ATV / UTV / OHV trail directory by state

USFS Talladega NF Shoal Creek Ranger District near Heflin; designated motorcycle / ATV trails in the Choccolocco Mountain range — connector access to adjacent Choccolocco WMA OHV designations.

Alabama Division of Wildlife & Freshwater Fisheries WMA in Calhoun / Cleburne counties; designated OHV-eligible roads on ~50,000 acres of WMA land adjacent to Talladega NF — daily WMA pass + Alabama hunting / OHV permit required for trail use.

Cullman County–owned recreation park near Bremen; ~1,800 acres with marked ATV / SxS / dirt-bike trails, mud bogs, campgrounds — the largest publicly-accessible OHV park in north Alabama, operated as a fee-access facility.

Private off-road park in Talladega County near Eastaboga; ~3,200 acres of marked ATV / UTV / dirt-bike trails, rock features, and beginner / expert loops — east-central Alabama's primary fee-access destination.

Alaska State Parks public-use area east of Palmer; popular ATV / UTV access to the Knik River valley and Jim Creek with designated routes managed by the Mat-Su Valley parks office.

Alaska Department of Natural Resources area in the south Alaska Range near Trapper Creek; established trail network used heavily for ATV access into recreational mining claims and remote cabins.

BLM Glennallen Field Office; the 135-mile Denali Highway between Paxson and Cantwell crosses public lands with extensive ATV / OHV side-trail networks — one of Alaska's signature multi-day backcountry rides.

BLM Alaska statewide OHV programme; designated routes across the Eastern Interior, Glennallen, and Anchorage field offices — federal-land mileage dwarfs state-park ride area in Alaska.

Coconino National Forest northeast of Flagstaff; volcanic cinder hills with ~13,500 acres of open OHV terrain and a designated trail loop network.

Coronado National Forest; designated motorized trail system north of Mt. Lemmon with single-track, ATV, and 4WD-class routes.

Arizona State Parks & Trails statewide OHV ride-area directory — filter by region; AZGFD $25 OHV decal required to ride designated trails.

BLM Arizona-administered OHV areas (Table Mesa, Box Canyon, Bulldog Canyon, others); supplements national-forest and state-park networks across central and western Arizona.

Ouachita National Forest near Mena; ~40 miles of designated ATV / motorcycle / 4WD trails through the Ouachita Mountains — one of the southern Appalachians' premier OHV destinations.

Ouachita NF; designated trail system in the Cold Springs Ranger District with multiple loops at intermediate-to-advanced difficulty across ridge-line and creek-bottom terrain.

Ozark-St. Francis NFs; designated motorized trails across the Boston Mountain, Pleasant Hill, and Bayou ranger districts — northern Arkansas Ozark plateau riding.

Privately-operated adventure park on the Mulberry River in Ozark NF; designated ATV / UTV trails, lodging, and direct access to the surrounding Pleasant Hill Ranger District trail networks.

California State Vehicular Recreation Area east of Hollister; ~6,800 acres with separate ATV / motorcycle / 4WD areas, training tracks, and a multi-use trail network.

California State Vehicular Recreation Area at Gorman; ~19,000 acres and ~130 miles of designated trails — the largest SVRA in southern California.

BLM El Centro Field Office; ~160,000 acres of open sand dunes south of Brawley — Glamis is the most-visited destination in the BLM OHV system, with Thanksgiving and New Year peak weekends.

California State Vehicular Recreation Area east of Sacramento; ~840 acres with motocross / supercross / ATV / 4WD tracks and a beginner-rider area.

Pike–San Isabel NF west of Sedalia and Castle Rock; about 100 miles of designated motorcycle / ATV trails between Sedalia and Woodland Park.

GMUG NF; Taylor Park basin connects into the Alpine Tunnel / Tincup network — high-alpine 4WD + ATV terrain at 9,000–11,000 ft.

Colorado Parks & Wildlife statewide trails directory — filter by motorized use; CPW OHV registration sticker required to ride designated trails.

BLM-administered OHV areas (Grand Junction Field Office routes, Sand Wash Basin, others); supplements national-forest and CPW networks.

CT DEEP-managed 58-mile Enduro trail across Pachaug State Forest (eastern Connecticut) — the state's only state-operated motorized recreation trail. Operation requires a valid CT motorcycle registration and motorcycle operator license, NOT ATV registration; four-wheel ATVs are not permitted. There is no equivalent state-operated ATV trail facility in Connecticut — practical ATV recreation in CT is restricted to private club land (NEMA-affiliated and county sportsmen's clubs) or out-of-state venues such as Pittsfield State Forest (MA) and the Adirondack OHV system (NY).

