Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Welaka, Florida

New River Road is an improved road of hard-packed gravel and sand. It gains access to Davenport Landing Campground and trailhead along the Ocklawaha River. It's a cool secluded campsite sheltered by a hammock in Ocala National Forest. It also connects to many forest roads with more technical terrain...
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The Neck Trail, also known as Ocala National Forest Road 41, connects North Cross at the north end and Fort Gates Ferry Road at the south end in the North Part of the ONF. The trail is a shortcut to avoid the narrow part of the North Cross trail. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loo...
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The Rommel Trail, also known as Ocala National Forest Road 62, connects Highway 19 at the west end and the Fort Gates Ferry Road at the east end in the north part of the Ocala National Forest. The trail gives you access to the Fort Gates Ferry Trail and other trails in the area. The road conditions ...
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West Cross Br Bay, also known as Ocala National Forest Road 21, connects North Cross at the south end and New River Road at the north end in the North Part of the ONF. It gives you access to Davenport Landing Campsite with access to the Ocklawaha River. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sa...
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Ocala National Forest Road 316-7.1 connects North Cross at the north end and CR 316 at the south end in the North Part of the ONF. The trail is a shortcut from CR 316 to the Lake Delancy Campgrounds and the North Cross trail. The Lake Delancy Campgrounds offer 30 primitive campsites for tents and sm...
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The North Tower Trail, also known as Ocala National Forest Road 70, connects Halfmoon North Trail at the east end and NE 160th Ave Rd at the west end in the North Part of the ONF. The trail crosses the Sandy Pipeline Run and Longleaf Trail (OHV). The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loo...
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Lake Kerr Key trail, also known as Ocala National Forest Road 316, takes you from County Road 316 down to Lake Kerr Key, a small village with a few homes and a public boat ramp to access Lake Kerr. The road is usually well maintained and easy to drive on, unless after heavy rain. The road is always ...
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The Kirkpatrick Dam Trail takes you to the Kirkpatrick Dam Boat Ramp and the Recreation Area with picnic tables, restrooms, and a fishing pier. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loose sand, and deep holes that can turn into 2 feet deep mud holes after rainy days. The road is always w...
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The Fort Gates Ferry Road, also known as Ocala National Forest Road 29, starts at Highway 19 at the west end and ends in Fort Gates at the St. Johns River in the north part of the Ocala National Forest. The trail gives you access to a boat ramp at the St. Johns River and used to be the take-off for ...
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Leve 2, also known as Ocala National Forest Road 11, is a shortcut between the west and east parts of the Longleaf Trail Loop. 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. The road is narrow and not alway...
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Ocala National Forest Motorcycle FS-221 trail is broken down into sections FS-221, FS-221 A, FS-221 B, FS-221 C, FS-221 D, FS-221 E, FS-221 F, and FS-221G. These bi-directional trails are flat, hard-packed, with plenty of loose sandy berms ridden under a canopy of trees. The 'Motorcycle FS-211 Loop'...
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Ocala National Forest Motorcycle FS-221 trail is broken down into sections FS-221, FS-221 A, FS-221 B, FS-221 C, FS-221 D, FS-221 E, FS-221 F, and FS-221G. These bi-directional trails are flat, hard-packed, with plenty of loose sandy berms ridden under a canopy of trees. The 'Motorcycle FS-211 Loop'...
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Sandy Pipeline Run is a scenic, 5.5-mile straightaway trail in the Ocala National Forest, perfect for four-wheel-drive vehicles, SxSs, and off-road motorcycles seeking a mix of rolling sand hills and open cruising. This corridor follows a utility pipeline corridor, offering a direct route that trans...
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The Halfmoon North Trail, also known as Ocala National Forest Road 11, connects CR 316 at the south end and Rodman Dam Rd at the north end in the North Part of the ONF. The trail takes you to the Rodman OHV Trailhead and the Rodman Recreation Area. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, l...
