Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Cassoday, Kansas

This route winds through fenced fields where cattle graze behind fences rather than roaming free. Sections of the path are smooth and compacted, while other stretches give way to loose gravel and can be rocky.…
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This narrow gravel track weaves through open range, its surface slick and deeply rutted after rain. You'll cross several cattle gates and may find inquisitive cows lingering on the path, so keep your speed in…
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This long gravel trail is generally well-maintained but can get muddy and slick in sections, especially after rain. Expect occasional corrugation and potholes. The route crosses several small bridges and winds past farmland and scenic…
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The road keeps a mostly straight course, bending just enough to break the monotony, but the surface dips and heaves and is uneven in sections that make the vehicle sway, so easing off the throttle…
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The path quickly narrows into a muddy ribbon across open range, so you'll pass through several cattle gates and might spot cows lingering on the roadway, drawn by the sound of your engine. Occasional oil…
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The route runs mostly straight across well-graded gravel, though it bends just enough to keep things interesting and crosses over a broad concrete bridge spanning the creek. Shallow corrugations, scattered potholes, and late-May mud remind…
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This wide and mostly well-maintained trail has a gravel surface that can become muddy and slippery in wet conditions. There are patches of corrugation and a few potholes to watch out for. The route winds…
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This gravel backroad stays in decent shape for most of the year, though it ripples with light corrugations and hides the occasional pothole. Late-May rains turn stretches slick and muddy, so four-wheel drive is handy…
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Most of this route snakes through the hills as a single-lane strip of rough, rocky gravel, bouncing over washboard ridges and splashing through a handful of shallow streams. A few miles from the end, it…
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The track squeezes into a single lane of muddy, rock-strewn gravel that rises and dips over a handful of short climbs and drops. Tight, twisting corners keep you on your toes, and a few shallow…
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The trail squeezes into a single lane and mixes slick mud with loose rock almost from the start. A short stretch of smooth gravel encourages a little extra speed, but the road soon crests and…
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The route is a single-lane track, its hard-packed dirt quickly turning to sticky clay whenever it rains. Midway along, a tight creek crossing waits; the banks drop away more sharply than they appear from above,…
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This trail is a broad, well-maintained gravel road that runs alongside railway tracks for much of the way. It's easy to pick up speed here, but it's worth slowing down as the route is shared…
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This trail begins as a broad, smooth gravel road that winds past farmland, offering an easy drive at first. After crossing the interstate, the trail shifts in character--narrowing into a straight, well-maintained gravel stretch before…
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The track is largely well-graded, yet gentle climbs and drops add a little variety, and the sharper bends carry washboard ridges that rattle through the chassis. On either side, open fields give way to nodding…
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The road is a broad, well-groomed strip of gravel that rolls almost effortlessly across open grassland. Corrugations and potholes are rare, so the ride stays smooth for long stretches. Expect a steady flow of ranch…
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The route runs over generally well-graded gravel, though frequent corrugations and scattered bumps keep the suspension working. A couple of concrete fords carry the track over shallow rivers, and you will likely meet a steady…
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This trail winds through rolling green hills, featuring several significant ascents and descents along its mostly smooth gravel surface. As you drive, the blissful route passes a handful of farmsteads before opening onto a serene…
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This route follows a mostly well-maintained gravel surface, winding through a series of gentle twists and turns. Drivers should keep their speed down to account for occasional local traffic and the changing character of the…
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The road begins as a narrow, twisting ribbon of rough gravel, its ruts rattling the rig while it drops toward a series of shallow stream crossings where mud can linger long after a storm. Once…
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This trail runs over well-maintained gravel, though it turns muddy in spots. You'll encounter a few twists and turns and some local traffic, so keep your speed down. Once you leave the lakeshore, the drive…
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This trail runs over predominantly smooth gravel, featuring gentle climbs and descents and a few shallow dips. When the surface is wet, sections can become slippery, so caution is advised. The route crosses a small…
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The track doubles as an access road for local farmers and crews who service the nearby wind turbines, so it stays in decent shape, though corrugations and the occasional pothole still jolt the suspension. After…
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This lane is narrower than most main routes, and while the gravel is generally well-groomed, rocky patches and washboard bumps keep the ride lively on its winding stretches. It rolls past a handful of farmhouses,…
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This trail begins with an arrow-straight, smooth stretch peppered by a few gentle ascents and descents. As it starts to wind, you'll pass a scene reminiscent of a painting: black cows grazing on vibrant grass…
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This trail begins on a narrow, well-maintained track that climbs steadily into the hills and intersects a section of the Flint Trail where motor vehicles are prohibited. In that stretch, free-range bison roam, and the…
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Winfield Lake Track is an out and back run that provides good views of the lake and surrounding area. This is a municipal lake and there is a day-use fee of $5.00. There is plenty…
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The road rolls out as a fairly well-kept ribbon of gravel, but the steady traffic of ranch trucks has carved in corrugations and pocked it with potholes, so expect a bit of shake and rattle.…
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This trail winds through a heavily treed landscape where the gravel surface stays buttery smooth for the most part, punctuated by a few gentle climbs and descents. Along the way, you'll cross several shallow rivers…
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The drive begins on well-graded gravel that rolls smoothly beneath the tires, but short stretches of loose rock and washboard keep you from switching off entirely. A sturdy bridge carries you over a small creek…
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