Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Combs, Kentucky

216 is a green gravel route that can be driven in 2WD until you get almost to the end. There is a wetland in the area, and it covers the road during periods of rain. Be cautious of this area when crossing to not disturbing the wetland area. Hang to the far left where the road is designed to cross.
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This trail could be used as a bypass trail to some of 209 and 215 if used in conjunction with some other side spur trails. This trail has a dirt and rock surface that is maintained with some rolling elevation and good views to check out along the way.
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This scenic view looks like you are driving through the jungle when the terrain is heavily covered with local kudzu (Pueraria Montana) vines. The dirt and rock trail goes up alongside a rolling hill where all the trees and rock are covered in a thick vine to make the scenery.
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This scenic woodland trail winds through a lush forest corridor, following a clear, rocky creek beneath a vibrant canopy of hardwoods and evergreens. Trail riders encounter a gentle waterfall, sandstone ledges, stream crossings, and rugged terrain. Rich with natural beauty and peaceful sounds, the t...
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Trail 206 is a large area of oil and gas lines, with many twists and turns and active and old pump stations to look at while driving along these trails. This area of the trail is fairly well maintained, as it is still accessed by the active oil and gas companies in the area. However, it is still all...
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205C is a smooth gravel track that can be done in 2WD. The park has it rated as a blue, but it really is green according to the difficulty. This is basically an access trail between 203 and 205. It is just a nice and easy incline that has some nice rock formations to observe on the climb up. The tra...
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Trail 25B is rated green and is mostly dirt and grass. You will find some overgrown underbrush in spots, making it a little more difficult to navigate through the track without getting a few scratches. For the most part, the trail is flat and can be driven in 2WD. Be mindful of your rig's sides whil...
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This is a green trail, and the surface is mainly dirt. This trail is severely overgrown with autumn olive trees, and it is very tight. I would not recommend taking a full-size vehicle through this track. The trail itself is easy to drive, but the brush is brutal. I recommend that smaller ohv's take ...
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This trail was recently logged and is pretty plain. Expect lots of grasses and low shrubbery. There is a great overlook about 1/2 way through the trail. This is a great place to stop and take a picture. This trail is an out and back for the time being. The park has work to do to complete this trail.
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This is an access trail from 203 to 205. When you get to the bottom, you can turn left and continue down to the beginning of 205, or turn right and continue on trail 205. This is a single-width track that is moderately steep with a few rocky sections. Be mindful if it is wet and muddy.
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Trail 21 is an easy green trail, and it descends downhill and ends on Trail 3. This track is mainly used to gain access from the above trails down to the lower elevations where it meets many other areas of the park. The track is wide enough for 2 way traffic, and it is all dirt and small rocks. You ...
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Trail 23A is a green trail and mostly grass. It can be driven in 2WD by a high-clearance vehicle. The beginning of the track squeezes through some overgrown brush that could possibly cause marks on your paint, so be aware of that. This track is in a field of tall grass, and you could possibly spot a...
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Trail 22 is a green trail, and the surface is mainly dirt. There are a few off-camber places to be aware of, as well as some overgrown vegetation in places. About 3/4 through the track, there is a steep rocky climb that you must navigate. Be aware of this section and use 4WD. The rocks in the middle...
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Trail 2 is marked green and is mostly a dirt trail. Depending on the weather, there could be mud holes scattered throughout the track. Towards the end of the track, there are a few hill climbs with softball-sized rocks scattered across the entire width of the trail. Take care navigating these in a l...
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This trail embodies everything you would expect from a fairly easy creek ride. There are beautiful views of tall trees, a waterfall, mild rocks to climb over, and a flat, rock-bottom creek. If you need a break from the mud, this is the place to go. Take a minute to stop and just listen to the amazin...
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This trail connects the larger majority of the trails on the north side of the park map. The trail ran consecutively and is roughly 10 miles long and is a maintained rock surface. The trail loops around the park from two points on Kentucky State Highway 699. Use this trail to find other trailhead ar...
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Get ready for an easy track filled with breathtaking views. This track can be run by any 4x4 vehicle, side by side, ATV, or motorcycle. The beginning of this track starts after a short drive from the Leatherwood Off Road Park. Begin at the general store and drive via Highway 699 traveling west for 5...
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Beginning at the park's General Store, Trail 1 starts out on a paved road. Moving along through the track, it turns into a gravel road. The trail remains gravel through most of its length. The road gets quite dusty, so wear eye protection if you are not in an enclosed cab. This is a 5-mile track tha...
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This track is an access road through the campground area. The first part close to the park office is paved, and then it turns into a dirt road. You can use this road to access all parts of the campground area and the trails that are part of the northeast area of the park. It can be muddy in places, ...
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Trail 104 runs along the base of the hillside trails of Clover Fork and comes from either Trail 104 or just off Kentucky State Highway 699. The trail is rock and dirt with some minor ruts. It is unmaintained but is in easily traversed condition and is additionally wider for more places to pass the v...
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216 is a green gravel route that can be driven in 2WD until you get almost to the end. There is a wetland in the area, and it covers the road during periods of rain. Be cautious of this area when crossing to not disturbing the wetland area. Hang to the far left where the road is designed to cross.
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This trail could be used as a bypass trail to some of 209 and 215 if used in conjunction with some other side spur trails. This trail has a dirt and rock surface that is maintained with some rolling elevation and good views to check out along the way.
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This scenic view looks like you are driving through the jungle when the terrain is heavily covered with local kudzu (Pueraria Montana) vines. The dirt and rock trail goes up alongside a rolling hill where all the trees and rock are covered in a thick vine to make the scenery.
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This scenic woodland trail winds through a lush forest corridor, following a clear, rocky creek beneath a vibrant canopy of hardwoods and evergreens. Trail riders encounter a gentle waterfall, sandstone ledges, stream crossings, and rugged terrain. Rich with natural beauty and peaceful sounds, the t...
Learn more about Little Buckhorn Waterfall Trail

216 is a green gravel route that can be driven in 2WD until you get almost to the end. There is a wetland in the area, and it covers the road during periods of rain. Be cautious of this area when crossing to not disturbing the wetland area. Hang to the far left where the road is designed to cross.
Learn more about 216

This trail could be used as a bypass trail to some of 209 and 215 if used in conjunction with some other side spur trails. This trail has a dirt and rock surface that is maintained with some rolling elevation and good views to check out along the way.
Learn more about 214

This scenic view looks like you are driving through the jungle when the terrain is heavily covered with local kudzu (Pueraria Montana) vines. The dirt and rock trail goes up alongside a rolling hill where all the trees and rock are covered in a thick vine to make the scenery.
Learn more about 212

This scenic woodland trail winds through a lush forest corridor, following a clear, rocky creek beneath a vibrant canopy of hardwoods and evergreens. Trail riders encounter a gentle waterfall, sandstone ledges, stream crossings, and rugged terrain. Rich with natural beauty and peaceful sounds, the t...
Learn more about Little Buckhorn Waterfall Trail