CT DEEP does not operate any state-park, state-forest, or wildlife-management-area facility open to four-wheel ATV / UTV recreation. CT DMV ATV-registration guidance directs riders to DEEP for state-property OHV opportunities; DEEP's response is that no such state-operated facility exists for four-wheel OHVs. Plan to ride either private club lands within CT or cross state lines to MA (Pittsfield SF), NY, or RI / NJ note — both also limited (see those state pages).

Delaware registers off-highway vehicles under 21 Del. C. Ch. 68 §6801–6834 but operates no state-park, state-forest, or DNREC facility open to ATV / OHV recreation. The DMV OHV page is explicit: OHVs may not be operated on public streets or highways, and riders must have property-owner permission before operating on private property. There is no public-land OHV venue in Delaware — practical riding is restricted to private land with owner permission or out-of-state venues (Redden Recreational Park MX track operates as a private facility; Maryland's Green Ridge State Forest OHV trails and PA OHV areas are the nearest public-land options).

USFS Ocala NF in central Florida; designated motorized trails including the Big Scrub Motorcycle Trail and Centennial Trail corridor — Florida's largest federal OHV-trail concentration, set in the world's largest contiguous sand-pine scrub.

Florida Forest Service tract within Withlacoochee SF near Brooksville; ~2,600 acres of designated motorcycle and ATV-class trails on Florida's primary state-managed OHV unit — single-track and ATV-width loops.

USFS Apalachicola NF in the Florida Panhandle; designated motorized trails on the Wakulla and Apalachicola ranger districts — flatwoods and titi-swamp corridors connecting forest-service roads open to street-legal OHVs.

Private off-road park in Ocala; ~1,500 acres of marked ATV / UTV / dirt-bike trails with rock features, mud pits, and beginner-to-extreme loops — central Florida's largest fee-access destination for motorized recreation.

USFS Chattahoochee-Oconee NF Blue Ridge Ranger District near Blairsville; ~14 miles of designated ATV / motorcycle trails in the north Georgia mountains with single-track and ATV-width loops branching from the Wolf Pen Gap area.

USFS Chattahoochee-Oconee NF Blue Ridge Ranger District near Dahlonega in the Bull Mountain area; ~16 miles of designated motorcycle and ATV trails on Forest Service-managed mountain terrain connecting to adjacent Bull and Jake Mountain trail systems.

Private off-road resort in Union Point (Greene County); ~7,500 acres with over 100 miles of marked ATV / UTV / motorcycle trails plus motocross tracks, lodging, and event facilities — the largest fee-access OHV destination in the Southeast.

Private off-road park in Cedartown (Polk County) at the foot of the Cumberland Plateau; marked ATV / UTV / SxS trails plus rock-crawl features and event campground — west Georgia's principal fee-access destination.

Hawai'i Island; DLNR Nā Ala Hele-managed motorized recreation venue — the primary state-administered ATV / dirt-bike park on the Big Island.

Hawai'i Island; DLNR Nā Ala Hele riding-area network on designated forest roads including Pu'u Lā'au Road, Mauna Kea Access Road, and Skyline Road sections — high-elevation motorized recreation on volcanic terrain.

O'ahu (north-shore Kahuku area); DLNR Nā Ala Hele-designated motocross venue — the primary state-managed motorized riding venue on O'ahu.

Maui; DLNR Nā Ala Hele-designated motocross venue — the state-managed motorized riding venue on Maui under the Division of Forestry & Wildlife outdoor-recreation program.

Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation OHV program — statewide trail finder, sticker purchase, and per-area maps.

Idaho Panhandle NF — St. Joe Ranger District motorized loops through cedar-grove canyons and ridge trails north of St. Maries.

Trail Creek, Magic Mountain, and Sublett Range loops; high-alpine + sagebrush mix south of Twin Falls / Sun Valley.

BLM districts (Boise, Twin Falls, Idaho Falls) maintain designated OHV areas — Owyhee front, Big Desert, Bennett Hills.

USFS Shawnee NF in southern Illinois; limited motorized recreation under the forest's travel-management rule — designated forest-service roads open to street-legal OHVs only. Most single-track trails are closed to motorized use; check current MVUM before riding.

Private off-road park in Onarga (Iroquois County); ~200 acres of marked ATV / UTV / dirt-bike trails on former gravel-pit terrain — central Illinois's main fee-access OHV park, with multi-day events and camping.

Private off-road park in Sparta (Randolph County), adjacent to the World Shooting & Recreational Complex; marked ATV / UTV / SxS trails plus rock features on reclaimed strip-mine land — southwest Illinois's primary fee-access destination.

