Top 10 Off-Roading Trails In America

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Top 10 Off-Roading Trails In North America
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Rubicon Trail (California)

• As strange as it may sound for whats considered
  one of the most challenging off-road courses in
  the north America, or even the world, the Rubicon
  trail is technically part of a country road in EL
  Dorado country, California. The trail is closed
  to the public in late July and early August for
  the jeepers jamboree and the officially-sponsored
  jeep jamboree.

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MOAB Trail (Utah)

• Moab is among one of the most iconic and well
  known off-roading destinations in the united
  states. The is breathtaking and is enjoyed by
  off-roaders, mountain bikers, hikers, and
  rafters. Theres plenty of terrain for anything
  from stock 4x4 vehicles to heavily modified
  off-road rigs.

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Johnson Valley(California)

• Home to the legendary King of the Hammers
  off-road competition, Johnson valley is one of
  southern California's premiere off-road
  destinations.

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Mojave National Preserve(California)

• The Mojave national preserve is the third-largest
  national park in the country at 16 million acres.
  The mail visitor center is the kelso depot, which
  houses a restaurant, exhibits. Restrooms, picnic
  area and information counter. The preserve has a
  number of historic and interesting trails and
  landmarks, including Afton canyon, cedar canyon,
  fort Piute and rock spring.

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Superlift ORV(Arkansas)

• Superlift ORV Park is the only privately-owned
  off-road park on this list and although its not
  as open or expansive as some of the other
  destinations on this list, it is a fun
  destination for families and off-road enthusiasts
  in the southeast.

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OURAY(Colorado)

• Ouray is one of the most scenic destinations on
  our list. Ouray is situated within the San Juan
  National Forest, with the Uncompahgre and Rio
  Grande National Forest areas also close by as
  well as the smaller Ridgway State Park.

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Ocala(National Forest)

• The Ocala National Forest offers a change of
  scenery for those looking for a summer getaway.
  At 607 square miles, Ocala is the second-largest
  and most- visited national forest in Florida. It
  is also known for having a large proportion of
  Florida scrub habitat and the largest
  concentration of sand pine in the world.

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Las Cruces(New Mexico)

• The bureau of land management manages 5.4 million
  across of land in southern New Mexico which
  includes an astounding 45,000 miles of roads and
  trails. The organ mountain national recreation
  area is close by and offers several camping area
  is close by and offers several camping areas and
  off-highway vehicle trail networks.

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Mendocino(National Forest, California)

• The Mendocino national forest is the only
  national forest is California that is not crossed
  by a paved road or highway, making for an
  especially serene nature experience. There are
  numerous campgrounds, most with restrooms, a camp
  stove, fire ring and a picnic table, but no
  showers or RV hookups, except at the red bluff
  recreation area.

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Whipsaw Trail(British Columbia)

• Whipsaw Trail Crosses two mountains, winding from
  the Hope-Princeton highway in the southern
  mainland of British Columbia, Canada to the tiny
  village of Coalmont. The trail offers the
  adventurous off-road enthusiast an opportunity to
  explore an alpine wonderland of meadows and icy
  lakes, surrounded by mountain peaks.

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