Dirt Bike Trails
Near Brushy Creek, Texas

Say A Prayer is a horseshoe-shaped trail that offers very different terrain depending on the line you choose and should not be taken lightly. The trail features a steep elevation gain, multiple stair-stepped ledges, deep ruts, and off-camber washouts. Most of the stair steps are not off camber, but ...
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Slither is a Y-shaped trail that connects Turkey Creek to Park Road 2. Drivers should expect tight, technical turns through dense trees, multiple rock ledge obstacles, and one significant washout along the route. Rock ledges throughout the trail typically range from two to three feet tall and may in...
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Slither Spur is the second half of the Y-shaped Slither trail, connecting Turkey Creek to Park Road 2. This section is the more challenging half, featuring multiple 3 to 4-foot-tall rock ledges and turns around trees that often require hitting ledges at odd angles. While the trail is fairly wide, ob...
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Turkey Creek is a scenic loop trail extending from the “Baby Back” trail. The first half climbs a moderate hill to an overlook on the park’s eastern side, while the second half challenges riders with stair-step rock ledges, water runoff ruts, and loose rock. The trail winds through dense trees on bo...
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"The Falls" is a short trail that branches off Park Road 2. It is a non-technical trail that leads to the top of the rock formation known as “The Falls,” which is what Hidden Falls Adventure Park is named after. The trail is mostly a dirt road with a small amount of exposed rock and one washout loca...
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Royal Gorge is a one-way trail that features a diverse mix of terrain and obstacles. The trail begins with a wide entry point that gradually narrows as you progress. Along the route, drivers will encounter small rock gardens, areas of standing water, off-camber washouts, short hill climbs, and multi...
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Carnage Canyon is a bidirectional trail, and the overall experience varies significantly depending on the direction of travel. The route features steep elevation changes, with either sharp climbs or descents, along with loose boulders and frequent stair-stepped ledges throughout. Scattered washouts ...
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Carnage Canyon 2 is a trail marked by repeated elevation changes, with rock ledges and graded rock faces appearing throughout. Between obstacles, the trail opens into stretches of gravel road, giving brief chances to reset before the next challenge. Lines and obstacle difficulty can vary depending o...
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North Spur is a connecting trail that links Park Road 2 to the trail known as North Pole. It is primarily used to bypass some of the more difficult sections of North Pole and Say A Prayer, or to provide quicker access to those challenging obstacles directly from Park Road 2. The trail is mostly a fl...
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This trail is an easy crossover between one of the main park roads and other, more challenging trails. It ends at International Highway, which has a rating of 5 due to the drop-in, but has a bypass. After rains, several large mud holes fill with water but have bypasses (except for one), so be prepar...
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Boss Hog is a connecting trail that runs behind some of the park’s more challenging routes, such as Test Tube and U Joint Buster. It is a two-way trail, and your experience will vary depending on where you start. Beginning at the Test Tube or U Joint Buster end, the trail starts relatively easy and ...
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International Highway 2 begins as a winding section through a wooded area, primarily consisting of dirt and gravel. Along the trail, riders will occasionally encounter small washouts and minor rock shelves that add light technical elements. At the intersection with International Highway 1, the trail...
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Green Horn is a one-way trail winding its way through a scenic creek bed. After a good rain, the character of the trail changes, with slick rocks adding an extra layer of challenge. Along the route, you’ll encounter stretches of boulder-filled rock gardens and a handful of ledges to climb. Roughly a...
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U-Joint Buster is the third and final rock obstacle trail in the series that includes Bull Run and Test Tube, all of which connect to Park Road 2. U-Joint Buster is the most difficult of the three and presents a significant challenge. The trail features a notable elevation gain, boulders that may sh...
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Test Tube is the second of three back-to-back trails that primarily consist of tall rock ledge obstacles. This trail branches off of Park Road 2 and has a decent staging area at the base of the trail, as well as a staging area on top of the rock obstacles. The primary rock obstacle is shortest on t...
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Bull Run is the first trail in a series of three trails located back-to-back that consist entirely of rock ledge obstacles. The trail is fairly wide, offering four or more lines to choose from and ample space to stage multiple vehicles at the base of the trailhead. Line selection is largely dependen...
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International Highway is a short, technical trail that winds through dense trees, often requiring multi-point turns and precise maneuvering. The trail features slight elevation gain, multiple ledges with stacked rocks, and small hill climbs, offering a variety of obstacles in a compact section. Its ...
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Feeder Creek is a connecting trail that runs between Rocky and North Pole, offering an excellent alternative for those who want to bypass Green Horn 2 or watch more capable rigs tackle it, as the two trails run parallel. Feeder Creek is primarily composed of hard-packed dirt and features very few ob...
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Wildcat Stairway is one of the more difficult trails in the park and is designated for one-way, daytime use only. The trail begins as a relatively mild dirt road but steadily becomes more technical as it progresses. Riders will encounter increasing obstacles, including softball-sized boulders, tall ...
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Twisted Rattler is a trail that runs parallel to Green Horn 2 and is currently the newest trail in the park. It is also primarily used as a bypass or bailout around the approximate halfway point of the Green Horn trail when conditions become overly rocky or challenging. The trail also serves as a co...
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Say A Prayer is a horseshoe-shaped trail that offers very different terrain depending on the line you choose and should not be taken lightly. The trail features a steep elevation gain, multiple stair-stepped ledges, deep ruts, and off-camber washouts. Most of the stair steps are not off camber, but ...
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Slither is a Y-shaped trail that connects Turkey Creek to Park Road 2. Drivers should expect tight, technical turns through dense trees, multiple rock ledge obstacles, and one significant washout along the route. Rock ledges throughout the trail typically range from two to three feet tall and may in...
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Slither Spur is the second half of the Y-shaped Slither trail, connecting Turkey Creek to Park Road 2. This section is the more challenging half, featuring multiple 3 to 4-foot-tall rock ledges and turns around trees that often require hitting ledges at odd angles. While the trail is fairly wide, ob...
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Turkey Creek is a scenic loop trail extending from the “Baby Back” trail. The first half climbs a moderate hill to an overlook on the park’s eastern side, while the second half challenges riders with stair-step rock ledges, water runoff ruts, and loose rock. The trail winds through dense trees on bo...
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Say A Prayer is a horseshoe-shaped trail that offers very different terrain depending on the line you choose and should not be taken lightly. The trail features a steep elevation gain, multiple stair-stepped ledges, deep ruts, and off-camber washouts. Most of the stair steps are not off camber, but ...
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Slither is a Y-shaped trail that connects Turkey Creek to Park Road 2. Drivers should expect tight, technical turns through dense trees, multiple rock ledge obstacles, and one significant washout along the route. Rock ledges throughout the trail typically range from two to three feet tall and may in...
Learn more about Slither

Slither Spur is the second half of the Y-shaped Slither trail, connecting Turkey Creek to Park Road 2. This section is the more challenging half, featuring multiple 3 to 4-foot-tall rock ledges and turns around trees that often require hitting ledges at odd angles. While the trail is fairly wide, ob...
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Turkey Creek is a scenic loop trail extending from the “Baby Back” trail. The first half climbs a moderate hill to an overlook on the park’s eastern side, while the second half challenges riders with stair-step rock ledges, water runoff ruts, and loose rock. The trail winds through dense trees on bo...
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