Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Dodge, Oklahoma

The Whitewater Community Trail is part of the GOAT (Green Country Oklahoma Adventure Tour). This trail will take you through the back county of northeast Oklahoma on a mix of smooth and rough dirt roads connected with short bits of pavement where necessary. There are 2-3 water crossings (under 12") ...
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The South 560 is part of the Oklahoma Adventure Trail and is a long, straight gravel road in good condition, running through expansive agricultural land with fields full of livestock. Following recent rains in May 2025, the area appears lush and the nearby dams are full. A noticeable dip in the road...
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This trail is part of the Oklahoma Adventure Trail and consists primarily of a straight, well-maintained gravel road that is occasionally intersected by paved roads. A river runs alongside part of the route and offers the only opportunities for dispersed camping for many miles in either direction al...
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The East 200 is part of the Oklahoma Adventure Trail and is a well-maintained and flat gravel road that winds its way through a patchwork of lush, green farmland. While the scenery is peaceful, caution is advised as local traffic can be unpredictable, and speeds should be kept low. This stretch of t...
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The E0220 is part of the Oklahoma Adventure Trail and is a long, straight gravel road in good condition that stretches through open farmland dotted with livestock and the occasional homestead. It is regularly used by local farmers, trucks, and tractors, so drivers should remain alert and courteous. ...
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This trail is part of the Oklahoma Adventure Trail and follows a straight, well-maintained gravel road that winds through a scenic rural landscape, with a few homesteads located near either end. Along the route, the road intersects with a paved section and continues toward a broad creek, where signs...
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Looking for an easy way to enjoy some scenery? This 5-mile trail will allow you to get the offroad experience without having to worry about tearing up your vehicle. This trail can be easily completed by any stock vehicle, but it should be noted that there are some low-water bridges that could flood ...
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This trail is part of the Oklahoma Adventure Trail and offers a scenic and peaceful drive through some of the most picturesque rural landscapes in the region and in the country as a whole. The road is maintained but becomes dusty and rocky in certain areas, with potholes especially common in shaded,...
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This trail is part of the Oklahoma Adventure Trail and offers a peaceful and scenic drive along a well-maintained gravel road that, while generally smooth, may present occasional potholes and dusty stretches. It crosses a paved road and winds through a quiet rural landscape filled with open fields, ...
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This trail is part of the Oklahoma Adventure Trail and was recently graded in May 2025, but travelers should still expect large sections with persistent potholes and uneven, bumpy stretches. Evidence of recent rainfall is visible throughout the area, with saturated ground in multiple spots that may ...
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This trail is part of the Oklahoma Adventure Trail and follows a well-maintained gravel road that was recently graded as of May 2025. It passes through a pastoral landscape lined with farmhouses and homesteads, and drivers should be prepared to encounter local traffic, including agricultural vehicle...
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This trail is part of the Oklahoma Adventure Trail and offers a more engaging drive than many others in the area, thanks to its elevated terrain, which introduces a mix of winding sections, gentle climbs, and occasional descents. It is narrower and more densely wooded than nearby routes, creating a ...
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This trail is part of the Oklahoma Adventure Trail and winds through classic cattle and horse country along a well-maintained gravel road bordered by attractive, well-kept homesteads. Shaded sections of the road are prone to potholes, and recent moisture has left some muddy patches in the adjacent f...
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Green 417 is a small half moon trail located on the western end of the park. This is a non directional trail so you can run it from either direction. This would also be a nice shady spot to pull off and cool off or grab a quick bit to eat. Green 417 is connected to another trail that is currently bl...
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Green 312 is a non-directional trail that is located on the western end of the park. This trail not only leads to an old barn but also leads you to Boulder Dash. Green 312 is connected to Boulder Dash at one end and Green 13 at the other end.
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Green 2 can be reached by taking Green 1, Green 4, and Green 5 from the cabins or office area. This is a gravel trail that can get you access to some of the more difficult trails on the south end of the park as well as the racetrack. You will cross over Creek Bed 11 if heading towards the racetrack....
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Green 25 is located in the lower southern part of the park. This trail begins where Assault Opossums Hill ends and would be considered an alternative trail to Red 17. You will also be connected to Power Line Climb 28 and Yellow 27 if you want to loop back to the middle section of Green 25.
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Green 428 is located on the farthest western end of the park. You can only access this trail if you are able to get up Boulder Dash 425. Green 428 is connected to Yellow 429 at both ends. You will also have access to the top of Purple 439.
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Also called Missouri Creek, Creek Bed 12 takes you from where the racetrack is on the southeastern side of the park all the way to the southwestern side of the park. There are several off-shoot trails along the way. This trail is frequently dry with little to no water at all. You will pass by the gr...
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Green 416 is located on the southwestern end of the park. This is a non directional trail so you can run it from either direction. Green 416 is at the bottom of four bouncer trails. If people are trying these purple trails, then it may not be a good idea to be on Green 416 in the event that someone ...
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Looking for an easy way to enjoy some scenery? This 5-mile trail will allow you to get the offroad experience without having to worry about tearing up your vehicle. This trail can be easily completed by any stock vehicle, but it should be noted that there are some low-water bridges that could flood ...
Learn more about Hayfield Trail

Green 417 is a small half moon trail located on the western end of the park. This is a non directional trail so you can run it from either direction. This would also be a nice shady spot to pull off and cool off or grab a quick bit to eat. Green 417 is connected to another trail that is currently bl...
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Green 312 is a non-directional trail that is located on the western end of the park. This trail not only leads to an old barn but also leads you to Boulder Dash. Green 312 is connected to Boulder Dash at one end and Green 13 at the other end.
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Green 2 can be reached by taking Green 1, Green 4, and Green 5 from the cabins or office area. This is a gravel trail that can get you access to some of the more difficult trails on the south end of the park as well as the racetrack. You will cross over Creek Bed 11 if heading towards the racetrack....
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The Whitewater Community Trail is part of the GOAT (Green Country Oklahoma Adventure Tour). This trail will take you through the back county of northeast Oklahoma on a mix of smooth and rough dirt roads connected with short bits of pavement where necessary. There are 2-3 water crossings (under 12") ...
Learn more about Whitewater Community Trail

Looking for an easy way to enjoy some scenery? This 5-mile trail will allow you to get the offroad experience without having to worry about tearing up your vehicle. This trail can be easily completed by any stock vehicle, but it should be noted that there are some low-water bridges that could flood ...
Learn more about Hayfield Trail

Green 417 is a small half moon trail located on the western end of the park. This is a non directional trail so you can run it from either direction. This would also be a nice shady spot to pull off and cool off or grab a quick bit to eat. Green 417 is connected to another trail that is currently bl...
Learn more about Green 417

Green 312 is a non-directional trail that is located on the western end of the park. This trail not only leads to an old barn but also leads you to Boulder Dash. Green 312 is connected to Boulder Dash at one end and Green 13 at the other end.
Learn more about Green 312