Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Lamont, Florida

Black Top, also known as Apalachicola National Forest Road 379, connects US 319 at the west end and CR 363 at the east end. It takes you through the north-east part of the Apalachicola National Forest and gives you access to several trails in the area. The road conditions are a mixture of packed san...
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The Wakulla Beach Road takes you through the western part of the St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge and gives you access to the Wakulla Beach, part of the Goose Creek Bay. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loose sand, some deep holes, and ditches that can turn into 2-foot deep mud ho...
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FS 14 is located within the Apalachicola National Forest. This bi-directional trail delivers maximum fun no matter which direction you ride, taking you deep into dense woods featuring small, rolling hills and incredibly sharp turns. Riders need to watch their speed closely, as the trail dips very qu...
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FS 14 consists of USFS 14a,14b 14r, and is located on the Apalachicola National Forest. This bi-directional single trail has many sharp turns, sandy berms, ups and downs, and plenty of whoops. From the parking lot, stay right as you enter the 50-inch trail. About a quarter of a mile on the left (no...
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FS 13R is located in the scenic Apalachicola National Forest. This bi-directional trail features terrain changing from hard-pack sand to a softer, leafy woods dirt, with a canopy of tall trees lining either side of the path. It is a smooth, straightforward ride with no whoops and no berms to worry a...
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FS 12 is located within the Apalachicola National Forest. While officially marked as a single-track trail, portions are wider. As you ride, the trail intersects with a powerline access road —keep a sharp lookout for ground posts in this area, and there are also no stop signs. The route also passes b...
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FS 13 Cross Over Trail is located in the Apalachicola National Forest and connects many of the single-track trails. This bi-directional, hard-packed, sandy road tends to invite higher speeds from riders. Because there are numerous intersections without stop signs, please exercise caution and watch ...
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The LL Wallace Road, also known as Apalachicola National Forest Road 620, connects County Road 2203 at the west end and US Route 319 at the east end. It takes you through the north-east part of the Apalachicola National Forest and gives you access to several OHV trails. The road conditions are a mix...
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FS 14 is located in the Apalachicola National Forest. This trail is not clearly marked. The terrain features a solid base of sand and hard-packed dirt. Riders should stay sharp—the trail is heavily peppered with lots of whoops, loose sand berms, low-hanging vines, and occasional fallen trees, which ...
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FS 13 is located within the Apalachicola National Forest. This bi-directional, 50-inch trail primarily features white, hard-packed sand, though riders will encounter occasional sections of deeper, loose sand and prominent sandy berms. Because the trail lacks heavy tree coverage, the sandy terrain st...
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FS 11B is located within the Apalachicola National Forest. This bi-directional, 50-inch wide trail features a primarily flat terrain composed of smooth, hard-packed sand that makes for a fast and stable ride. While the route was originally designated for two-wheel dirt bikes only, it has since evol...
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The Leslie Trail, also known as Apalachicola National Forest Road 362, connects CR2203 at the west end and the Springhill Cut Off at the east end. It takes you through the north-east part of the Apalachicola National Forest and gives you access to several OHV trails. The road conditions are a mixtur...
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FS 11 is located within the Apalachicola National Forest. This bi-directional trail delivers a tight, but not challenging, single-track experience packed with endless whoops and plenty of wide, sweeping turns with lots of forgiveness if you miss a turn. The terrain shifts continuously, transitioning...
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This trail is mostly smooth and sandy, making for a leisurely ride under dry conditions. However, after heavy rains, expect some deep water crossings that can become quite challenging. A few muddy sections add to the adventure, but most of the route remains firm and manageable. The soft sand gives o...
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This trail travels through Apalachicola National Forest. It gets a little technical as it gains elevation but there are adequate go-arounds for 2WD vehicles. After a brief crawl, the trail parallels some powerlines with a helping of sugar sand and then into some red clay roads that get quite soft af...
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This freshly graded trail offers a smooth and easy ride, leading to a super cool 1800s-era cemetery on Florida State Forest land. Located within the Highway 20 Tract of the Lake Talquin State Forest, this area is rich in history and natural beauty. The surrounding forest provides a peaceful setting ...
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Cow House Bay is a long, sandy trail that offers a classic Florida forest experience with a mix of bumpy terrain and smooth cruising. The route features several side trails branching off, making it ideal for extended exploration. A few small bridges add variety along the way, and the trail passes th...
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FS 10 is located within the Apalachicola National Forest. Finding the trail can also be a bit tricky, as heavy vegetation and overgrowth often obscure the trail signage. While it is primarily a single-track trail, certain sections widen out significantly due to vandalism. Riders should also expect ...
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Trail Southeast - FS 15 is located in the Apalachicola National Forest. This bi-directional trail features a soft, sandy single-track path that runs beneath a canopy of trees. The southern part of the trail has tighter turns and more overgrowth, including plenty of saw palmetto. Although it runs cl...
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Powerline Trail offers a unique route through the forest, following utility corridors with open views and wide sandy stretches. During the time of mapping, there was ongoing construction on the latter half of the trail due to severe weather impacts and a road blowout, which may affect accessibility....
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Black Top, also known as Apalachicola National Forest Road 379, connects US 319 at the west end and CR 363 at the east end. It takes you through the north-east part of the Apalachicola National Forest and gives you access to several trails in the area. The road conditions are a mixture of packed san...
Learn more about Black Top - FS 379

The Wakulla Beach Road takes you through the western part of the St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge and gives you access to the Wakulla Beach, part of the Goose Creek Bay. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loose sand, some deep holes, and ditches that can turn into 2-foot deep mud ho...
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FS 13 Cross Over Trail is located in the Apalachicola National Forest and connects many of the single-track trails. This bi-directional, hard-packed, sandy road tends to invite higher speeds from riders. Because there are numerous intersections without stop signs, please exercise caution and watch ...
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The LL Wallace Road, also known as Apalachicola National Forest Road 620, connects County Road 2203 at the west end and US Route 319 at the east end. It takes you through the north-east part of the Apalachicola National Forest and gives you access to several OHV trails. The road conditions are a mix...
Learn more about LL Wallace Road - FS 620

Black Top, also known as Apalachicola National Forest Road 379, connects US 319 at the west end and CR 363 at the east end. It takes you through the north-east part of the Apalachicola National Forest and gives you access to several trails in the area. The road conditions are a mixture of packed san...
Learn more about Black Top - FS 379

The Wakulla Beach Road takes you through the western part of the St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge and gives you access to the Wakulla Beach, part of the Goose Creek Bay. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loose sand, some deep holes, and ditches that can turn into 2-foot deep mud ho...
Learn more about Wakulla Beach

FS 13 Cross Over Trail is located in the Apalachicola National Forest and connects many of the single-track trails. This bi-directional, hard-packed, sandy road tends to invite higher speeds from riders. Because there are numerous intersections without stop signs, please exercise caution and watch ...
Learn more about Cross Over Trail - FS 13

The LL Wallace Road, also known as Apalachicola National Forest Road 620, connects County Road 2203 at the west end and US Route 319 at the east end. It takes you through the north-east part of the Apalachicola National Forest and gives you access to several OHV trails. The road conditions are a mix...
Learn more about LL Wallace Road - FS 620