Private off-road park in Hillsboro (Montgomery County); ~600 acres of marked ATV / UTV / dirt-bike / 4x4 trails on former strip-mine terrain with hill climbs, mud pits, and rock features — south-central Illinois's primary fee-access park.

Indiana DNR-managed recreation area in Pike County (~1,200 acres reclaimed-mining land); designated ATV / dirt-bike / 4WD trail system — one of two state-managed motorized parks in Indiana with on-site campground and staging area.

Indiana DNR-managed recreation area in Sullivan / Greene counties on reclaimed strip-mine land; designated ATV / dirt-bike / 4WD trails plus on-site campground — Indiana's largest state-managed OHV facility.

Private off-road park in Attica (Fountain County); ~800 acres of marked ATV / UTV / SxS / dirt-bike trails on reclaimed strip-mine terrain — central Indiana's largest fee-access destination with regular ride events.

USFS Hoosier NF in southern Indiana; limited motorized recreation — most trails are closed to motor vehicles, with designated Forest Service roads open to street-legal OHVs only under the current Motor Vehicle Use Map. Check the MVUM before riding.

Iowa Department of Natural Resources statewide OHV / ORV parks directory — Iowa DNR-managed parks (Gypsum City, Bluff Creek) plus county-managed and partner-managed sites. Iowa DNR OHV / ORV registration required at all listed locations.

Iowa DNR-managed park near Fort Dodge (Webster County); ~750 acres of designated ATV / dirt-bike / UTV / 4WD trails on former gypsum-quarry land — Iowa's largest state-managed OHV facility with on-site campground.

Iowa DNR-managed park in Monroe County (south-central Iowa); designated ATV / dirt-bike / 4WD trails on rolling loess-hill terrain — long-established Iowa state OHV park with hill-climb and creek-crossing features.

Tama County Conservation Board park in Tama County; designated ATV / UTV / dirt-bike trails on Iowa River bottomland — one of several Iowa county-conservation-board OHV parks complementing the Iowa DNR system.

USFS Pike-San Isabel National Forests & Cimarron and Comanche National Grasslands; ~108,175 acres in Morton County (southwest corner of Kansas) administered out of the Cimarron National Grassland office in Elkhart. Motorized travel is restricted to roads and trails designated open on the Motor Vehicle Use Map (MVUM) — the largest federally-administered land base in Kansas open to OHV travel and the only sizeable public-land riding venue in the state.

Kansas Department of Wildlife & Parks does not operate dedicated OHV trail facilities — K.S.A. §8-128 exempts ATVs from state registration and KDWP state parks generally do not permit ATV / UTV recreation outside of designated park-road / utility-task use. Recreational riders in Kansas rely on USFS Cimarron National Grassland, county fairground tracks, or private MX / OHV facilities; verify per-park rules with KDWP before riding on state-managed land.

Daniel Boone National Forest; Redbird Crest Trail and surrounding ranger-district OHV networks across eastern Kentucky's Appalachian foothills — ridge-line single-track plus ATV-class routes.

Privately-operated public OHV trail system near Evarts in Harlan County; ~150 miles across reclaimed-mining terrain with day-use and annual permits — direct connector access to Hatfield-McCoy across the WV line.

Reclaimed-mining adventure park in Knott County with designated ATV / UTV trails, lodging, and a ride-from-the-cabin layout — central-Appalachian eastern Kentucky destination.

USFS-administered LBL National Recreation Area straddling KY / TN; Turkey Bay OHV Area near Golden Pond offers ~100 miles of designated trails on a peninsula between Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley.

USFS Kisatchie NF — Louisiana's only national forest, spread across seven central and north Louisiana parishes; designated motorized trails on the Catahoula, Calcasieu, Kisatchie, and Winn ranger districts including the Loran OHV Trail near Pollock.

Private ATV park in Sailes (Bienville Parish); ~5,500 acres with marked ATV / UTV / SxS trails, mud holes, rock crawls, and on-site lodging — north Louisiana's largest fee-access OHV destination and host of regional ride events.

Private off-road park in Jackson (East Feliciana Parish); marked ATV / UTV trails plus river-bottom mud features along Thompson Creek — southeast Louisiana's primary fee-access OHV park with regular ride weekends.

Private off-road park in Greensburg (St. Helena Parish); marked ATV / UTV / SxS trails plus mud bogs and obstacle courses — east Louisiana fee-access destination popular for weekend group rides and overnight camping.

ATV Maine umbrella club coordinates ~6,000 miles of grant-fund trails maintained by local clubs across the state — most public-access ATV mileage in Maine sits on private timberland under landowner-relations agreements.

