
Dirt Bike Trails
Near Hymera, Indiana
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Dirt Bike Trails Near Hymera, Indiana
Discover the best dirt bike trails near you. Browse trail maps, check difficulty ratings, and find your next adventure — whether you're looking for a quick ride or an all-day expedition.

Redbird Trail 5x
Trail 5x is located in Redbird State Recreational Area (Linton, IN), a 1.5-hour drive from Indianapolis, IN. Redbird State Recreational Area is a state-owned and maintained offroad park. Trail 5x is a good beginning trail to get to Trail 5. The trail does have one mud hole halfway through that may b...
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Trail 2X
Trail 2x starts with a steep climb and then a very steep decline before you start working your way through numerous steep breakovers and deep mud holes. With any rain/snow the week before, this trail will become much more challenging. This trail will take 3-5 hours to complete on a good day but coul...
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Trail 3X
This trail has deep mud holes, steep hill climbs, steep hill declines, and sharp breakers. If you are a full-body rig, there will be areas where you may get body damage. Ensure a working winch is present if you are in an SxS or entire body rig. This trail is one of the most challenging trails at Red...
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Redbird Trail 3
Trail 3 is one of the more popular Badge of Honor trails at Redbird State Recreational Area (Linton, IN), a 1.5-hour drive from Indianapolis, IN. Redbird State Recreational Area is a state-owned and maintained offroad park. Trail 3 is one of the more popular Badge of Honor trails at Redbird. The new...
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Tower Ridge Road
Tower Ridge Road is a rough gravel road best traveled with AWD SUV's and 4x4 vehicles. It is off Highway 446, south of Lake Monroe, which is south of Bloomington, Indiana. This scenic road goes through the Charles C. Deam Wilderness area, which is overseen by the U.S. Forest Service, Hoosier Nationa...
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Trail 2C(intermediate)
Trail 2C(intermediate) trail is a marked trail that shares a section of challenge area of the park with a 2C(difficult) trail which goes through a bunch of mudholes and is harder to navigate through the trees. It is in a wooded section of mostly hard pack dirt and mud with the challenge areas havin...
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Trail 2B
This is a popular scenic trail off a short dead-end spur of Trail 2. Signed as an intermediate trail, it winds through the woods and runs along a scenic stream. The trail's surface is mostly a combination of dirt and rock. In wet conditions, it can become muddy and slick.
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Trail 2E(intermediate)
Trail 2E(intermediate) is a marked path that goes through one of the park's prime challenge areas in a wooded area. There is also another trail, 2E(the most difficult), so watch the posted signs. The challenge area consists of short steep climbs, mudholes, and navigating through the trees. The tra...
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Trail 2D(easy)
Trail 2D(Easy) is an easy-rated loop trail off the main loop for this area of the park, Trail 2. Trail 2D(easy) is a wooded section that shares an area with an ATV-only trail marked as 2D(intermediate). The trail goes around the perimeter of a challenge area with some short steep climbs and larger...
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Trail 2
Trail 2 is the northern loop of easy trails. The trail varies from rocky, to road-like gravel, to mud. It connects to some of the more difficult trails and northern challenge areas in the off-road. There is an extension off Trail 2 to access the more difficult trails, 2B and 2C. The trail wanders on...
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Trail 1
Trail 1 is the main access trail in the Interlake Off-Road State Recreation Area and is a loop that starts/stops at the first parking area inside the park. It is mostly rock/hard pack and can be traveled in about any weather. There are several other trails off to the sides of varying difficulty, as ...
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Trail 5 BF Goodrich Trail
Trail 5 BF Goodrich Trail is a good scenic trail with seating next to the ponds on the trail. This trail is located at Interlake SRA park in southwestern Indiana close to Evansville. This is a 1.3-mile stock family-friendly trail with rolling hills and a few small mudholes. For those that want a cha...
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6A &6B loop
This enjoyable roller coaster like loop trail is just off Trail 1 not far from the parking lot. It starts at the Trail 6 sign, then takes a one-way trail, 6A. That will end with an easy out (not included in submission) or continue to another one-way trail, 6B. It makes a loop trail with some tigh...
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Trail 1A
An easy bypass to some hills and ravines of Trail 1, Trail 1A provides access to Trail 4 for dirt bikes and horses. Part of the trail is a former haul road from when Interlake was a coal mine. It's mostly rock, doesn't see much traffic, and is only 0.31 miles.
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The Serpentines
The Serpentines is a very fun track of highly banked hairpin turns one after another through a section of the main sand dunes. This track is for Quads, SXS, and dirt bikes only (No SUV/Trucks or rental units allowed). Enter from the south end and exit to the north, one-way travel only.
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Orange Trail
The Orange route starts somewhat easy and gains difficulty in the second half. Be aware that many places throughout the park, Orange, Red, Blue, and/or Yellow trails will intersect, overlap, and run side by side for short periods. Note that the orange signs look a lot like the red signs. Some of the...
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Red Trail
If you are looking for a challenge, this trail is for you. Red Trail has signs marked in 1 direction like all the marked trails at Badlands Offroad Park. It starts off fairly mild on some narrow wooded paths near The Bottoms, followed by some mild rock crawling near the main road. Eventually, it run...
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MX Track
This track is an advanced course (not for beginners). The hours that the trail is open are 9am-5pm weather dependent. Dirt bikes and SPORT quads only, no 4x4's, utility quads, or SXS allowed on track. There are several jumps, table tops, banked turns, and rollers as it winds its way into the cover o...
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ATV trails near Hymera, Indiana
Explore ATV-friendly trails near you. These trails are accessible for vehicles up to 50 inches wide, perfect for ATVs and smaller off-road machines.

