Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Del Rio, Texas

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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Home Run is an easy connector trail that runs along the fence line of the ranch and provides access between different sections of Concan Adventure Trails. One direction leads toward the main staging area and…
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Saddle Up is a scenic connector trail located within the CAT Mountain area of Concan Adventure Trails. The route winds through tall vegetation and Hill Country terrain while linking drivers to several other nearby trails…
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Flexed Out is a short exploratory trail located within Concan Adventure Trails that climbs gradually along the side of a hill before ending at a dead end. The route offers a fun drive through rocky…
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Shady Lane is a short and simple trail located near the CAT Mountain area within Concan Adventure Trails. The route begins by passing through a caliche pit before transitioning into a more shaded section lined…
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Outback Highway is a scenic connector trail located within Concan Adventure Trails that links the back trail systems of the park to Main Street near the entrance, restrooms, and shower facilities. The route offers an…
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Aoudad Xing is a scenic backroad-style trail located within Concan Adventure Trails that offers a relaxing drive through the Hill Country landscape. The route winds through natural terrain with open views, tall vegetation, and a…
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Lazy Loop is an easy scenic trail located within Concan Adventure Trails that winds through the back portion of the ranch and provides access to several other nearby trails. The route offers a relaxed drive…
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Jordan’s Maze is a moderately easy trail just shy of 3 miles long, winding back and forth through lush Texas Hill Country terrain with minimal elevation change. The route twists through dense cedar and brush,…
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This Park Road runs along the southern-eastern side of the park, it leads you to many other trail heads, and it is open to all vehicle types and is rated a level 1. This trail…
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Turn-a-round Trail is a short, easy 3-rated loop accessible from southwest access and Park Road 3, suitable for all vehicles. The route features mostly gentle grades, with sections running through a dry creek bed well…
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Southeast Access Trail is an easy off-road route, a little over half a mile long with less than 200 feet of elevation change. The trail consists mostly of lightly rocky terrain and gentle slopes, with…
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Park Road 4 is a wide, gravel and dirt trail cutting through scenic brushy hills and open country, suitable for all vehicle types. Starting from the intersection of Park Road 1 and 3, it has…
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Barrel Course Way is a short, easily navigable dirt trail providing direct access from Park Road 1 to the Barrel Course arena. The route features gentle curves, minimal elevation change, and is suitable for all…
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This level 3 trail, identified as "Southwest Rim," offers a mild off-road experience with mostly open terrain, gentle slopes, and some rocky segments visible throughout the route. The trail begins with a wide, well-packed dirt…
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This is a small 0.6-mile loop located conveniently close to the pavilion, making it easily accessible for families and groups. The trail features flat, smooth terrain with no elevation changes, providing a safe and controlled…
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This Park Road, being the main feeder road throughout most of the park, leads you to many other trail heads, and it is open to all vehicle types and is rated a level 1. This…
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Ridgeline Trail is a level 2 route that branches off from Vaquero Trail, featuring mostly smooth surfaces with scattered rocks and gentle inclines. The trail is accessible for all vehicle types and offers wide open…
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Park Road 8 is an easy, flat, and well-maintained dirt and gravel trail suitable for any vehicle, with no obstacles or challenging terrain along the route. The road winds through the open Texas brush country,…
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Park Road 5 is an accessible dirt trail for all vehicles, found at the end of Park Road 1. It winds through open desert terrain with some light ruts, low vegetation, and scenic views, connecting…
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Green Lane is a mild off-road trail just over a mile long with little elevation change, suitable for two-wheel drive vehicles. The route features tight turns through overgrown woods, rocky patches, and clusters of cactus,…
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This Park Road feeds off Park Road 1 and heads West for a very short distance, connecting to other trail heads. This park road is an easy level 1 suitable for all vehicle types. This…
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Park Road 9 is a very short, flat dirt trail only 400 yards long with very little elevation change, serving as a connector to Green Lane, Rockabout, Artie's Revenge, and Pipeline. It’s an easy and…
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Buckhorn Trail offers a scenic ride along the hilltop rim, providing phenomenal views of the park’s landscape throughout the journey. The trail features a couple of very small rock ledges, but these obstacles are easily…
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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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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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