Northern Maine's flagship ATV destination — dense interconnected trail network across St. John Valley, Caribou, Presque Isle, and Houlton; cross-border connectors to Canadian Maritimes trail systems.

Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation & Forestry trail-program directory — ATV trail access on state-owned public reserve lands, plus links to grant-in-aid club networks.

North Maine Woods cooperative manages access to ~3.5 million acres of commercial timberland in northern and western Maine; ATVs use designated logging-road corridors with day-use / annual permits.

Maryland DNR state forest in Allegany County; designated ORV routes on ~25 miles of forest roads through ~46,000 acres of Appalachian ridge country — Maryland's largest state-managed ORV-eligible system. Annual MD ORV registration required.

Maryland DNR state forest in Garrett County; ORV-designated forest roads — including the Big Run / Wolf Den routes — on ~54,000 acres of Allegheny Plateau terrain. Annual MD DNR ORV registration required for legal use.

Maryland DNR state-forest complex in Garrett County (Potomac-Garrett unit); designated ORV-eligible forest roads through high-elevation hardwood and red-spruce stands — westernmost MD DNR ORV system, adjacent to WV national-forest trails.

Maryland DNR state forest on the Eastern Shore (Worcester County); Marvin Mandel ATV / ORV trail offers Maryland's only Eastern Shore state-managed ORV-eligible loop through Pocomoke River bottomland and pine forest. Annual ORV registration required.

Mass. DCR state forest in Monterey, Berkshire County; designated ORV / motorcycle trails on ~12,000 acres of western Massachusetts upland — DCR registration required for motorized recreational vehicles.

Mass. DCR state forest in Lee, Berkshire County; ~16,500 acres — the largest state forest in Massachusetts, with designated ORV trails and shared snowmobile / OHV corridors.

Mass. DCR state forest in Freetown, Bristol County; designated ORV trail system in southeastern Massachusetts on ~5,400 acres — primary OHV destination south of Boston.

Massachusetts Department of Conservation & Recreation statewide ORV directory — registration via MassDCR required under c. 90B for any ATV / dirt bike operated on state-park land.

Lake Huron / Les Cheneaux island; 100+ miles of DNR-designated ORV trails across limestone glades and bedrock pavements.

Marquette County / Upper Peninsula DNR-designated ORV trail; sandstone bedrock and pine-forest singletrack.

Northern Lower Peninsula DNR-designated ORV route; connects into the Pigeon River Country State Forest trail system.

Onaway / Cheboygan County area; DNR-designated route through Black Lake and Hardwood Lake state-forest sections.

DNR Off-Highway Vehicle State Recreation Area at Gilbert, MN — 36 miles of dedicated ATV / dirt-bike / 4×4 trail across former iron-mining country.

114-mile multi-use rail-trail across north-central MN, between Cass Lake and Moose Lake — ATV / snowmobile / horseback.

Soo Line southern segment between Onamia and Genola; same multi-use ATV / snowmobile profile as the northern segment.

Master interactive map for MN's OHV trail and state-forest system; filter by trail class (Class 1 ATV, Class 2 UTV, dirt bike, ORV).

USFS Mississippi National Forests - De Soto NF in south Mississippi; designated motorized trails on the Black Creek and Chickasawhay ranger districts — Mississippi's largest federal OHV concentration, with motorcycle single-track plus ATV-eligible forest-service roads.

USFS Mississippi National Forests - Holly Springs NF in north Mississippi; designated motorized forest-service roads open to street-legal OHVs across upland hardwood terrain — northeast MS's primary federal OHV-eligible area.

USFS Mississippi National Forests - Bienville NF in central Mississippi; limited designated motorized forest-service roads open to street-legal OHVs through mixed pine-hardwood terrain — central MS's federal OHV-eligible area under current MVUM.

USFS Mississippi National Forests - Tombigbee NF in northeast Mississippi; designated motorized forest-service roads — Mississippi's smallest national forest unit but with steady OHV-eligible road network across two separate land parcels.

Mark Twain National Forest; Sutton Bluff trail system in the Salem Ranger District with designated ATV and motorcycle routes through the Missouri Ozarks.

Mark Twain NF; ~50 miles of designated motorcycle / ATV trails in the Ava-Cassville-Willow Springs Ranger District — long-standing Missouri Ozarks dirt-bike destination.

Mark Twain NF; designated motorized trails on the Eleven Point Ranger District near Doniphan — single-track and ATV-class routes through hardwood and pine forest.

