Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Flagler Beach, Florida

North Ormond Beach is one of the few accessible beaches in Florida. Volusia County is charging $31.95 for non-residents. That allows you to access all beaches on the day of purchase. That part of the beach has very fine and deep sand. Unexperienced drivers get easily stuck. I recommend entering the ...
Learn more about North Ormond Beach

South Ormond Beach is one of the few accessible beaches in Florida. Volusia County is charging $31.95 for non-residents. That allows you to access all beaches on the day of purchase. That part of the beach has very fine and deep sand. Unexperienced drivers get easily stuck. I recommend entering the ...
Learn more about South Ormond Beach

Danny Hole Trail is a network of Tiger Bay State Forest that covers a diverse landscape of longleaf pines and hardwoods, white sand, and low cypress swamps at the infamous Danny Hole. Entering from the north on Rima Ridge Road, it is a well maintained two-vehicle wide sand and gravel road that is gr...
Learn more about Danny Hole at Tiger Bay State Forest

Daytona Beach is one of the few accessible beaches in Florida, but it's the "World's most famous Beach". Volusia County is charging $31.95 for non-residents. That allows you to access all beaches on the day of purchase. Some parts of the beach have very fine and deep sand. Unexperienced drivers get ...
Learn more about Daytona Beach

The longest remaining section of the Old Dixie Highway in Florida is an 11-mile stretch that runs from Espanola to US-13/Highway 204. This section is known as the Old Brick Road and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Many sections of the Old Dixie Highway are now covered in sand ...
Learn more about Old Brick Road

Bear Island Road in Tiger Bay Wildlife Management Area is a quiet, sandy route that travels through a mix of pine flatwoods, cypress swamps, and open wetlands. It’s less traveled than some of the main roads, offering a more secluded ride for those looking to escape into nature. The road passes near ...
Learn more about Bear Island Road

Dark Entry Road in Tiger Bay Wildlife Management Area is a sandy, sometimes rutted trail that winds through a mix of pine flatwoods, cypress swamps, and low-lying wetlands. It’s less traveled than the main routes, giving it a quieter, more secluded atmosphere. The road’s name comes to life in places...
Learn more about Dark Entry Road

Gopher Ridge Road is one of the more scenic routes through Tiger Bay Wildlife Management Area. It begins with a short stretch of old brick road before turning into a sandy, sometimes soft trail that winds through pine flatwoods, swamps, and dense forest. This road isn’t heavily maintained, so condit...
Learn more about Gopher Ridge Road

Woody Road Loop in Tiger Bay Wildlife Management Area is a scenic, sandy trail that winds through pine flatwoods, oak hammocks, and stretches of cypress wetlands. Along the loop, you’ll find two small ponds with picnic areas perfect for a mid-ride break, as well as a fishing dock for those wanting t...
Learn more about Woody Road Loop

St. Augustine Beach is one of the most beautiful off-road areas in Florida--9 miles driving on the beach next to the beautiful Atlantic Coast from A Street in St. Augustine Beach down to Fort Matanzas NM Beach Access. There are several exits in between. It's the perfect area for swimming, walking on...
Learn more about St. Augustine Beach

Green‘s Road takes you from north to south through the Dexter/Mary Farms Tract in the southern part of Lake George State Forest and starts at Bluffton Road. This trail takes you into the Deep Creek area. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loose sand, and some deep holes that can turn ...
Learn more about Green‘s Road

This trail can usually be tackled with 2WD. There is potential for some washouts during heavy rain, but the forest service does a good job with road maintenance. This is a dead end trail that exits the same way you came in. There is a pond at the end of the trail with a hiking trail around the pond.
Learn more about Dukes Island Road

Jim‘s Road connects Green‘s Road and Marsh Road in the Dexter/Mary Farms Tract in the southern part of Lake George State Forest. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loose sand, and some deep holes that can turn into 2-foot deep mud holes after rainy days. Some sections might require 4W...
Learn more about Jim‘s Road