Redbird Trail 5x
Trail 5x is located in Redbird State Recreational Area (Linton, IN), a 1.5-hour drive from Indianapolis, IN. Redbird State Recreational Area is a state-owned and maintained offroad park. Trail 5x is a good beginning trail to get to Trail 5. The trail does have one mud hole halfway through that may b...
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Trail 2X
Trail 2x starts with a steep climb and then a very steep decline before you start working your way through numerous steep breakovers and deep mud holes. With any rain/snow the week before, this trail will become much more challenging. This trail will take 3-5 hours to complete on a good day but coul...
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Trail 3X
This trail has deep mud holes, steep hill climbs, steep hill declines, and sharp breakers. If you are a full-body rig, there will be areas where you may get body damage. Ensure a working winch is present if you are in an SxS or entire body rig. This trail is one of the most challenging trails at Red...
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Redbird Trail 3
Trail 3 is one of the more popular Badge of Honor trails at Redbird State Recreational Area (Linton, IN), a 1.5-hour drive from Indianapolis, IN. Redbird State Recreational Area is a state-owned and maintained offroad park. Trail 3 is one of the more popular Badge of Honor trails at Redbird. The new...
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UTV/side-by-side trails near Hymera, Indiana
Find UTV and side-by-side trails near you. These trails accommodate vehicles up to 60 inches wide, ideal for UTVs, side-by-sides, and wider off-road rigs.

Redbird Trail 5x
Trail 5x is located in Redbird State Recreational Area (Linton, IN), a 1.5-hour drive from Indianapolis, IN. Redbird State Recreational Area is a state-owned and maintained offroad park. Trail 5x is a good beginning trail to get to Trail 5. The trail does have one mud hole halfway through that may b...
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Trail 2X
Trail 2x starts with a steep climb and then a very steep decline before you start working your way through numerous steep breakovers and deep mud holes. With any rain/snow the week before, this trail will become much more challenging. This trail will take 3-5 hours to complete on a good day but coul...
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Trail 3X
This trail has deep mud holes, steep hill climbs, steep hill declines, and sharp breakers. If you are a full-body rig, there will be areas where you may get body damage. Ensure a working winch is present if you are in an SxS or entire body rig. This trail is one of the most challenging trails at Red...
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Redbird Trail 3
Trail 3 is one of the more popular Badge of Honor trails at Redbird State Recreational Area (Linton, IN), a 1.5-hour drive from Indianapolis, IN. Redbird State Recreational Area is a state-owned and maintained offroad park. Trail 3 is one of the more popular Badge of Honor trails at Redbird. The new...
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