Missouri State Parks unit in Park Hills; ~2,000 acres of tailings flats and trail networks dedicated to ATV / motorcycle / 4WD use — the state-park system's primary OHV-only destination.

Lewis & Clark National Forest; designated motorized trail system across the Judith and Musselshell ranger districts in central Montana.

Custer Gallatin NF; designated OHV trails across the Beartooth, Sioux, and Ashland ranger districts — motor vehicle use map (MVUM) governs current trail-by-trail designations.

BLM Montana-Dakotas State Office; OHV designations on public lands across eastern and southwestern Montana — most BLM lands are 'limited to designated routes' under current travel-management plans.

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks statewide OHV information page — registration / decal rules under MCA 23-2-804 and links to state-park, USFS, and BLM ride areas.

USFS Nebraska National Forests & Grasslands; ~90,000 acres straddling Thomas and Blaine Counties on the Middle Loup River — the world's largest hand-planted forest. Motorized travel is restricted to roads and trails designated open on the Bessey Ranger District Motor Vehicle Use Map; the unit is the most-used OHV-accessible federal land in central Nebraska.

USFS Nebraska National Forests & Grasslands; ~52,000 acres in Dawes and Sioux Counties across the Pine Ridge escarpment of northwest Nebraska, including the 6,600-acre Pine Ridge National Recreation Area. Motorized travel limited to MVUM-designated routes; Soldier Creek Wilderness inside the district is closed to motor vehicles.

USFS Nebraska National Forests & Grasslands; ~94,520 acres of mixed-grass prairie and badlands in Sioux and Dawes Counties (northwest Nebraska), including Toadstool Geologic Park and the Hudson-Meng Bison Kill site. Designated grassland-road / two-track network open to motorized travel per the Oglala MVUM.

USFS Nebraska National Forests & Grasslands; small Sandhills-region forest unit in Cherry County (north-central Nebraska) on the Merritt Reservoir. Limited campground and forest-road infrastructure; motorized travel limited to MVUM-designated routes — a low-traffic alternative to Bessey for Sandhills riders.

BLM Stillwater Field Office east of Fallon; ~4,795 acres of singing sand dunes plus surrounding open OHV terrain — premier dune-riding destination in western Nevada.

BLM Southern Nevada District; trail networks in the Moapa Valley and Logandale Trails System with designated routes for ATV / UTV / dirt bike use.

Nevada OHV Commission statewide where-to-ride directory — filter by region; annual Nevada OHV Certificate of Operation decal required for any OHV operating on public land.

Largest national forest outside Alaska; designated OHV trail networks across the central and eastern Nevada ranger districts — check motor vehicle use maps (MVUMs) for current designations.

NH State Parks unit in Berlin; ~7,500 acres with ~75 miles of dedicated OHRV / ATV trails and direct connector access into the broader Ride the Wilds network — the state's premier OHRV destination.

Multi-town interconnected ATV trail network across northern NH (Berlin, Errol, Pittsburg, Gorham, and surrounds); ~1,200 miles operated by local clubs and Coos County under NH Trails Bureau grant-in-aid — town and forest-road designations let riders connect to fuel and lodging.

Far-north Coos County trail system around the Connecticut Lakes and Umbagog Lake; Pittsburg / Errol / Colebrook clubs operate the local segments under the NH Fish & Game OHRV programme.

NH Fish & Game OHRV programme statewide directory — registration via NH F&G under RSA 215-A required for all OHRV operation; nonresidents must register annually to ride state trails.

NJ MVC ATV / dirt-bike guidance is explicit: "ATV and Dirt Bike use is prohibited in all New Jersey State Parks and Forests – no exceptions." NJSA 39:3C-3 / 39:3C-21 extends the ban to all public lands and frozen waters of the state. New Jersey operates zero public-land OHV facilities; recreational riding is restricted to private property with owner permission. Out-of-state alternatives include Wharton State Forest (now closed to ATV use after 2015 policy revision), Pennsylvania DCNR motorized trail areas (Bloody Skillet, Whiskey Springs, Snow Shoe), and the Tuckahoe State Park OHV trails in Maryland.

Carson National Forest; designated OHV trail area near Red River with single-track and ATV-class routes connecting to the Enchanted Circle corridor.

Cibola NF; designated motorized trails across the Mt. Taylor, Magdalena, and Sandia ranger districts — Continental Divide corridor riding plus high-desert and montane terrain.

BLM New Mexico State Office; OHV designations across the Farmington, Rio Puerco, and Las Cruces field offices — most BLM lands are 'limited to designated routes' under current travel-management plans.

New Mexico Department of Game & Fish OHV programme — statewide where-to-ride directory and online registration; OHV title + biennial $53 registration required for all riders under NMSA 66-3-1001+.

