Dirt Bike Trails
Near Louisville, Illinois

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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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 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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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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The Amax Haul Road is the main north/south route at LEOR, delivering riders to several different trail adventures and other main routes throughout the park. The East Field Access Road reaches the north side of the Haul Road and can also be viewed from the overpass on Old Route 13 crossing it. From...
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"The Switchback" (aka "Wooded Racetrack") is a 0.7-mile loop. You can access it from a few different trails, but the easiest is off of Old Highway 13. Once you see signs showing you where to enter, just follow the arrows. The most important part of this trail, since it is a loop, follow the arrows a...
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The Overlook Trail can be accessed from Old Route 13 beside the Powerline Trails or from the Amax Haul Road. This trail runs along the high wall of a strip pit and features a nice overlook with a bench at the top. Approached from the north side, the trail begins as an ascent up the high wall with a ...
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The East Field access trail is the main route leading to the Haul Road. A few side trails are also accessible through this road, such as the Olive Trail, along with some short hill-climb crossover routes to Old Highway 13. The East Field trail is accessed through the east side of the campground, and...
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The Pallet Trail is one of the main routes through the south portion of the forest, and gives riders access to many secondary and tertiary routes. At the north side, this trail is accessed from Old Route 13 and begins with a mixture of gravel and dirt. The surface composition throughout the trail co...
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The Family Trail is a combination route of most of our main attractions in the park, without the extreme terrain on some of the tertiary routes. This route can be accessed at many locations but begins by our park entrance. The purpose of this trail is to provide a route for all ages of riders to enj...
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Welcome to Little Egypt Off-Road OHV Park! Our hours of operation are 8 AM to 5 PM on Saturdays and Sundays, including most holidays. We offer over 50 miles of trails, from beginner access roads to challenging single-track, extending throughout our roughly 1000-acre park. Side-by-sides, ATVs, and d...
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At Little Egypt Off Road, there's a 1.5-mile portion of the former Illinois Highway 13. This is one of the main access routes throughout the property, as it stretches the entire width of the park. The main feature of this route is the overpass across the Amax Haul Road. When following this road from...
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The Amax Trail can be seen from the main gate to Little Egypt Off Road and is the westernmost main trail on the property. It traverses from alongside Old Route 13 to the Boundary Trail on the south end. The Amax Trail overlooks the creek bottoms that make up the southwest corner of the property, a g...
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The Open Ponds trail can be accessed through the Blue Bird Trail or the east side of the Long Wall Access Trail. This trail traverses along ridges between a number of ponds, and through the valleys of strip hills. When approached from the north side, the Open Ponds Trail begins with a descent and cr...
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The Rolling Hills Trail traverses through the pine forest to the south side of the park. This trail can be accessed by the Old Boundary Trail on the north side and the South Boundary Trail on the south side. Approached from the north, the terrain begins as mostly smooth rolling hills with mud holes ...
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The Old Boundary Trail can be accessed through the Amax Trail, Roller Coaster Trail, Pallet Trail, and a few other tertiary routes. This trail was the former southern boundary of our park until the property expansion. It traverses through a portion of rolling hills, with some level spots periodicall...
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The South Boundary Trail is one of the longest routes at the park. This trail can be accessed at the south end of the Rolling Hills trail and traverses along the park boundary to the east side of Old Highway 13. There is a large mixture of terrain, from small and large rocks to steep hills and deep ...
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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...
Learn more about Trail 3X

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 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...
Learn more about Redbird Trail 3

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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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...
Learn more about Trail 3X

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...
Learn more about Redbird Trail 5x

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...
Learn more about Redbird Trail 3

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...
Learn more about Trail 2X