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Arizona

Empire Cienega
This off road excursion is located 46 miles southeast of downtown Tucson and 10 miles north of Sonoita. There are two entrances. One is seven miles north of Sonoita, on the east side of Arizona Route 83. From Tucson, drive south on Interstate 10 to exit 281, and drive south on State Highway 83. Near milepost 40, turn east into the ranch entrance. The other is five miles east of Sonoita on the north side of Arizona Route 82.

California

Hollister Hills OHV park
Go north from Salinas, CA on U.S. HW 101 to state HW 156. Then go east on 156 to Hollister, then go south on Cienega Road to the recreation area.

Dumont Dunes
Near Baker
The riding area is south of the Amargosa River and east of State Highway 127,about 31 miles north of Baker, California. There are two ways of getting to the dunes. The Little Dunes staging and camping area is directly off Highway 127, conveniently located for immediate staging. One mile north of here, just off Highway 127, is Dumont Road, a dirt road which follows and crosses the river, leading to the main field of large dunes.

Stoddard Valley
Barstow
From California Highway 247 (take Barstow Road Exit from I-15 and go south), 10 miles south of Barstow, turn either on Stoddard Wells Road or on the access road behind the Slash-X Cafe. All of these entrances are dirt roads.

Clear Creek
Fresno
From the San Jose area, travel south on Highway 101 to Gilroy. Just past Gilroy, take the Highway 25 exit towards Hollister. Continue through town (Hwy. 25 runs through the town of Hollister) and head south for about 35 miles. You will pass by the Pinnacles National Monument. Turn left onto the
Coalinga-Los Gatos Creek County road. Continue approximately 14 miles. At the BLM sign indicating the entrance to the Clear Creek Management Area, turn left. You will then be on the main road, Clear Creek Road, which is an unpaved road bisecting the Management Area. From Coalinga, take the Coalinga-Los Gatos Creek County Road to the turn-off to the Management Area, which will be a right-hand turn. From I-5, take the Panoche Road exit, and head west approximately 25 miles (the road turns to dirt within 2 miles of the highway, and turns back to pavement again after 14 miles). Continue on Panoche Road to the Idria Road, and left. This road will lead you to the north entrance of the
Clear Creek Management Area.

Wildermar
Orange County
Take the I-5 south from LA (approx. 50 miles) exit Ortega highway (hwy 74)travel East to Killen Road (1/4 mile past the Ortega fire station)Turn right onto Killen and drive about 10 miles on this single lane road to the state approved off-road park.

Colorado

Mt. Blanca
Alamosa
Take I-25 to Walsenberg and then take 160 west to Blanca. The turn North onto 150 which takes you right into the Great Sand Dunes National Monument. There is a trading post (store and camping) just outside the park boundary. The trail takes off from there.

Bill moore lake
Empire
From I-70, take US40 directly through Empire. When you get into the middle of Empire, take a right onto the only real road in the town (besides the highway). This road will head up a little valley. You will come to a 'Y', take the right branch. This is the road(FR 183). Follow the main trail all the way to the lake.

Georgia

Beasley Knob
Follow I-5 from Blairsville to the 105 exit and head east into Springfield. Take the 42nd Street exit, head north and follow as it turns into Marcola Road. Follow for 12 miles through the town of Marcola to Shotgun Creek Road, turn west and follow 1.5 miles to intersection with BLM road 15-1-32.

Armuchee Ranger District
Lafayette
Directions: From 1-75, take the Ringgold/LaFayette exit (Exit 140). Travel south on GA 151 for 7 miles. Turn left at Nickajak Gap Road and go across Taylor's Ridge. Turn right onto Capehart Road and travel 1 mile until pavement ends.

Indiana

Badlands
Located in the town of Attica, IN. Attica is located on US 41 and SR 28 in North West Central IN. When you reach Attica 41 and 28 merge. Turn south at the stoplight at Perry Street (next to the IGA Grocery Store and McDonald's). This direction takes you away from downtown Attica, this then turns into North Xavier Road. You will come to a 4 way stop sign with a sign on the right that says "Ride the Badlands, straight ahead on right". Follow the sign until you reach a cemetery on your left and a TandT Cycle Sign on your right. The Badlands entrance is on your right, The badlands is run by Tand T..

Kansas

Tuttle Creek
Randolph Kansas
The Tuttle Creek ORV Area is located 2 miles southeast of Randolph, Kansas with access off Riley County Road 893 to Secrest Road, then 1 ½ miles east. This 310-acre park is open to all motorized and non-motorized vehicles. Miles of trails with steep climbs, sharp turns, and rugged terrain.

Missouri

St. Joe St. Park
Take US Highway 67 from Farmington north to Park Hills. Once in Park Hills, take a left onto MO Highway 32 West and follow it to the park. The entrance is on the left.

North Carolina

Uwharrie Badin Lake Trail
From Troy, NC: The forest is 10 miles north of Troy, Troy is west of Sanford. From Troy, head north on NC 109, turn west (left) onto Mullinix Road. Proceed about 1.5 miles. Trail head is about .25 miles to the right after pavement turns to gravel.

Oregon

Name Shotgun OHV Area
From Eugene, follow I-5 to the 105 exit and head east into Springfield. Take the 42nd Street exit, head north and follow as it turns into Marcola Road. Follow for 12 miles through the town of Marcola to Shotgun Creek Road, turn west and follow 1.5 miles to intersection with BLM road 15-1-32.

Virginia

The Rocky Run
e Rocky Run Travel west from Harrisonburg, VA on Rt. 33 for approximately 10 miles. Turn right on Rt. 612. Turn left onto Forest Development Road (FDR) 72 at Gospel Hill Church. Travel for 6 miles to Cline's Hacking Trail Head parking lot.