NY State DEC public-use lands in the Tug Hill Plateau (Lewis, Oneida, Oswego, Jefferson counties); designated ATV / OHV trails on state forest land cooperatively maintained with local clubs.

Lewis County coordinates a multi-club trail network across town and county roads with seasonal designations — one of the densest cross-municipal ATV networks in New York, with cross-country connectors via state forest holdings.

NY State Parks unit in Cattaraugus County; limited designated ATV access via permit and seasonal-route designations across the park's 65,000 acres of forest land adjacent to PA Allegheny NF.

NY DMV statewide ATV programme — registration required under V&T §2222 for any ATV operated on public lands; cross-references to DEC, parks, and local-club trail systems statewide.

USFS Pisgah NF Grandfather Ranger District in Burke County; ~34 miles of designated ATV, motorcycle, and 4WD trails on Brown Mountain — North Carolina's largest federal OHV system, with rocky single-track and wide-vehicle loops.

USFS Nantahala NF Nantahala Ranger District in Jackson County near Cullowhee; ~20 miles of designated ATV / motorcycle / 4WD trails on steep western Carolina mountain terrain — staging area, fee permit required.

USFS Uwharrie NF in Montgomery County (central Piedmont); designated motorized trails including the Badin Lake, Dutch John, and Rocky Mountain Loop systems — North Carolina's only national-forest OHV concentration east of the mountains.

Private off-road park in Goldsboro (Wayne County); ~2,500 acres of marked ATV / UTV / SxS trails plus mud pits and obstacles — eastern North Carolina's largest fee-access OHV park with concert-grade events and overnight camping.

North Dakota Parks & Recreation Department statewide OHV-trail directory — lists state-park OHV-eligible trails, grant-fund club trails, and links to federal-land riding areas. Annual ND OHV registration / nonresident permit required.

USFS Dakota Prairie Grasslands; ~1 million acres of grassland and badlands in western North Dakota with extensive designated motorized routes on the Medora and McKenzie ranger districts — North Dakota's largest federal OHV-eligible terrain.

USFS Dakota Prairie Grasslands Sheyenne Ranger District in Ransom / Richland counties; ~70,000 acres of tallgrass prairie with designated forest-service roads open to OHVs — eastern North Dakota's primary federal-land riding area.

ND Parks & Recreation unit in Cavalier / Pembina counties (northeast corner); designated ATV / dirt-bike trails through the Pembina Gorge — North Dakota's premier state-managed OHV system with hill-climb and ridgeline terrain.

Wayne NF in southeastern Ohio; designated motorized trail systems on the Athens, Marietta, and Ironton ranger districts — Hanging Rock, Pine Creek, Monday Creek, and Perry State Forest connector loops.

Ohio DNR state forest in New Lexington, Perry County; designated APV / motorcycle / 4WD trails on ~4,500 acres of reclaimed strip-mine land — central Ohio's primary public OHV trail.

Ohio DNR state forest in Swanton; designated motorcycle / APV trail system in northwest Ohio on the bed of the former Great Black Swamp.

Ohio DNR state forest in Latham, Pike County; designated APV / 4WD trails in south-central Ohio — staging area access to the larger Pike-Adams-Brown ridge system.

Oklahoma Tourism & Recreation Department state park near Waynoka (Woods County); ~1,600 acres of open sand dunes designated for ATV / dirt-bike / UTV / dune-buggy riding — Oklahoma's flagship OHV state park with on-site campground.

Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation WMA complex in Pushmataha / LeFlore counties (Ouachita Mountains); ~85 miles of designated ATV / dirt-bike / UTV trails across ~120,000 acres of WMA land. Annual OK OHV land-access permit required.

USFS Ouachita NF Choctaw and Kiamichi ranger districts in southeast Oklahoma; designated motorized trails including the Beech Creek and Pashubbe systems through Ouachita Mountain ridge-and-valley terrain — federal complement to the adjacent Honobia Creek WMA system.

Oklahoma Tourism & Recreation Department state park in Latimer County (~8,200 acres); designated ATV / dirt-bike trails on Sans Bois Mountain terrain with rock features and creek crossings — central OK's primary state-park OHV destination.

Siuslaw National Forest; ~40 miles of Pacific-coast sand dunes between Florence and Coos Bay — most-visited OHV destination on the Oregon coast, with multiple staging areas (Winchester Bay, Hauser, Spinreel).

Oregon Department of Forestry; ~250 miles of designated ATV / motorcycle / 4WD trails across Browns Camp, Diamond Mill, and Jordan Creek staging areas in the Coast Range west of Portland.

