Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Verona, Mississippi

This trail is not very technical. There are a few water crossings to play in, with one having a small waterfall. Other water crossings may appear further down the trail depending on rain. The trail is mainly gravel or dirt, with possible mud in some areas, depending on rain.
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This trail is an old gravel road. Nothing technical, but offers peaceful scenery. There isn't a lot of traffic, so you can take your time. This road runs through the Tombigbee National Forest.
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This trail is within a public mud park open only on specific weekends. Barnyard Mud Boggers or BMB offer more than 700 acres of land to ride. The Gutter trail isn't technical unless rain has made it slick. There are many other trails in this area.
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This is a great beginners' trail. It has just about all types of obstacles but they are perfect for first-time off-roaders or those just learning. It is stock friendly and has many beautiful areas along the trail to stop and see. Many places along this trail show newer off-roaders just how capable t...
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This trail is a very short connector between trails #92 and #91. This trail can be very muddy if it rains and has no major obstacles. Very rarely is there traffic on this trail, so it has become overgrown over time. The trail is also in a very flat part of the park.
Learn more about #59 Belt Line

This is a short connector between trails #92 and #91. Low traffic has led to overgrowth, making the trail narrow and enclosed. Dense trees on both sides prevent any passing. Despite the tight conditions, the trail is quick to finish and serves as a direct link between the two routes.
Learn more about #59 BeltLine

This short trail connects trails #92 and #91. It is lightly used, leading to overgrowth and limited visibility. The trees are tight on both sides, leaving no room for passing. Due to its brief length, it can be completed quickly, however, you will need careful navigation to not get scratches.
Learn more about #60 Opryland Mills

Bridge Street Is a short connector trail in between trails #91 and #92, it is mostly flat and wooded with dirt and pine straw covering the ground. This trail is infrequently used so it can sometimes be grown up and rutted out. The trail itself does not have any major obstacles on it.
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This trail is a connector trail in between trails #91 and #92. The entrance of this trail tends to be hard to find due to the entrance being overgrown. There is no room to pass on this trail. There are lots of low branches on this trail that could scratch your paint.
Learn more about #106 The Bush

Trail #46, Galleria, offers an accessible and enjoyable experience for all vehicles. Expect a generally smooth dirt surface interspersed with small, easily navigable rocks. A notable feature is a washout that parallels much of the trail, adding a touch of ruggedness. Be aware that conditions can bec...
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Trail #38, Brokefoot Viewing Trail, is a relatively easy rocky trail with a few washouts along the way. It splits off from #90 Abbie's Trail and then reconnects after about 400 yards. Its primary purpose is to allow viewing of all the various obstacles on #40 Brokefoot. It also allows for direct acc...
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This trail connects #90 to #94 It is a fairly easy trail with no major obstacles. There is a part that branches off and is not on the main trail of #93, which doesn't get much traffic and has become very rutted out and sketchy. It has a boulder around 3 feet and is on a very steep incline, almost be...
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Trail #32 Gobbler's Cutoff is a steep, winding shortcut that connects #90 Abbie's Trail to #89 Gobbler's Ridge. It is mostly a wooded dirt trail with plenty of room to get any-sized vehicle through. It can get slick when wet, so use caution during or after a rain.
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Trail #89, Gobbler's Ridge, offers a relatively smooth dirt surface, making it accessible to a wide range of vehicles. However, drivers should be aware of small ruts and some washout as they approach the intersection with trail #90. Could be muddy after a heavy rain. Entrances from #30 and #90.
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Trail #29, Buck Pass, is a steep but relatively easy trail in its current condition. It was previously much more difficult, featuring large rock obstacles, but recent maintenance appears to have smoothed the route with added dirt. However, it won’t take much rainfall for that dirt to erode, potentia...
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This trail is an easy trail on the south border of the park. This trail features one obstacle which is the "slick hill" which is just a steep part of the road that can get muddy and slick after rain. There are quite a few trails that branch off of this one so make sure to follow the signs. It is wid...
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Maynard's trail is one of the longest trails in the park. This trail does a loop and dumps you out where it starts. This trail is all heavily wooded until you reach the end of the trail and then there is a big clearing. There are no major obstacles on this trail.
Learn more about #21 Maynard's Trail

Trail #25 Wild Walena’s Way is a relatively mild trail that winds through the woods with gentle twists and turns and very few significant obstacles for most of its length. However, immediately after crossing Trail #23 (Lucky’s Trail), the difficulty increases dramatically with a steep, rocky climb t...
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Trail #78, Moonpie, offers a pleasant and straightforward off-road experience. This lightly rutted, easy dirt trail meanders through a tranquil wooded setting, providing a relaxed journey. As an offshoot or shortcut from a section of trail #96, Moonpie allows for a quicker passage or a slightly alte...
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Trail #18 – Gate Road primarily serves as a return route for Trail #20 (Sidewinder) and Trail #19 (Viper). It’s a smooth, wooded dirt road that provides an easy connection back to the main Trail #1. Although it includes a few mild grades, the surface is generally well-packed and should pose no issue...
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This trail is an old gravel road. Nothing technical, but offers peaceful scenery. There isn't a lot of traffic, so you can take your time. This road runs through the Tombigbee National Forest.
Learn more about Witch Dance Hill

This trail is within a public mud park open only on specific weekends. Barnyard Mud Boggers or BMB offer more than 700 acres of land to ride. The Gutter trail isn't technical unless rain has made it slick. There are many other trails in this area.
Learn more about The Gutter

This trail is a very short connector between trails #92 and #91. This trail can be very muddy if it rains and has no major obstacles. Very rarely is there traffic on this trail, so it has become overgrown over time. The trail is also in a very flat part of the park.
Learn more about #59 Belt Line

This is a short connector between trails #92 and #91. Low traffic has led to overgrowth, making the trail narrow and enclosed. Dense trees on both sides prevent any passing. Despite the tight conditions, the trail is quick to finish and serves as a direct link between the two routes.
Learn more about #59 BeltLine

This trail is a very short connector between trails #92 and #91. This trail can be very muddy if it rains and has no major obstacles. Very rarely is there traffic on this trail, so it has become overgrown over time. The trail is also in a very flat part of the park.
Learn more about #59 Belt Line

This is a short connector between trails #92 and #91. Low traffic has led to overgrowth, making the trail narrow and enclosed. Dense trees on both sides prevent any passing. Despite the tight conditions, the trail is quick to finish and serves as a direct link between the two routes.
Learn more about #59 BeltLine

This short trail connects trails #92 and #91. It is lightly used, leading to overgrowth and limited visibility. The trees are tight on both sides, leaving no room for passing. Due to its brief length, it can be completed quickly, however, you will need careful navigation to not get scratches.
Learn more about #60 Opryland Mills

Bridge Street Is a short connector trail in between trails #91 and #92, it is mostly flat and wooded with dirt and pine straw covering the ground. This trail is infrequently used so it can sometimes be grown up and rutted out. The trail itself does not have any major obstacles on it.
Learn more about #61 Bridge Street