Dirt Bike Trails
Near Chadbourn, North Carolina

Briar Patch Road joins Goose Pond Road and gives users the opportunity to connect or loop together several of the area’s enjoyable coastal trails. The route travels through a mixture of coastal terrain and recently logged property, providing open views while remaining relatively close to the North C...
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Timber Road is another enjoyable route through the surrounding state game lands and shares many of the same characteristics as other nearby trails in the network. The trail is generally well maintained and provides users with a straightforward drive through the surrounding forest. Under normal condi...
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Low Water Bridge is another enjoyable route through the surrounding trail network and shares many of the same characteristics as the nearby maintained roads. The trail is generally easy to navigate and free from major obstacles under normal conditions, making it a straightforward addition to a longe...
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Evergreen is another well-maintained route through the surrounding state game lands and provides users with an easy and relaxing way to continue exploring the larger trail network. The trail remains approximately two lanes wide, providing plenty of room for vehicles to comfortably travel the route a...
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Bee Tree Farm is a well-maintained gravel and dirt road that takes users through a scenic coastal farming area. The trail consists primarily of hard-packed gravel and dirt and is free of major obstacles, making it an easy and relaxing route to explore under normal conditions. As users travel through...
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The Pines is a sandy two-track trail located within the coastal North Carolina trail network near Boiling Spring Lakes Preserve. This trail branches off Goose Pond Road and provides users with a shorter, more direct access route to Baxter Line Road, making it a convenient connector for those explori...
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Baxter Line is another enjoyable route through the surrounding state game lands and is similar in character to many of the other trails found throughout the area. The trail is generally well maintained and provides users with a straightforward drive while continuing to explore the larger trail netwo...
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Patrick Road is similar in character to many of the other routes found throughout the surrounding area and is generally a straightforward trail under normal conditions. Users should be aware, however, that a closed gate is present near the entrance to the neighborhood. At the time of this trail revi...
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Lewis Swamp Road is a wide, smooth coastal trail that provides an easy and enjoyable drive with very few challenges. The trail surface is exceptionally well maintained and free from major obstacles, washboards, or dried mud holes, allowing for a noticeably smoother ride than many of the surrounding ...
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Turkey Branch is another enjoyable route through the surrounding state game lands and shares many of the same characteristics as the nearby trails within the network. The trail is generally well maintained and provides users with a straightforward drive through the surrounding forest. Under normal c...
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Mingo Road provides users with another enjoyable coastal route featuring a mixture of loose sand and harder-packed sandy terrain. Under normal dry conditions, the trail is relatively straightforward and should be manageable for most capable vehicles. Users should use considerably more caution follow...
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Royal Oak is a wonderful hard-packed sand and dirt trail that gives users the opportunity to explore the sandy terrain characteristic of coastal North Carolina. The trail is free of major obstacles and should be suitable for most vehicles under normal conditions. Its combination of hard-packed dirt ...
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Goose Pond Road is a fun coastal trail that branches off Royal Oak near the local gun club. The trail surface consists of a mixture of loose sand and hard-packed sand, providing users with a more traditional coastal North Carolina off-road experience. During periods of dry weather, the trail is rela...
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This trail is a ride around the pasture with no challenge in between. The trail is mostly used as an access to other trails in the system, so some sections have well-worn tire tracks, and other areas are just grass. Do watch for traffic as you approach the highly-used Restoration Trail.
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Beginning near the campground, this trail serves as a main route into the southern section. Initially, the trail is easy and consists of mostly compact sand. Once past the intersection with Mercy Lane, mud pits begin forming, with varying degrees of difficulty depending on recent weather conditions....
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If you enjoy high berm turns and a little challenge, then you'll love this trail that is surprisingly whoopty-free. Betty's Whoopties is a one-way, single-lane trail that leaves from Fox Hollow. At the bottom of the hill, Fox Hollow makes a hard left turn, and this trail is immediately to your right...
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This single-lane path is comprised of compacted sand; however, it is a little grown in, so expect some roof knocking on taller vehicles. The trail takes a sharp left and widens out at the intersection with Betty's Whoopties. There are a couple of small mud holes that have a narrow bypass around them...
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Outlaw's Pass begins at Graham's Circle and ends at Barnhill Road. This is a single-lane, one-way, trail comprised of soft sand with sections of compact sand. This is a fun technical trail that is well-suited for smaller vehicles. The trail begins deceivingly wide with high bank turns and fun switch...
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This is an easy trail that's comprised of compact sand with some loose sections, primarily passing the intersection with Jamey's Swamp Road. As the trail approaches its end near the gas line, the mud holes and difficulty increase. There are bypasses around most, but they also tend to hold water as w...
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The signage for this trail is a bit confusing at first glance. The sign for the trail, and the one-way sign, are posted on a tree at the exit from Betty's Whoopties. However, the actual entrance is to the far right, through a gap and down into the trail. This is a one-way trail of mixed compact and ...
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This trail is a ride around the pasture with no challenge in between. The trail is mostly used as an access to other trails in the system, so some sections have well-worn tire tracks, and other areas are just grass. Do watch for traffic as you approach the highly-used Restoration Trail.
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Beginning near the campground, this trail serves as a main route into the southern section. Initially, the trail is easy and consists of mostly compact sand. Once past the intersection with Mercy Lane, mud pits begin forming, with varying degrees of difficulty depending on recent weather conditions....
Learn more about Restoration Trail

If you enjoy high berm turns and a little challenge, then you'll love this trail that is surprisingly whoopty-free. Betty's Whoopties is a one-way, single-lane trail that leaves from Fox Hollow. At the bottom of the hill, Fox Hollow makes a hard left turn, and this trail is immediately to your right...
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This single-lane path is comprised of compacted sand; however, it is a little grown in, so expect some roof knocking on taller vehicles. The trail takes a sharp left and widens out at the intersection with Betty's Whoopties. There are a couple of small mud holes that have a narrow bypass around them...
Learn more about Fox Hollow

This trail is a ride around the pasture with no challenge in between. The trail is mostly used as an access to other trails in the system, so some sections have well-worn tire tracks, and other areas are just grass. Do watch for traffic as you approach the highly-used Restoration Trail.
Learn more about Graham's Circle

Beginning near the campground, this trail serves as a main route into the southern section. Initially, the trail is easy and consists of mostly compact sand. Once past the intersection with Mercy Lane, mud pits begin forming, with varying degrees of difficulty depending on recent weather conditions....
Learn more about Restoration Trail

If you enjoy high berm turns and a little challenge, then you'll love this trail that is surprisingly whoopty-free. Betty's Whoopties is a one-way, single-lane trail that leaves from Fox Hollow. At the bottom of the hill, Fox Hollow makes a hard left turn, and this trail is immediately to your right...
Learn more about Betty's Whoopties

This single-lane path is comprised of compacted sand; however, it is a little grown in, so expect some roof knocking on taller vehicles. The trail takes a sharp left and widens out at the intersection with Betty's Whoopties. There are a couple of small mud holes that have a narrow bypass around them...
Learn more about Fox Hollow