Deschutes National Forest southeast of Bend; ~300 miles of designated single-track / ATV / Class I-II trails through high-desert pine and lava terrain.

Oregon Parks & Recreation Department statewide ATV ride-area directory — Class I-IV designations and required OPRD ATV Operating Permit for off-highway operation on public land.

Bald Eagle SF (Union / Centre Counties); mapped ATV trail system within the state forest's designated motorized zones.

Sproul State Forest — one of PA's largest contiguous DCNR ATV networks, with multiple connected loops in Clinton County.

Michaux State Forest south of Carlisle; ATV / dirt-bike loop near the Maryland border.

PA DCNR statewide ATV trails program — designated trails by state-forest district, registration rules, and seasonal closures.

Rhode Island DEM registers ATVs annually under RIGL 31-3.2 but operates no state-park, management-area, or DEM-administered facility open to ATV / UTV recreation. The Big River Management Area, Arcadia Management Area, and other DEM-managed lands do not permit OHV use. RIGL Title 31 Ch. 3.2 bars public-road operation; with public-land use also unavailable, recreational ATV riding in RI is restricted to private property with owner permission. The nearest public-land OHV venues are Pittsfield State Forest (MA — permit required) and the much larger Pisgah / Pittsburg snowmobile-trail-system network in northern New Hampshire (NH Fish & Game OHRV).

Private off-road resort in Winnsboro (Fairfield County); ~2,600 acres with 100+ miles of marked ATV / UTV / SxS / dirt-bike trails, motocross tracks, mud bogs, and on-site lodging — the largest fee-access OHV destination in the Carolinas.

USFS Sumter NF Enoree Ranger District in Newberry County; ~31 miles of designated ATV, motorcycle, and 4WD trails on rolling Piedmont terrain — the primary federal-land OHV system in upstate South Carolina.

USFS Sumter NF Long Cane Ranger District in Abbeville County; ~21 miles of designated ATV and motorcycle trails on Parsons Mountain — adjacent to a USFS recreation area with campground and lake access.

USFS Francis Marion NF in the SC Lowcountry north of Charleston; limited designated motorized routes — Wambaw Cycle Trail offers motorcycle single-track, with a small ATV-eligible loop network on flatwoods and longleaf-pine terrain.

USFS Black Hills NF spanning western South Dakota (and northeast Wyoming); ~600 miles of designated motorized trails across granite peaks, ponderosa-pine forest, and prairie meadows — the densest federal OHV trail network in the northern Plains.

USFS Nebraska National Forests & Grasslands - Buffalo Gap Ranger District; ~600,000 acres of mixed-grass prairie and badlands in southwest South Dakota with designated grassland-road OHV routes adjacent to Badlands National Park.

South Dakota Game, Fish & Parks statewide ATV / UTV trail directory — Mickelson Trail OHV-eligible segments, Custer State Park motorized trails, and links to federal-land riding areas. SD OHV registration / nonresident permit required.

BLM South Dakota Field Office; ~6,700 acres adjacent to Sturgis with designated motorized routes — popular Black Hills shoulder-season riding and event-staging area near the annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally infrastructure.

Privately-operated public OHV trail system in Huntsville, Scott County; ~300 miles of trails across ~19,000 acres of reclaimed-mining and timberland — host of the annual Trail Riders of America White Knuckle Event.

TWRA Wildlife Management Area in Campbell / Anderson / Scott counties; designated motorized trails on ~165,000 acres of state-owned reclaimed-mining terrain, riding-season permits via TWRA.

Cherokee NF; designated motorized trails across the Tellico, Ocoee, and Watauga ranger districts — Appalachian mountain riding with multiple staging areas.

Privately-operated public OHV trail system in Oliver Springs near Knoxville; ~300 miles across ~73,000 acres — one of the largest privately-managed OHV parks in the eastern US, with cabin rentals and ride-from-the-door access.

Sam Houston NF north of Houston; Multiple Use Trail and Kelly's Pond area host designated motorized routes — primary public OHV destination in southeast Texas.

Davy Crockett NF; designated motorized trails on the Neches Bluff Ranger District — east Texas pine and hardwood riding with seasonal access.

Texas Motorized Trails Coalition-managed OHV park in Gilmer, Upshur County; ~1,850 acres of rocky terrain and designated trails — east Texas's flagship dedicated OHV park.

Privately-operated public OHV park in Marble Falls, Burnet County; ~3,000 acres of Hill Country terrain with hundreds of miles of trails, cabin rentals, and ride-from-the-door access.