Fawn Road takes you from west to east through the Dexter/Mary Farms Tract in the southern part of Lake George State Forest and starts at Quarters Road. This trail takes you to the staging area at the Fawn Road Entrance. This entrance is only open for hikers, bikers, and horseback riders. The road co...
Learn more about Fawn Road

Price Road takes you from west to east through the Dexter/Mary Farms Tract in the southern part of Lake George State Forest and starts at Quarters Road. This trail takes you to several hiking trails in the area. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loose sand, and some deep holes that c...
Learn more about Price Road

Quarters Road takes you from north to south through the Dexter/Mary Farms Tract in the southern part of Lake George State Forest and starts at Bluffton Road. This trail takes you to several trails in the area. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loose sand, and some deep holes that can...
Learn more about Quarters Road

Pridgeon Road takes you from west to east through the Astor Tract in the northern part of Lake George State Forest and connects Riley Pridgeon and Big Pond Road. The road gives you access to several trails in the area. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loose sand, and some deep holes...
Learn more about Pridgeon Road

Mary Farms Road takes you from north to south through the Dexter/Mary Farms Tract in the southern part of Lake George State Forest and starts at Bluffton Road. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loose sand, and some deep holes that can turn into 2-foot deep mud holes after rainy days....
Learn more about Mary Farms Road

Marsh Road takes you from north to south through the Dexter/Mary Farms Tract in the southern part of Lake George State Forest and starts at Bluffton Road. This trail takes you to a hiking trail to Spring Garden Creek. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loose sand, and some deep holes ...
Learn more about Marsh Road

Crooked Road takes you from north to south through the Astor Tract in the north part of Lake George State Forest and connects Petersen Road and Sandy Drain Road. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loose sand, and some deep holes that can turn into 2-foot deep mud holes after rainy day...
Learn more about Crooked Road

North Ormond Beach is one of the few accessible beaches in Florida. Volusia County is charging $31.95 for non-residents. That allows you to access all beaches on the day of purchase. That part of the beach has very fine and deep sand. Unexperienced drivers get easily stuck. I recommend entering the ...
Learn more about North Ormond Beach

South Ormond Beach is one of the few accessible beaches in Florida. Volusia County is charging $31.95 for non-residents. That allows you to access all beaches on the day of purchase. That part of the beach has very fine and deep sand. Unexperienced drivers get easily stuck. I recommend entering the ...
Learn more about South Ormond Beach

Daytona Beach is one of the few accessible beaches in Florida, but it's the "World's most famous Beach". Volusia County is charging $31.95 for non-residents. That allows you to access all beaches on the day of purchase. Some parts of the beach have very fine and deep sand. Unexperienced drivers get ...
Learn more about Daytona Beach

The longest remaining section of the Old Dixie Highway in Florida is an 11-mile stretch that runs from Espanola to US-13/Highway 204. This section is known as the Old Brick Road and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Many sections of the Old Dixie Highway are now covered in sand ...
Learn more about Old Brick Road

North Ormond Beach is one of the few accessible beaches in Florida. Volusia County is charging $31.95 for non-residents. That allows you to access all beaches on the day of purchase. That part of the beach has very fine and deep sand. Unexperienced drivers get easily stuck. I recommend entering the ...
Learn more about North Ormond Beach

South Ormond Beach is one of the few accessible beaches in Florida. Volusia County is charging $31.95 for non-residents. That allows you to access all beaches on the day of purchase. That part of the beach has very fine and deep sand. Unexperienced drivers get easily stuck. I recommend entering the ...
Learn more about South Ormond Beach

Daytona Beach is one of the few accessible beaches in Florida, but it's the "World's most famous Beach". Volusia County is charging $31.95 for non-residents. That allows you to access all beaches on the day of purchase. Some parts of the beach have very fine and deep sand. Unexperienced drivers get ...
Learn more about Daytona Beach

The longest remaining section of the Old Dixie Highway in Florida is an 11-mile stretch that runs from Espanola to US-13/Highway 204. This section is known as the Old Brick Road and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Many sections of the Old Dixie Highway are now covered in sand ...
Learn more about Old Brick Road