Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Callaway, Florida

This route begins in a wide open clear-cut area before gradually working its way back into a more forested setting and ultimately ending at the river's edge. Along the way, there are plenty of flat, dry pull-offs perfect for tucking in and setting up camp. It's a peaceful and visually striking drive...
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This trail winds through a beautiful stretch of forest filled with big, tall pines and classic Florida terrain. The road is mostly sandy with a few muddy sections that can become problematic and less enjoyable during or after heavy rains. Scattered access roads branch off along the way, offering add...
Learn more about Lewis 109

This wide two-lane forest road begins just off the highway and immediately passes through a mix of private inholdings and long-standing campsites, giving it a unique blend of public and historic use. The surrounding landscape features towering old-growth pines and unmanaged timber, creating a tight,...
Learn more about Big Cypress - FS 115

Raum, also known as Apalachicola National Forest Road 172, connects Larkin Trail at the north end and State Route 379 at the south end. It takes you through the southwest part of the Apalachicola National Forest along Kennedy Creek and gives you access to a few OHV trails. The road conditions are a ...
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FS-123B is a short, well-maintained road that leads to Cotton Landing Campground, offering a peaceful and scenic spot for camping. The trail is easy to navigate, providing access to the campground, which is free to use. The road ends at private property, but before that, it's a great place to find a...
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Briar Patch Road North (FS-123) is a well-maintained, two-lane forest road located in the Apalachicola National Forest, Florida. The road winds through dense pine forests, offering a serene and scenic drive. It provides access to Cotton Landing, a popular spot for fishing and canoeing along Kennedy ...
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Point Washington State Forest 1 offers offroaders an easy but engaging journey through scenic pine flatwoods, making it a perfect adventure for those looking to experience Florida's unique coastal ecosystems. Spanning roughly 9 miles of flat terrain with minimal elevation changes, this trail primari...
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Old Pete, also known as Apalachicola National Forest Road 173, connects Lewis Trail at the north end and Larkin Trail at the south end. It takes you through the southwest part of the Apalachicola National Forest along Kennedy Creek and gives you access to a few OHV trails. The road conditions are a ...
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This short stretch provides hiking and foot access to nearby water features, making it a great stop for those looking to explore on foot or fish. While some surrounding areas are swampy, the road itself is hard-packed and typically dry, allowing for easy travel. It's a mellow route without major obs...
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This short, narrow route winds its way through dense forest before opening up into a large, flat area with walking access to the water--perfect for fishing or relaxing by the bank. Along the way, you'll pass an old beehive stand, a reminder of the area's rustic past. The road is tight in spots and b...
Learn more about Rowletts Creek - FS 106S

Point Washington State Forest 2 offers a scenic off-road drive through Florida’s coastal pine flatwoods, making it a perfect adventure for those seeking a mix of easy cruising and occasional sandy challenges. Spanning approximately 5.5 miles near the communities of Seaside and Seagrove Beach, this f...
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Road 7 is a short 1.1-mile sandy access road in Point Washington State Forest that takes about 15 minutes one way and dead-ends at the Eastern Lake Campground. The road is mostly single-lane with occasional pull-offs for passing and can become soft in dry conditions, though it is generally easy and ...
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South Briar Patch is a wide, sandy two-lane trail that offers a relaxed drive through a quiet stretch of forest. The route passes through a few private inholdings, so be respectful and stay on the marked path. It serves as a long connector, providing access to deeper parts of the forest and several ...
Learn more about Briar Patch Road - FS 123 South

Rowletts Creek Road (FS 106) offers a uniquely scenic drive through a landscape that feels more like the Serengeti than the typical Florida forest. The road is smooth and well-maintained, making it accessible for most vehicles. As you travel, the dense pine flatwoods give way to expansive, grassy pl...
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Judy, also known as Apalachicola National Forest Road 174, connects Lewis Trail at the north end and Larkin Trail at the south end. It takes you through the southwest part of the Apalachicola National Forest along Kennedy Creek and gives you access to a few OHV trails. The road conditions are a mixt...
Learn more about Judy - FS 174

This is a connection trail for Point Washington State Forest trails 1 & 2. There is signage as well at the fork in the road if you are going westbound. This section is just like the main trail, with sand and the occasional mud due to any recent rainfall.
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Mercer West, also known as Apalachicola National Forest Road 105, connects Mercer Trail at the east end and County Road 12 at the west end. It takes you through the southwest part of the Apalachicola National Forest along Camel Pond and gives you access to Camel Pond Recreation Area with Restrooms, ...
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This is an entrance trail off of Highway 98 that leads to the main Point Washington State Forest 1 trail. It is marked with public signage visible from Highway 98; however, proceed with caution when exiting the Highway and reducing speed. This is a sandy trail that leads to an open, sandier area and...
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Big Gully Creek South is a smooth, sandy, and fun winding trail that leads you through a scenic stretch of forest. It intersects at a large four-way junction, making it a key connector in the area and providing access to Camel Lake and Camel Lake Campground. The trail is well-maintained and easy to ...
Learn more about Big Gully Creek South - FS 131

Little Gully Creek, also known as Apalachicola National Forest Road 150, is a dead-end road that starts at County Road 12. It takes you through the southwest part of the Apalachicola National Forest into the Johnson Juniper Swamp and gives you access to a few OHV trails and the Florida National Scen...
Learn more about Little Gully Creek - FS 150

This route begins in a wide open clear-cut area before gradually working its way back into a more forested setting and ultimately ending at the river's edge. Along the way, there are plenty of flat, dry pull-offs perfect for tucking in and setting up camp. It's a peaceful and visually striking drive...
Learn more about River Styx 171

This trail winds through a beautiful stretch of forest filled with big, tall pines and classic Florida terrain. The road is mostly sandy with a few muddy sections that can become problematic and less enjoyable during or after heavy rains. Scattered access roads branch off along the way, offering add...
Learn more about Lewis 109

This wide two-lane forest road begins just off the highway and immediately passes through a mix of private inholdings and long-standing campsites, giving it a unique blend of public and historic use. The surrounding landscape features towering old-growth pines and unmanaged timber, creating a tight,...
Learn more about Big Cypress - FS 115

Raum, also known as Apalachicola National Forest Road 172, connects Larkin Trail at the north end and State Route 379 at the south end. It takes you through the southwest part of the Apalachicola National Forest along Kennedy Creek and gives you access to a few OHV trails. The road conditions are a ...
Learn more about Raum - FS 172

This route begins in a wide open clear-cut area before gradually working its way back into a more forested setting and ultimately ending at the river's edge. Along the way, there are plenty of flat, dry pull-offs perfect for tucking in and setting up camp. It's a peaceful and visually striking drive...
Learn more about River Styx 171

This trail winds through a beautiful stretch of forest filled with big, tall pines and classic Florida terrain. The road is mostly sandy with a few muddy sections that can become problematic and less enjoyable during or after heavy rains. Scattered access roads branch off along the way, offering add...
Learn more about Lewis 109

This wide two-lane forest road begins just off the highway and immediately passes through a mix of private inholdings and long-standing campsites, giving it a unique blend of public and historic use. The surrounding landscape features towering old-growth pines and unmanaged timber, creating a tight,...
Learn more about Big Cypress - FS 115

Raum, also known as Apalachicola National Forest Road 172, connects Larkin Trail at the north end and State Route 379 at the south end. It takes you through the southwest part of the Apalachicola National Forest along Kennedy Creek and gives you access to a few OHV trails. The road conditions are a ...
Learn more about Raum - FS 172