Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Beverly Hills, Florida

Trail 2 is a tight trail so be careful for pinstriping from tree limbs, and down trees after a storm. The terrain is mainly dirt and sand patches. This trail is not highly maintained due to it leading to closed trails. The phone signal on this trail was okay enough to send texts & make phone calls.
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Trail 4 takes you from Trail 11a at the east end to Trail 19 at the west end of the trail in the north part of the Citrus Wildlife Management Area. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loose sand, and some deep holes that can turn into 2-foot deep mud holes after rainy days. The road is...
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Trail 6 takes you from East Haven Street at the east end to Trail 19 at the west end of the trail in the north part of the Citrus Wildlife Management Area. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loose sand, and some deep holes that can turn into 2-foot deep mud holes after rainy days. The...
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Trail 10 takes you from Trail 9 at the east end to Trail 17 at the west end of the trail in the central part of the Citrus WMA. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loose sand, and some deep holes that can turn into 2-foot deep mud holes after rainy days. The road is not always wide eno...
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Trail 10a takes you from Trail 9 at the east end to Trail 19 at the west end of the trail in the central part of the Citrus Wildlife Management Area. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loose sand, and some deep holes that can turn into 2-foot deep mud holes after rainy days. The road ...
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Trail 5 has a variety of trail riding fun. It has sugar sand as well as built-up walls and steep grades. There is a plethora of pine trees as well as winding oak trees. We saw quite a few Fox Squirrels on this trail and Turkeys as well, so wildlife is plentiful on this trail. This is an awesome trai...
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Trail 12 takes you from County Road 581 at the east end to Trail 15 at the west end of the trail in the central part of the Citrus Wildlife Management Area. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loose sand, and some deep holes that can turn into 2-foot deep mud holes after rainy days. Th...
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Easy to medium trail with lots of opportunities to play in soft sand. Multiple trails also intertwine with state park trail roads, so be sure to read posted signs on trees before entering an area--otherwise, some great spots to get some articulation. If you choose to go when it rains, you'll be happ...
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On this trail, you will be riding through a pine forest. You will encounter things such as mud holes, sandy patches, and built-up clay walls. There are water holes but they have bypasses if you need to go around them, especially in raining season. The cell phone service is good enough to make phone ...
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Trail 18a takes you from Trail 16 at the east end to Trail 15 at the west end of the trail in the southern part of the Citrus Wildlife Management Area. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loose sand, and some deep holes that can turn into 2-foot deep mud holes after rainy days. The roa...
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Trail 9 has limestone, gravel, dirt, clay, and long sand patches. In the rainy seasons of Florida, this trail can become wet and muddy. Trail 9 will also lead you through the Holder Mine campground, which is a gated campground that you could stay at. This trail intersects at multiple trails if you d...
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Trail 13 can be started off West Stage Coach Trail or Highway 44, taking you from North to South through the Wildlife Management Area. This trail is known as a "Purple Heart Trail" meaning it is the symbolic trail to give tribute to Men and Women that have been awarded the Purple Heart medal. You ca...
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This trail is right off of West Stage Coach Trail, you can expect sugar sand, dirt & limestone with some wet areas along the way. When it is rainy season in Florida this trail can become very wet/muddy, but there are bypasses if needed. This is a great trail to access the Citrus Wildlife Management ...
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Goethe Circle is a beautiful ride through some open land combined with some heavily wooded areas. It is surrounded by some amazing views and many different types of wildlife. The terrain will vary from sand to mud. It is a nice drive for a variety of vehicles
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Thunder's Crossing is one of the few dirt roads in the Chassahowitzka Wildlife Management Area. The trail connects North Road and Rattlesnake Camp Road. The trail is a sand forestry road with some soft sand spots that can turn into mud holes after heavy rain. The road is not always wide enough for t...
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The Rattlesnake Camp Road is one of the few dirt roads in the Chassahowitzka Wildlife Management Area. The trail starts at US Highway 19 at the main entrance and gives you access to the two main trails and a picnic area at the end of the trail. The trail is a sand forestry road with some soft sand s...
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The South Road is one of the few dirt roads in the Chassahowitzka Wildlife Management Area. The trail starts at Rattlesnake Camp Road and gives you access to several hiking trails, a picnic area at the end of the trail, and a boardwalk that leads to one of the two caves for scuba divers. The trail i...
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The North Road is one of the few dirt roads in the Chassahowitzka Wildlife Management Area. The trail starts in the Scrub Island district and gives you access to several hiking trails, a picnic area at the trailhead, and a boardwalk that leads to one of the two caves for scuba divers. The trail is a...
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Trail 4 is a dirt & clay road with some sand patches along the way. The pine forests and oak hammocks provide a nice shaded journey and wildlife sightings. This trail definitely has the potential to become very muddy during raining season. It is easy to stay on course due to the blue paint marks on ...
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Trail 9 is a beautiful trail that includes slight off-camber obstacles, and has the potential to be wet during the rainy season. This trail winds through oak hammocks and pine forests giving you a nice scenic ride to see wildlife along the way. Along the trail, there are multiple horse, biking & hik...
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Trail 6 takes you from East Haven Street at the east end to Trail 19 at the west end of the trail in the north part of the Citrus Wildlife Management Area. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loose sand, and some deep holes that can turn into 2-foot deep mud holes after rainy days. The...
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Easy to medium trail with lots of opportunities to play in soft sand. Multiple trails also intertwine with state park trail roads, so be sure to read posted signs on trees before entering an area--otherwise, some great spots to get some articulation. If you choose to go when it rains, you'll be happ...
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Croom Motorcycle Park spans over 2,600 acres of tree-covered trails managed by the State of Florida. Whether you plan to ride for a few hours or the entire day, you'll find that you'll never ride the same trail twice. The outermost trail is the widest, while the park is filled with a variety of sing...
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This trail is located within the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission's (FWC) Richloam Wildlife Management Area (WMA), which is one of seven tracts that compose Withlacoochee State Forest. The Richloam tract consists of 58,000-plus acres crossing over four counties in northcentral Florida. Public ac...
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Trail 4 takes you from Trail 11a at the east end to Trail 19 at the west end of the trail in the north part of the Citrus Wildlife Management Area. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loose sand, and some deep holes that can turn into 2-foot deep mud holes after rainy days. The road is...
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Trail 10 takes you from Trail 9 at the east end to Trail 17 at the west end of the trail in the central part of the Citrus WMA. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loose sand, and some deep holes that can turn into 2-foot deep mud holes after rainy days. The road is not always wide eno...
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Trail 10a takes you from Trail 9 at the east end to Trail 19 at the west end of the trail in the central part of the Citrus Wildlife Management Area. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loose sand, and some deep holes that can turn into 2-foot deep mud holes after rainy days. The road ...
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Trail 12 takes you from County Road 581 at the east end to Trail 15 at the west end of the trail in the central part of the Citrus Wildlife Management Area. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loose sand, and some deep holes that can turn into 2-foot deep mud holes after rainy days. Th...
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