Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Todd Mission, Texas

Midyett Road is a short, lightly traveled forest road that runs through a wooded section of Sam Houston National Forest and terminates at a private property boundary. The road surface is primarily dirt with minor surface irregularities typical of limited-use access roads. A few minimal clearings are...
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Pipe Specs (FS 219B) branches off Magnolia (FS 219) and follows a short Forest Service spur into a quieter interior section of Sam Houston National Forest. The road surface is primarily dirt with minor ruts and surface irregularities typical of limited-use spurs. A few existing clearings are located...
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Perry Williams (FS 219A) branches off Magnolia (FS 219) and follows a short Forest Service spur into a quieter wooded area of Sam Houston National Forest. The road surface is primarily dirt with occasional surface irregularities typical of lightly maintained forest spurs. This route provides limited...
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Bethel Spur (FS 211A) branches into a quiet wooded section of Sam Houston National Forest and functions as a short access spur rather than a through-route. The road surface is primarily dirt with minor ruts and surface irregularities typical of lightly maintained forest roads. Several existing clear...
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Sinclair Spur (FS 203A) branches directly off Sinclair (FS 203) and follows a short, lightly traveled path into a quiet wooded section of Sam Houston National Forest. This small forest service spur is primarily dirt with minor surface irregularities typical of limited-use roads. A few existing clear...
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FS 239 is a Forest Service road that travels through an actively managed section of Sam Houston National Forest. The surface is primarily dirt with intermittent gravel and uneven sections influenced by regular use and weather. One small clearing is located along the route, offering a limited option ...
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Magnolia (FS 219) begins near Lone Star Hiking Trailhead #1 parking access and travels through a mixed wooded section of Sam Houston National Forest. At the start of the route, the road runs alongside private property boundaries, requiring drivers and campers to be mindful of posted signs and proper...
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Sinclair (FS 203) is a Forest Service road that travels through a mixed pine and hardwood section of Sam Houston National Forest. The surface is primarily dirt with intermittent gravel and uneven sections shaped by seasonal use and weather. This route intersects both the Little Lake Creek Loop Trail...
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This is a dirt road that is only open to motor vehicle traffic from the 16th of March to the 14th of September. This trail offers access to some of the only remote backcountry campsites on the shores of Lake Conroe, about 5 or 6 spots. This trail offers some of the best views of the lake and some ni...
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Located in the Sam Houston National Forest, this loop is a 19-mile, 50-inch and under, multi-use trail for ATV, dirt bike, horses, and hikers. A Texas OHV permit sticker is required and can be ordered from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department website, or you can find a list of businesses that sel...
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FS 204A is a short Forest Service road that cuts through a quiet interior section of Sam Houston National Forest. The surface is primarily dirt with intermittent gravel and uneven sections shaped by routine forest use. Several existing clearings along the route are suitable for primitive dispersed c...
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Kelly’s Pond Road (FS 271) travels through a low-lying, wooded section of Sam Houston National Forest and serves as a primary access route to nearby forest land and water features. The road is mostly dirt with scattered gravel and may remain uneven or damp in places depending on recent weather. Nume...
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This is an easy trail that consists of maintained dirt and gravel Forest Service roads. It starts off crossing Caney Creek and ends at the shores of Lake Conroe. This trail offers access to every activity the Sam Houston National Forest has to offer: equestrian trails, OHV trails (50-inch class) fis...
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FS 208 is a Forest Service access road that runs through a quiet interior section of Sam Houston National Forest and primarily serves recreational access rather than through travel. The surface is a mix of dirt and gravel with minor surface irregularities that reflect seasonal use and weather. Sever...
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This trail swings through the Sam Houston National Forest just east of Lake Conroe. The trail is maintained dirt/gravel Forest Service roads and can be traveled in either direction in any stock truck or SUV in 2WD. While traveling this route, you can access multi-use trails for equestrian/OHV (50-in...
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FS 208A begins at an intersection with the 820 multi-use trail and quickly narrows as it continues into a dense section of Sam Houston National Forest. This forest service track is primarily dirt and is characterized by tight corridors, frequent ruts, and uneven surfaces, making it more suited for l...
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Lynch (FS 209A) is a Forest Service route that runs through a mixed wooded section of Sam Houston National Forest before continuing out of the national forest boundary. The road surface is primarily dirt with intermittent gravel and uneven sections shaped by regular use and weather. Several clearing...
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FS 208H is a short Forest Service spur that branches off into a quieter section of Sam Houston National Forest and serves primarily as access to surrounding recreation areas. The surface is mostly dirt with minor ruts and uneven sections typical of lightly maintained forest roads. This route provide...
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Hasan (FS 209B) is a lightly traveled Forest Service spur that runs through a shaded section of Sam Houston National Forest and functions primarily as a recreational access route. The surface is mostly dirt with scattered gravel and minor surface irregularities typical of low-maintenance forest road...
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Brown Branch, Forest Service Road 233C, travels through a secluded, wooded section of Sam Houston National Forest and provides access into the surrounding trail network. The surface is a mix of dirt and gravel with uneven sections, ruts, and occasional standing water depending on weather conditions....
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Located in the Sam Houston National Forest, this loop is a 19-mile, 50-inch and under, multi-use trail for ATV, dirt bike, horses, and hikers. A Texas OHV permit sticker is required and can be ordered from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department website, or you can find a list of businesses that sel...
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The South Fence Trail is part of the park’s outer perimeter loop, running along the southern property line. This road offers a mix of open stretches and tree-lined curves, making it a popular route for both casual riders and those exploring deeper into the park. In wet weather, the trail develops m...
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This is a primary access route that connects Campground 5 to the South Fence. The trail is maintained year-round and designed for quick travel across the park, making it a reliable route for riders heading toward the southern boundary. Expect a generally smooth path, though sections can become mudd...
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North-west Fence is a key perimeter road that connects the main entrance of General Sam’s Offroad Park to some of the park’s most popular attractions, including the bounty holes, swimming pond, and the West Fence trail. In dry weather, it’s accessible to all vehicles, making it one of the most direc...
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The South Fence Trail is part of the park’s outer perimeter loop, running along the southern property line. This road offers a mix of open stretches and tree-lined curves, making it a popular route for both casual riders and those exploring deeper into the park. In wet weather, the trail develops m...
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This is a primary access route that connects Campground 5 to the South Fence. The trail is maintained year-round and designed for quick travel across the park, making it a reliable route for riders heading toward the southern boundary. Expect a generally smooth path, though sections can become mudd...
Learn more about Main - CG 5 to South Fence

North-west Fence is a key perimeter road that connects the main entrance of General Sam’s Offroad Park to some of the park’s most popular attractions, including the bounty holes, swimming pond, and the West Fence trail. In dry weather, it’s accessible to all vehicles, making it one of the most direc...
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General's Way is the primary access route into the heart of General Sam's Offroad Park, guiding guests from the front entrance directly to Campground 5 at the center of the 750-acre park. This wide, easy-to-follow road is ideal for both campers hauling in and riders unloading up front who want a str...
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