275-mile loop through Fishlake / Dixie / Manti-La Sal NF + Utah state lands, based out of Marysvale; widely cited as one of the largest interconnected ATV trail systems in the US.

Manti-La Sal National Forest on the Wasatch Plateau; 350+ miles of designated motorized trail east of Ephraim / Manti.

St. George, UT — Sand Mountain dune zone plus a separate ATV trail network on the reservoir-adjacent state-park lands.

Designated OHV routes in the Pine Creek and Snake Creek drainages; trailheads off Hwy 222 near Midway.

VASA umbrella club coordinates Vermont's grant-fund ATV trail system across local clubs statewide; trail-pass holders access cross-club connectors covering town and forest-road corridors. Most public-access ATV mileage in Vermont sits on private land under landowner-relations agreements administered through VASA.

Cross-club network across Essex, Orleans, and Caledonia counties; the Kingdom Trails / Brighton / Island Pond corridors interconnect through VASA-affiliated local clubs — Vermont's densest ATV destination.

Green Mountain NF; limited designated motorized trails in southern Vermont — motor vehicle use map (MVUM) governs current designations, with VASA cross-connector access to surrounding state-forest corridors.

Vermont Agency of Natural Resources state-lands recreation directory — state-forest and WMA holdings where designated motorized routes are permitted; cross-references to VASA grant-in-aid trail networks.

Southwest Virginia's flagship public-OHV system — multiple distinct trail systems (Mountain View, Stone Mountain, Original Pocahontas, Coal Canyon, others) across reclaimed coal-mining land in Buchanan, Dickenson, Wise, Russell, and Tazewell counties; ~600 miles in aggregate with day-use and annual passes.

George Washington & Jefferson NFs cover ~1.8M acres across western Virginia; designated motorized trails across the ranger districts — motor vehicle use map (MVUM) governs current trail-by-trail designations.

George Washington NF; designated OHV trail system on Massanutten Mountain near Edinburg — popular Shenandoah Valley dirt-bike + ATV destination with seasonal access.

Jefferson NF; Stony Fork OHV / Trail 622 system near Wytheville with single-track and ATV-class routes through the high Appalachian ridges.

Washington DNR-managed motorized recreation area in Snohomish County near Gold Bar; ~30 miles of designated ATV / dirt-bike / 4WD trails on western Cascades foothills — Puget Sound region's largest state-managed motorized facility.

Washington DNR-managed ORV area in Skagit County near Mount Vernon; ~50 miles of designated ATV / dirt-bike / 4WD trails on rolling Cascade-foothill terrain — north Puget Sound's primary state-managed motorized facility.

Washington DNR-managed state forest on the Kitsap Peninsula (Mason County); ~75 miles of designated motorcycle, ATV, and 4WD trails on glaciated lowland terrain — west Sound region's flagship year-round riding destination.

Washington DNR-managed state forest in Thurston / Grays Harbor counties west of Olympia; designated motorcycle and ATV trails on ~110,000 acres — south Puget Sound's primary state-managed OHV system with multiple trailheads.

Seven-area connected commercial trail system (Indian Ridge, Bearwallow, Pinnacle Creek, Rockhouse, Pocahontas, Buffalo Mountain, Warrior). Single annual permit covers all areas; mandatory helmet + liability coverage.

Sophia, WV — 100+ miles of trails in former Raleigh-County coal-mining country; campground and lodging on-site.

WV State Parks-managed forest in Wayne County; designated ATV trail system adjacent to the Hatfield-McCoy / Bearwallow network.

Designated ATV / UTV trails inside the Flambeau River State Forest (Sawyer / Price Counties).

600+ miles of county-road ATV / UTV routes signed by the county highway department under WI DNR designation — one of the largest county-administered networks in the US.

Densest concentration of WI DNR-designated ATV trail miles, threading through state, county, and federal land — the de facto core of WI's ATV riding region.

Federally managed OHV routes in the Doering Tract of the Chequamegon-Nicolet NF; coordinates with WI DNR's ATV-trail-network designations.

Bighorn National Forest in north-central Wyoming; designated OHV trail networks across the Tongue, Powder River, and Medicine Wheel ranger districts — high-elevation alpine and meadow terrain.

Medicine Bow-Routt NF; Snowy Range and Sierra Madre ranger districts host designated motorized trails — motor vehicle use map (MVUM) governs current designations.

BLM Wyoming State Office; OHV designations on public lands across the Bighorn Basin, Wind River District, and Killpecker Sand Dunes ORV area near Rock Springs.

Wyoming State Parks & Historic Sites statewide ORV directory — $15/year Wyoming ORV permit required for all riders including nonresidents per WS 31-2-703.