Dirt Bike Trails
Near Louisa, Kentucky

Deerlick Trail is a mixture of clay, mud, rock, and tree roots that runs around the end of the Greenbrier branch of Yatesville Lake. This trail connects Mud Holler to Deerlick Road through a series of hills and switchbacks. You will see fantastic views of Yatesville Lake and Boones Landing. It is kn...
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Lakeview Trail is located at the end of Greenbrier Road. It is an aggressive trail that has several steep hill climbs on slick, wet dirt with lots of exposed roots. This trail runs adjacent to Yatesville Lake and ties into Mudholler. Please be mindful of the local wildlife.
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This is a rugged ridge trail that passes through some pasture land. There are some scenic views along the way and an abundance of cow patties. If you are riding this trail, close the barbed wire fences as you pass through so the cows don't escape.
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Cedgap Trail starts at Kentucky 32 and goes up the hill past the old Cedgap General Store, across the ridge, and dips over the hill to the right. Once off the gravel, you will experience tight turns over tree roots and rocks and will end at Dry Ridge Road.
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This is a very scenic trail that travels around the Rich Creek area of Yatesville Lake. You'll see an array of wildlife, and the beavers seem to create their own ecosystem. The trail itself dead-ends, but before you head back out, be sure you check out Lover's Loop.
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This trail comes off of KY 32 and goes up and over a hill through a heavily wooded area with lots of tight turns. It will eventually bring you out at Rich Creek boat dock. Rich Creek Trail can be accessed by crossing the creek from Rich Creek Connection.
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Dry Ridge Trail is a bumpy, rocky trail that travels on the edge of a cliff down the hill to where it ties into Rich Creek Trail. The property owners have asked that you not open or close any gates or fences and please take your trash with you when you leave. This is a very scenic trail.
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This trail is Easy/Medium in terms of difficulty. The trail starts on a paved road, then quickly turns to dirt for the majority of the trail. There are hills, mud and woods that have to be navigated as you get farther down the trail. There is much more exploring to do along the trail as the area is ...
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Big Branch Hill travels from Top of the World Drive across the hill to Big Branch. The trail is rough and often rutty with some very large deep mud holes. Be prepared to do some tight navigating around trees and other debris, and be mindful of the wildlife in the area evidence of bears has been seen...
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This trail comes off of Top of the World Drive and goes up and over a hill through a heavily wooded area with lots of tight turns. It will eventually bring you up the hill through the pine trees and dead end at a cleared-off area on the tip top of the hill.
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This trail can be extreme. It is a shortcut over the hill from Arrington Pass and has really steep hill climbs with tree roots, rocks, and mud. However, there is a hidden gem: it boasts a waterfall in the middle if you know where to look.
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This is a pass that goes through the old Arrington Branch and then goes up a curvy, rocky hill with low, tight clearances. You will pass by old homesteads and wetland areas as you go up the hill. You will also see the tail waters of Yatesville Lake.
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Pucker Up is a short trail that goes up a series of rock climbs over slick rock, with a hard right turn at the top of one that will indeed make you pucker up. As always ride at your own discretion; only you know your capabilities and please be safe.
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The trail is very muddy since it is lakeside;at one point, you may actually get in the water depending on the time of year you are riding. This trail runs parallel with the Rich Creek branch of East Lynn Lake and there are several spots to pull off and fish or swim.
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This trail is Easy/Medium in terms of difficulty. The trail starts on a paved road, then quickly turns to dirt for the majority of the trail. There are hills, mud, and woods that have to be navigated as you get farther down the trail. There is much more exploring to do along the trail as the area is...
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This trail is rough and jagged with some deep ruts and off-camber spots. Most of the trail is hard-packed mud and rock but there are some mud holes. Enjoy the scenery as parts of the trail are lakeside to East Lynn Lake. Several side shoots access the lake.
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On this very scenic ride down along the creek, you will pass the remains of two bridges. The first will be on the left and is the larger of the two. The next will be on the right and is slightly smaller. This is an awesome place to get out and look around. This is a really mild trail little to no ob...
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This is a very rough and rocky trail with extremely tight maneuvering and off-camber moments. Please use extreme caution when riding this trail. It is a moderately tough trail; have a winch and recovery gear available. If you like a challenging trail, you won't be disappointed.
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This trail is not for the faint of heart. Coming from the Stone Bridge side, it consists of tight turns and a ver,y very steep and rutted out incline that was extremely difficult to climb. I suggest not trying this alone and making sure your recovery equipment is readily accessible before starting u...
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The route is very scenic and fun to travel, with many hidden gems along the way if you know where to look for them. A Bunker is built into the side of the mountain that is fully accessible; the rest are less obvious.
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Deerlick Trail is a mixture of clay, mud, rock, and tree roots that runs around the end of the Greenbrier branch of Yatesville Lake. This trail connects Mud Holler to Deerlick Road through a series of hills and switchbacks. You will see fantastic views of Yatesville Lake and Boones Landing. It is kn...
Learn more about Deerlick Trail

Lakeview Trail is located at the end of Greenbrier Road. It is an aggressive trail that has several steep hill climbs on slick, wet dirt with lots of exposed roots. This trail runs adjacent to Yatesville Lake and ties into Mudholler. Please be mindful of the local wildlife.
Learn more about Lakeview Trail

This is a rugged ridge trail that passes through some pasture land. There are some scenic views along the way and an abundance of cow patties. If you are riding this trail, close the barbed wire fences as you pass through so the cows don't escape.
Learn more about Cow Path

Cedgap Trail starts at Kentucky 32 and goes up the hill past the old Cedgap General Store, across the ridge, and dips over the hill to the right. Once off the gravel, you will experience tight turns over tree roots and rocks and will end at Dry Ridge Road.
Learn more about Cedgap Trail

Deerlick Trail is a mixture of clay, mud, rock, and tree roots that runs around the end of the Greenbrier branch of Yatesville Lake. This trail connects Mud Holler to Deerlick Road through a series of hills and switchbacks. You will see fantastic views of Yatesville Lake and Boones Landing. It is kn...
Learn more about Deerlick Trail

Lakeview Trail is located at the end of Greenbrier Road. It is an aggressive trail that has several steep hill climbs on slick, wet dirt with lots of exposed roots. This trail runs adjacent to Yatesville Lake and ties into Mudholler. Please be mindful of the local wildlife.
Learn more about Lakeview Trail

This is a rugged ridge trail that passes through some pasture land. There are some scenic views along the way and an abundance of cow patties. If you are riding this trail, close the barbed wire fences as you pass through so the cows don't escape.
Learn more about Cow Path

Cedgap Trail starts at Kentucky 32 and goes up the hill past the old Cedgap General Store, across the ridge, and dips over the hill to the right. Once off the gravel, you will experience tight turns over tree roots and rocks and will end at Dry Ridge Road.
Learn more about Cedgap Trail