Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Barksdale, Texas

Texas is known for many things, but mountainous terrain isn't one of them. Endless miles of plains and prairies seem to stretch in all directions, yet tucked away in the heart of state is an…
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This trail is a dirt road off U.S. 277 to Devils River State Natural Area. You will encounter multiple cattle guards, dirt roads, loose gravel, and mud holes when its rainy. Watch for livestock or…
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Inside the DRSNA, expect rough dirt roads with many uneven areas with loose rocks and mud pits after rain. There as many washes that can be easily flooded during rain. The area is not recommended…
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The first 1.7 miles are lightly paved, and then it quickly turns into dirt. There are multiple low water crossings on this road, and one river crossing. The river bottom is a large limestone slab…
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Maintained dirt road with two low water crossings. The larger water crossing is concrete on the bottom. Oversized single vehicle width road with plenty of room to pull off to the side if another car…
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Simonsville Road offers a picturesque 8.5-mile trek through the Texas Hill Country, located just off State Highway 87 near Mason. This scenic backroad is not technically challenging under dry conditions, making it an ideal choice…
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This trail is a scenic side trip to the Texas Hill Country Tour or the Texas Traverse. The roads are mostly graded dirt but flank the river's cool waters, making it a perfect detour if…
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Bluebonnet Gang can be accessed from Easter Egg Trail or the Park's Ranch Road. It is a dirt/rock Green-rated easy trail, however, it has a Blue-rated moderate obstacle at the very beginning (or end depending…
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Trail #7 on K2 paper map. This section is a sandy road with deep wash-outs from erosion, and a few rocky spots. You can run it in either direction, and gain access to many trailheads.…
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Trail #16 on the K2 paper map. Easy road, but rocky and rough with monster size rocks. Access to Cyclops, Bluebonnet Gang and King of the Hill area. Easter Eggs can be traveled either direction.
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Easy Street starts off of Honey Creek Trail and is a very short, easy dirt trail that runs along a dry creek bottom and is a crossover to other trails in the park. Along the…
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Trail #14 on K2 paper map. Honey Creek Trail is an easy road for the stock vehicle. It is a scenic access to more difficult areas, and can be run either direction. Starting near the…
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House Mountain Road offers a nice drive through the heart of the Texas Hill Country. It connects FM 2323 and State Highway 87 via a scenic stretch of Loyal Valley Road and House Mountain Road.…
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Old Mines Road is a 44-mile unmaintained dirt road that connects Laredo to El Indio, just south of Eagle Pass. This trail contains sections with uneven ruts, potential mud pits, and small ledges. If conditions…
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Nestled in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, this scenic 4.9-mile dirt and gravel trail runs along County Road 315 and offers a peaceful drive with sweeping countryside views. In March and April, the…
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