Dirt Bike Trails Near Greenwood, South Carolina

Provides access to Campsites 2 through 6. This area is riddled with short twisties that can get you turned around easily. Keep track of the map so you don't get lost getting back to camp.…
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Nice drive through the woods with just enough tight spots and puddles to keep it interesting. This trail is one of the newer trails in the park. It is also one of the trails that…
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One-way trail, great for beginners, but can be difficult when wet. Primarily downhill with a switchback at the end, going back uphill. Exits onto Trail 1. Winds through the thick wooded area of the park…
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Up or down, it's a fun hill for everyone. Provides an easy way up or down to watch the wall-climbing action. Hill 3 connects The Barnyard at the bottom to Skip's Lookout at the top.…
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Rocky and uneven wall climb between Trail 3 and 3D. Get it? This is number one of seven wall climb trails that Gulches ORV Park is known for. Rollovers, both sideways and end-over-end, and significant…
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Wall climb trail. You won't need 3D glasses while you roll down this one. Just as steep as its neighbors, but with multiple massive rock outcrops. This is number two of seven wall climb trails…
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If you are having trouble getting up Apple Pie, this will give you an optional route up. Not any easier, but you'll have a choice. This is number six of seven wall climb trails that…
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Rugged wall climb for buggies only. Yes, it's doable, but not for novices. This is number seven of seven wall climb trails that Gulches ORV Park is known for. Rollovers, both sideways and end-over-end, and…
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Up or down, some rough terrain. Wet weather makes all the difference as the surface can get very slick. Hill 5 is a straightforward moderate hill climb with a mix of rocks, dirt, and organic…
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Up hill or down, discovered by the Brian and Brian Expedition. Wet weather can make for an interesting toboggan ride downhill. At the top, there is a small tree surrounded by trailheads, including B&B Hill,…
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Tricky little trail that takes some talent, watch that passenger side wall on your way up! It's easy to miss this trail completely since it hides along the sidewall of TNT with several large boulders…
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Lower part of Heartbreaker with a bailout onto Trail 1. Starts off easy, but gradually the walls close in on you. Don't worry, there's a bailout to the right onto Trail 1. Most of the…
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You choose which side to go up, but go UP, named after Hunter when he came down. Twin offset rock ledges give this short trail its 10 rating. Choose the wrong line and suffer the…
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Some say it's the easier side, but others disagree. Regardless of which Uh-Oh you choose, the same advice applies...go UP. There is only one massive ledge to deal with, but it is massive. Depending on…
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This is a very difficult downhill trail! Do it wrong and you'll have the devil to pay. Li'l Devil is one of the few downhill trails in the Gulches ORV park. Typically, uphill climbs are…
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Enter from Twisted Intentions, off camber at the bottom turns into an uphill climb. This trail is currently closed to travel due to continued off-trail travel. No date has been provided for when the trail…
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If you just can't wait to get muddy, this short down and back up trail will give you some action while waiting for the rest of your crew to get to the Park. There are…
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2-way trail where uphill traffic gets the right of way, all day. The surface is dusty when dry and extremely slippery when wet. Near the top of Arrowhead, there is access to the Bowl area…
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Very steep downhill to Shipwreck, Radical Ravine & Eagle Rock complex. Be prepared, as there's no easy way out, and you can't come back up the way you came in. There is a good view…
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One of the three trails out of the complex. Don't let the exit at the top fool you; it's very rough at the bottom. Part of the way up, look for the boat wreck on…
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Once a bypass for Shipwreck, now the 'easy' exit. Mutiny Ridge provides an easier exit for the upper section of Shipwreck. It bears off to the right and traverses over to the upper section of…
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Take Oak's Detour to find Baby Gulch at the end; it's a tough, small gulch. Like its namesake, Papa Gulch, this trail is deep and narrow with off-camber ruts that could have you dragging the…
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Lone Rock is a loop trail that branches off of the upper part of Trail 14 near Shipwreck. The trail heads downhill, makes a switchback, and heads back to Trail 14. Narrow off camber with…
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The Clemson 4x4 Club cut this one; good off-camber trail with a switchback, but try to bypass the mud on the Detour. There is a tight turn to squeeze between a tree and the drop…
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Off-camber perimeter trail with some advanced or intermediate bypass options. It is the primary access route across the north end of the park and around the far northeast corner. It provides access to many of…
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If you just can't make up your mind which trail to take, this will give you a chance to change it, or not. Sometimes, Clemson develops a rut at the intersection, so this provides a…
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Easier way to get from Tornado Alley to Clemson Trail if you so choose. The trail also passes Clemson Detour if you just have a need to get muddy. Note the One Way sign to…
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Seven Slat 4x4 guys named this one. has some black bypasses that appear to be the main part of the trail, but that would require a difficulty rating change. Good choices at each bypass will…
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This is an easier way to get up the hill. Interesting and scenic twisty trail lined with bamboo at the bottom that makes you feel like you're in a foreign country. Bamboozled is a much…
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If you feel the need to test your sway bar disconnect, this is the place to do it. Alternating ruts near the top end will give your rig a "Flexy" workout. Typically well drained and…
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