain; if the area is dry then don't expect to need anything more than 2WD, but if there has been some recent rain then expect to be driving through water on most of the trails and use caution because the water can get several feet deep in some spots.  You can see what Where2Wheel members are saying about wheeling in the Croom WMA by visiting the trail listing on Where2Wheel here.

The last offroad trail near Orlando, FL that I will mention is The Richloam Wildlife Management Area located only 50 miles west of Orlando.  The drive from Orlando to Richloam should take about an hour, saving you 30 minutes versus heading to Croom WMA.  Richloam WMA offers more challenging roads than can be found at Croom WMA and Richloam also houses many more trails to explore than can be found at Croom WMA.  Water fording is a given at Richloam and a snorkel or raised intake is a good idea before hitting the trails at Richloam WMA, especially if it has rained recently.   Remember, you can browse the offroad trails map on Where2Wheel.com to find additional trails around the area - W2W is free to access and use!

If you're looking for more offroad options around, or even closer to Orlando, there are many more Jeep trails and 4x4 trails listed on Where2Wheel, but it's easier if you visit W2W and view the offroad trails map for yourself.

Lastly, feel free to create an account on Where2Wheel; it's free to use and you can find other offroaders in your area that you can hit the trails with.  If you do enjoy using W2W and want to support us, please either tell your offroading pals about the site or sign-up for a premium account, which takes ads off the map for just $2.99/month.

Thanks for reading about some of the offroad trails near Orlando, Florida.  For more offroad trail information you can visit Where2Wheel or check out our Florida blog about offroad spots in FL. 

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Want to go offroading near Atlanta, Georgia?

Where2Wheel will help you find offroad trails near you! We exclusively cover Jeep trails, 4x4 trails, truck trails, and OHV trails.  Read along and we will point out offroad places near Atlanta, GA.

In order to keep the offroad community up to date with the latest and most accurate wheeling information, we have created an offroad trails map that covers the entire USA.  The trails map on Where2Wheel is powered by the offroad community and is totally reliant on individual offroaders contributing their knowledge to keep the map up to date and accurate.  So if you do go wheeling on any of these trails, make sure to leave a review on W2W, or make any adjustments to the trail descriptions as needed since trail conditions can, and often do, change frequently.

Alright, we were talking about offroad trails near Atlanta, Georgia.  Again, last warning, we are talking about Jeep trails and 4x4 trails that are large/wide enough to fit a passenger vehicle - no ATVs or dirtbikes talked about here.  The first offroad trails near Atlanta are a cluster of Jeep trails located 60 miles N of Atlanta.  These offroad trails to the north of Atlanta can be found by viewing the Where2Wheel trails map here.  There are a wide variety of Jeep trails located to the north of Atlanta, and they are all the same approximate 60 to 90 minute drive time to reach the trails.  Two 4x4 trails worthy of mention to the N of Atlanta are Tatum Lead ORV Trail and Rocky Flats OHV Trail.  There are too many offroad trails near Atlanta when looking northward to list, so just click here to view the Where2Wheel offroad trails map and you can check out the trails at your leisure.

The next offroad trail near Atlanta, GA is Durhamtown Off Road Resort located about 100 miles E of Atlanta.  Taking the I-20 can get you there in about 90 minutes from downtown Atlanta.  Durhamtown Off Road Resort is a 6,000 acre playground for everything offroad; unfortunately, their Jeep trails aren't as vast as their ATV and dirtbike trails, but there are still plenty of Jeep trails for a day of 4x4 fun.  Check Durhamtown's site here for opening times and admission costs.  Remember, you can view trail reviews and browse the offroad trails map on Where2Wheel.com at anytime - W2W is free to access and use!

The last offroad trail that we are going to cover near Atlanta is Choccolocco Mountain ORV Park located about 100 miles W of Atlanta.  Drive time from Atlanta to Choccolocco Mountain is only about an hour and forty minutes, but do remember that you will change time zones when you arrive in Jacksonville, AL.  Choccolocco Mountain is an interesting ORV Park because it is a very convenient one to visit; the ORV Park is only a five minute drive away from downtown Jacksonville where you can find hotels, restaurants, and auto parts stores.  As for the offroading at Choccolocco Mountain, you can find everything from mild to wild offroad trails, but the park's reputation is for housing some of the most extreme trails in the area if your rig is up for it.  Don't forget to check Choccolocco's site here for operating hours and cost before heading out.  Lastly,  if you're looking for more offroad options, there are many more Jeep trails and 4x4 trails listed on Where2Wheel, but it's easier if you visit W2W and view the offroad trails map for yourself.

We welcome you to create an account on Where2Wheel; it's free to use and you can find other offroaders in your area that you can hit the trails with.  If you do enjoy using W2W and want to support us, please either tell your offroading pals about the site or sign-up for a premium account, which takes ads off the map for just $2.99/month.

Thanks for reading about some of the offroad trails near Atlanta, Georgia.  For more offroad trail information you can visit Where2Wheel or check out our Georgia blog about offroad spots in GA.

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