Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Graceville, Florida

Rock Pond Road winds through the northern part of Section A of the Apalachee WMA. Unlike other roads through the Apalachee WMA, Rock Pond Road is generally open year-round outside of defined game hunting periods. Rock Pond Road is a relatively flat, packed dirt trail with several soft areas that wil...
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Star Pond Trail is an out-and-back trail leading to one of the managed fishing ponds in the Silver Lake WMA. The trail is mostly grass with some areas that are prone to potholes or ruts that have been remediated with crushed rock to provide a stable surface. The trail crosses a slight ridge (110') a...
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Frog Pond Road trail is an interesting winding trail through pine forest that features its namesake, Frog Pond, about a half mile from its eastern end at the intersection with Yates Spring Road. Several sections also feature mature oaks with plenty of Spanish Moss to make for a picturesque drive. Th...
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Lake Lane is the primary entrance into the western section of the Silver Lake WMA. The management office and maintenance buildings will be the first things you pass as you enter the WMA. The trail surface is primarily packed dirt with several grassy sections. There is only one pothole that tends to ...
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With a name like Ten Mile Still Road, you would think there was some interesting history to go along with the name. Unfortunately, an internet search came up empty. The fact that the distance from its intersection with Hwy 253 to the end at the Ten Mile Still boat ramp is right at ten miles might gi...
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Morning Star Road trail is a slightly winding drive through stands of old and young southern pine trees, scrub, and flatlands. A slight hill near the east end of the trail provides an excellent elevated view of the WMA property. Morning Star provides a connector between East End Loop and the lower p...
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East Entrance Trail is the primary entrance to the eastern side of the Silver Lake WMA. As with most Georgia WMAs, a valid hunting or fishing license is required to access the WMA property. The East End Trail is primarily packed dirt with a crushed rock surface. The trail is almost two vehicles wide...
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The East Side loop is a combination of three trail segments making up the south, east, and north sections of the loop. The south segment is level packed dirt with a few shallow potholes that may hold water in wet weather. The east segment is also packed dirt with a few gentle grades. The north segme...
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This trail features deep, loose sand and mud, and some sections are very narrow. The signage is inconsistent, so keep an eye out for closed signage or other trail markings. This is mainly a pine woods forest with dispersed camping throughout and two reservation campgrounds. You'll should have good c...
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Little Gully Creek, also known as Apalachicola National Forest Road 150, is a dead-end road that starts at County Road 12. It takes you through the southwest part of the Apalachicola National Forest into the Johnson Juniper Swamp and gives you access to a few OHV trails and the Florida National Scen...
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This trail features deep, loose sand and mud, and some sections are very narrow. The signage is inconsistent, so keep an eye out for closed signage or other trail markings. This is mainly a pine woods forest with dispersed camping throughout and two reservation campgrounds. You'll should have good c...
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Road 7 is a short 1.1-mile sandy access road in Point Washington State Forest that takes about 15 minutes one way and dead-ends at the Eastern Lake Campground. The road is mostly single-lane with occasional pull-offs for passing and can become soft in dry conditions, though it is generally easy and ...
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Mercer West, also known as Apalachicola National Forest Road 105, connects Mercer Trail at the east end and County Road 12 at the west end. It takes you through the southwest part of the Apalachicola National Forest along Camel Pond and gives you access to Camel Pond Recreation Area with Restrooms, ...
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This trail features deep, loose sand and mud, and some sections are very narrow. The signage is inconsistent, so keep an eye out for closed signage or other trail markings. This is mainly a pine woods forest with dispersed camping throughout and two reservation campgrounds. You'll should have good c...
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This easy trail through the state forest is a mix of gravel and loose sand. During heavy rain, there are some mud puddles to splash in. Very easy drive. There is no dispersed camping along the trail, and the side roads have been closed due to restoration. This trail features a creepy pet cemetery.
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Road 31 is a short access trail off the main highway in Point Washington State Forest that leads into the forest and connects to the main forest road system. At less than a mile long, it’s an easy drive that can be completed in just a few minutes. The surface is mostly hard-packed sand, making it ac...
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Big Gulley - 121 is a narrow, one-lane sandy road that offers a laid-back drive through the forest--until you hit the single deep mud hole. This obstacle has a soft bottom and can become especially tricky after rain, requiring a careful approach and possibly 4WD. The rest of the trail is relatively ...
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Big Gully Creek South is a smooth, sandy, and fun winding trail that leads you through a scenic stretch of forest. It intersects at a large four-way junction, making it a key connector in the area and providing access to Camel Lake and Camel Lake Campground. The trail is well-maintained and easy to ...
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Mini Shot Trail - FS 105K is a scenic and dynamic trail that changes dramatically with the weather. When dry, it's an easy and enjoyable ride--rated a 2--offering sandy terrain and beautiful forest views. But during the rainy season, the trail transforms into a mini "Gunshot"-style drop-in, reminisc...
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Apalachicola National Forest Road 108-D connects Mercer Trail at the west end and Bill Dick at the east end. It takes you through the southwest part of the Apalachicola National Forest and gives you access to the Bonnet Pond and the Florida National Scenic Trail. The road conditions are a mixture of...
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Little Gully Creek, also known as Apalachicola National Forest Road 150, is a dead-end road that starts at County Road 12. It takes you through the southwest part of the Apalachicola National Forest into the Johnson Juniper Swamp and gives you access to a few OHV trails and the Florida National Scen...
Learn more about Little Gully Creek - FS 150

Mercer West, also known as Apalachicola National Forest Road 105, connects Mercer Trail at the east end and County Road 12 at the west end. It takes you through the southwest part of the Apalachicola National Forest along Camel Pond and gives you access to Camel Pond Recreation Area with Restrooms, ...
Learn more about Mercer West - FS 105

Big Gulley - 121 is a narrow, one-lane sandy road that offers a laid-back drive through the forest--until you hit the single deep mud hole. This obstacle has a soft bottom and can become especially tricky after rain, requiring a careful approach and possibly 4WD. The rest of the trail is relatively ...
Learn more about Big Gulley - FS 121

Big Gully Creek South is a smooth, sandy, and fun winding trail that leads you through a scenic stretch of forest. It intersects at a large four-way junction, making it a key connector in the area and providing access to Camel Lake and Camel Lake Campground. The trail is well-maintained and easy to ...
Learn more about Big Gully Creek South - FS 131

Little Gully Creek, also known as Apalachicola National Forest Road 150, is a dead-end road that starts at County Road 12. It takes you through the southwest part of the Apalachicola National Forest into the Johnson Juniper Swamp and gives you access to a few OHV trails and the Florida National Scen...
Learn more about Little Gully Creek - FS 150

Mercer West, also known as Apalachicola National Forest Road 105, connects Mercer Trail at the east end and County Road 12 at the west end. It takes you through the southwest part of the Apalachicola National Forest along Camel Pond and gives you access to Camel Pond Recreation Area with Restrooms, ...
Learn more about Mercer West - FS 105

Big Gulley - 121 is a narrow, one-lane sandy road that offers a laid-back drive through the forest--until you hit the single deep mud hole. This obstacle has a soft bottom and can become especially tricky after rain, requiring a careful approach and possibly 4WD. The rest of the trail is relatively ...
Learn more about Big Gulley - FS 121

Big Gully Creek South is a smooth, sandy, and fun winding trail that leads you through a scenic stretch of forest. It intersects at a large four-way junction, making it a key connector in the area and providing access to Camel Lake and Camel Lake Campground. The trail is well-maintained and easy to ...
Learn more about Big Gully Creek South - FS 131