Jeep Trails Near Me: Where to Go Off-roading Across the US 

If your recent Google searches include “Jeep trails near me,” we’re in the same boat. Finding new trails both while traveling and near your home base is one of the great joys of being a Jeep owner. Sharing your favorite trails with fellow Jeepers might as well be giving them a hug, so here’s a giant hug from us to you: a list of some of the most well-regarded Jeep trails in each state. 

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Jeep Trails Near Me: By State 

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1. Alabama: Morris Mountain ORV Park

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2. Alaska: Denali Highway

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3. Arizona: Broken Arrow Trail in Sedona

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4. Arkansas: Superlift Off Road Vehicle Park

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5. California: Rubicon Trail

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6. Colorado: Black Bear Pass

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7. Connecticut: Limited off-road options

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8. Delaware: Limited off-road options

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9. Florida: Ocala National Forest

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10. Georgia: Beasley Knob OHV Trail

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11. Hawaii: Jurassic Park Gate Trail 

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12. Idaho: Packsaddle Lake 

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13. Illinois: Fox Valley Off Road

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14. Indiana: Redbird State Riding Area

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15. Iowa: Gypsum City OHV Park

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16. Kansas: Tuttle Creek ORV Area

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17. Kentucky: Black Mountain Off-Road Adventure Area

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18. Louisiana: Catahoula Recreation Area

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19. Maine: Downeast Sunrise Trail

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20. Maryland: Assateague Island National Seashore

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21. Massachusetts: Nauset Beach

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22. Michigan: Drummond Island Jeep Trail

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23. Minnesota: Iron Range OHV Recreation Area

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24. Mississippi: The Tanglefoot Trail

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25. Missouri: Southern Missouri Off Road Ranch (SMORR) 

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26. Montana: Lolo Motorway

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27. Nebraska: Tuttle Creek ORV Area

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28. Nevada: Logandale Trails

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29. New Hampshire: Jericho Mountain State Park

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30. New Jersey: Wharton State Forest

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31. New Mexico: Las Cruces 

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32. New York: Hunter Mountain

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33. North Carolina: Uwharrie National Forest

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34. North Dakota: North Dakota Badlands

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35. Ohio: Southington Offroad Park 

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36. Oklahoma: Disney Off-Road Park

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37. Oregon: Tillamook State Forest

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38. Pennsylvania: Bald Eagle State Forest

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39. Rhode Island: Limited off-road options

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40. South Carolina: Gulches Off Road Vehicle Park

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41. South Dakota: Black Hills National Forest

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42. Tennessee: Windrock Park

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43. Texas: Big Bend Ranch State Park

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44. Utah: Moab - Various Trails (e.g., Hell's Revenge, Poison Spider Mesa)

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45. Vermont: Belvedere Mountain Road 

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46. Virginia: George Washington National Forest

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47. Washington: Moses Lakes Mud Flats & Sand Dunes

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48. West Virginia: Hatfield-McCoy Trails

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49. Wisconsin: Black River State Forest

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50. Wyoming: Story Penrose Trail 

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Please note that trail conditions and access can vary due to weather, land management policies, and other factors. 

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Embarking on a new adventure with our beloved Jeep has become a cherished tradition for our family. There's something thrilling about the anticipation of what lies beyond the next bend and the sense of discovery that awaits as you work through each trail’s challenges together. For us, it’s not just about the joy of the ride, but the joy of riding together. 

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If you travel on a new trail on our list, let us know! We’d love to hear about your adventures as you #GoWilder. 

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