Dirt Bike Trails
Near Henrietta, Texas

This is a short scenic drive on gravel that takes you through the Lyndon B. Johnson National Grassland. There are some ponds in the area that can be accessed by using some offshoots. The trail can be accessed by 1655 County Road and Gossett-Foster Road. This is an easy road that can be completed wit...
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E-101 Minos Loop is a moderately difficult trail that is challenging without being overly technical. It’s a great option for drivers who are ready to start tackling harder obstacles while keeping the risk of vehicle damage relatively low. The trail is primarily made up of boulders and rock ledges, ...
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Lake Bryson Road is a public road giving access to Lake Bryson. The dirt starts as soon as you turn off the pavement in the town of Bryson. Lake Bryson Road is hardly maintained. You will experience small rocks sticking up through the caliche road base. You will quickly run into the gatekeeper obsta...
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Hopewell Road is an easy, scenic 1.6-mile gravel route through the Lyndon B. Johnson (LBJ) National Grasslands, making it an ideal destination for beginners, campers, and those looking for a relaxed outdoor getaway. Starting at an elevation of around 1,001 feet and gently descending to 882 feet at C...
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The Twins is a Level 5 rock crawling trail located in Northwest OHV Park. This trail starts as a small to medium loose boulder field, and as you begin the climb, the boulders become larger, with multiple large ledges of over 3 feet, loose dirt, slick rocks, and large holes, making this climb very ch...
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B-45 is a short intermediate trail that branches off of B-26D Spider Web Loop. This trail has a small, rocky, and narrow feature at the entry, which is the most difficult part of the trail. It then leads to a winding, off-camber climb that reconnects to Spider Web Loop Trail B-26E.
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B-43 starts as an easy trail through the trees and leads down to a tight wash area with dirt rock ledges and trees on each side, which could make navigation difficult in a longer vehicle. After that section, the trail takes you to a section with large, deep ruts that are very difficult to pass due t...
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B-44 is a short, easy trail that branches off of B-26E Spider Web Loop. This trail starts with a loose, rocky, and slightly rutted descent that runs parallel to B-26 Spider Web Loop. After the descent, the trail winds through trees and leads to an intersection of B-26D Spider Web Loop and B-43 trail...
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B-42 is a trail that connects north to south through the middle of B-26 Spider Web Loop and also provides access to B-43 trail. Along this trail, deep ruts have formed which can make passage difficult, especially during wet weather. Additionally, there are optional very deep mud holes on the trail, ...
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Up Down is a trail that lives up to its name with lots of elevation changes and plenty of opportunities to flex your rig's suspension. There are a few gatekeeper ledges at the start of the south end where it adjoins Roller Coaster that are roughly 2 feet high, depending on where you go across them. ...
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This trail is more technical, with steep grades, loose rocks and gravel, and ledges up to 2 feet tall. The surface is mostly a mix of dirt and rock. Office hours are approximately 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Thursday through Sunday, with later hours on Fridays to accommodate visitors arriving after work...
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This trail has steep, rocky grades with loose gravel, shallow ruts, slightly off-camber sections, and small ledges on the hill climbs. Office hours are approximately 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Thursday through Sunday, with later hours on Fridays to accommodate visitors arriving after work. If the offic...
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This trail has steep grades with loose rocks and small ledges, with possible muddy areas during the wet season. Office hours are approximately 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Thursday through Sunday, with later hours on Fridays to accommodate visitors arriving after work. If the office is closed, rides can ...
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This trail is a little more technical, with steep grades, loose rocks and gravel, and ledges up to 2 feet high. The surface is mostly dirt and rock. Office hours are approximately 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Thursday through Sunday, with later hours on Fridays to accommodate visitors arriving after work...
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This trail is narrow and slightly overgrown, descending from south to north. The north end features a steep, rocky, and heavily rutted grade. Office hours are approximately 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Thursday through Sunday, with later hours on Fridays to accommodate visitors arriving after work. If th...
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This trail has steep hills with loose rock and gravel, some medium ledges, and slightly overgrown areas. Office hours are approximately 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Thursday through Sunday, with later hours on Fridays to accommodate visitors arriving after work. If the office is closed, rides can be book...
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This trail has a steep grade with loose rock and gravel, small ledges, and slightly off-camber sections. Office hours are approximately 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Thursday through Sunday, with later hours on Fridays to accommodate visitors arriving after work. If the office is closed, rides can be book...
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This trail has deep ruts, steep grades, and mud holes during wet conditions. Office hours are approximately 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Thursday through Sunday, with later hours on Fridays to accommodate visitors arriving after work. If the office is closed, rides can be booked online to receive proof o...
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This is a connecting trail between the Main Trail and Roller Coaster. The trail has quite a few twisties, with a few ledges that are no more than a foot high. There are ways to get around the difficult parts. The trail might be a little tight for jeeps, but SxS, ATVs, and dirt bikes should have no p...
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This is a nice forested trail with tight trees and some overgrown areas. Shallow ruts may become muddy after rain or snow, but there are no major obstacles. Office hours are approximately 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Thursday through Sunday, with later hours on Fridays to accommodate visitors arriving af...
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E-101 Minos Loop is a moderately difficult trail that is challenging without being overly technical. It’s a great option for drivers who are ready to start tackling harder obstacles while keeping the risk of vehicle damage relatively low. The trail is primarily made up of boulders and rock ledges, ...
Learn more about E-101 Minos Loop

Lake Bryson Road is a public road giving access to Lake Bryson. The dirt starts as soon as you turn off the pavement in the town of Bryson. Lake Bryson Road is hardly maintained. You will experience small rocks sticking up through the caliche road base. You will quickly run into the gatekeeper obsta...
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Hopewell Road is an easy, scenic 1.6-mile gravel route through the Lyndon B. Johnson (LBJ) National Grasslands, making it an ideal destination for beginners, campers, and those looking for a relaxed outdoor getaway. Starting at an elevation of around 1,001 feet and gently descending to 882 feet at C...
Learn more about Hopewell Road

B-45 is a short intermediate trail that branches off of B-26D Spider Web Loop. This trail has a small, rocky, and narrow feature at the entry, which is the most difficult part of the trail. It then leads to a winding, off-camber climb that reconnects to Spider Web Loop Trail B-26E.
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E-101 Minos Loop is a moderately difficult trail that is challenging without being overly technical. It’s a great option for drivers who are ready to start tackling harder obstacles while keeping the risk of vehicle damage relatively low. The trail is primarily made up of boulders and rock ledges, ...
Learn more about E-101 Minos Loop

Lake Bryson Road is a public road giving access to Lake Bryson. The dirt starts as soon as you turn off the pavement in the town of Bryson. Lake Bryson Road is hardly maintained. You will experience small rocks sticking up through the caliche road base. You will quickly run into the gatekeeper obsta...
Learn more about Lake Bryson Road

Hopewell Road is an easy, scenic 1.6-mile gravel route through the Lyndon B. Johnson (LBJ) National Grasslands, making it an ideal destination for beginners, campers, and those looking for a relaxed outdoor getaway. Starting at an elevation of around 1,001 feet and gently descending to 882 feet at C...
Learn more about Hopewell Road

The Twins is a Level 5 rock crawling trail located in Northwest OHV Park. This trail starts as a small to medium loose boulder field, and as you begin the climb, the boulders become larger, with multiple large ledges of over 3 feet, loose dirt, slick rocks, and large holes, making this climb very ch...
Learn more about The Twins B-27a