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Ocala National Forest Motorcycle FS-221 trail is broken down into sections FS-221, FS-221 A, FS-221 B, FS-221 C, FS-221 D, FS-221 E, FS-221 F, and FS-221G. These bi-directional trails are flat, hard-packed, with plenty of loose sandy berms ridden under a canopy of trees. The 'Motorcycle FS-211 Loop'...
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Ocala National Forest Motorcycle FS-221 trail is broken down into sections FS-221, FS-221 A, FS-221 B, FS-221 C, FS-221 D, FS-221 E, FS-221 F, and FS-221G. These bi-directional trails are flat, hard-packed, with plenty of loose sandy berms ridden under a canopy of trees. The 'Motorcycle FS-211 Loop'...
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Ocala National Forest Motorcycle FS-221 trail is broken down into sections FS-221, FS-221 A, FS-221 B, FS-221 C, FS-221 D, FS-221 E, FS-221 F, and FS-221G. These bi-directional trails are flat, hard-packed, with plenty of loose sandy berms ridden under a canopy of trees. The 'Motorcycle FS-211 Loop'...
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Ocala National Forest Motorcycle FS-221 trail is broken down into sections FS-221, FS-221 A, FS-221 B, FS-221 C, FS-221 D, FS-221 E, FS-221 F, and FS-221G. These bi-directional trails are flat, hard-packed, with plenty of loose sandy berms located under a canopy of trees. The 'Motorcycle FS-211 Loo...
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The Hog Valley Trail in the Ocala National Forest is a beautiful run through a dense forest landscape. The trail has several private and public trailheads, most notably accessible from the Rodman ATV trailhead that also serves the Longleaf Trail system. Access is also available from the Lake Oklawah...
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Ocala National Forest Motorcycle FS-221 trail is broken down into sections FS-221, FS-221 A, FS-221 B, FS-221 C, FS-221 D, FS-221 E, FS-221 F, and FS-221G. These bi-directional trails are flat, hard-packed, with plenty of loose sandy berms ridden under a canopy of trees. The 'Motorcycle FS-211 Loop'...
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The Neck Trail, also known as Ocala National Forest Road 41, connects North Cross at the north end and Fort Gates Ferry Road at the south end in the North Part of the ONF. The trail is a shortcut to avoid the narrow part of the North Cross trail. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loo...
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The Rommel Trail, also known as Ocala National Forest Road 62, connects Highway 19 at the west end and the Fort Gates Ferry Road at the east end in the north part of the Ocala National Forest. The trail gives you access to the Fort Gates Ferry Trail and other trails in the area. The road conditions ...
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West Cross Br Bay, also known as Ocala National Forest Road 21, connects North Cross at the south end and New River Road at the north end in the North Part of the ONF. It gives you access to Davenport Landing Campsite with access to the Ocklawaha River. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sa...
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Ocala National Forest Road 316-7.1 connects North Cross at the north end and CR 316 at the south end in the North Part of the ONF. The trail is a shortcut from CR 316 to the Lake Delancy Campgrounds and the North Cross trail. The Lake Delancy Campgrounds offer 30 primitive campsites for tents and sm...
Learn more about Ocala National Forest 316-7.1

The Neck Trail, also known as Ocala National Forest Road 41, connects North Cross at the north end and Fort Gates Ferry Road at the south end in the North Part of the ONF. The trail is a shortcut to avoid the narrow part of the North Cross trail. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loo...
Learn more about Neck - ONF 41

The Rommel Trail, also known as Ocala National Forest Road 62, connects Highway 19 at the west end and the Fort Gates Ferry Road at the east end in the north part of the Ocala National Forest. The trail gives you access to the Fort Gates Ferry Trail and other trails in the area. The road conditions ...
Learn more about Rommel Trail - ONF 62

West Cross Br Bay, also known as Ocala National Forest Road 21, connects North Cross at the south end and New River Road at the north end in the North Part of the ONF. It gives you access to Davenport Landing Campsite with access to the Ocklawaha River. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sa...
Learn more about West Cross Br Bay - ONF 21

Ocala National Forest Road 316-7.1 connects North Cross at the north end and CR 316 at the south end in the North Part of the ONF. The trail is a shortcut from CR 316 to the Lake Delancy Campgrounds and the North Cross trail. The Lake Delancy Campgrounds offer 30 primitive campsites for tents and sm...
Learn more about Ocala National Forest 316-7.1