Dirt Bike Trails
Near Mansfield, Texas

The Tenmile Creek Trail offers a mix of rocky and clayey terrain with limestone banks. Watch for boulder fields, loose climbs, and water crossings. The trail runs through gently rolling prairies and wooded creek banks, with historical markers highlighting early settlements and abundant game like dee...
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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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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-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-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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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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Hopewell Road is a Forest Service Road for the LBJ National Grasslands. This road is maintained all year long. this gravel road has many campsites littered along the route. The trail ends at Clear Lake. This side of Clear Lake is more for camping as the other side has a dock and a boat ramp for day ...
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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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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...
Learn more about Miller Access Trail

This is a fun, easy trail with flatland views on the east side of the Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge. It also has a water crossing that is drivable when the water is shallow. At the end of this trial, on the north side, is a big, heavily treed picnic area for family and friends to hang out for th...
Learn more about Wildlife Drive

This trail will take you through a peaceful, scenic route and up-close views of oil rigs. A lot can be learned here regarding these oil rigs and how they work. You will also encounter lots of wildlife; if you are into birdwatching, this is a perfect place. Fishing is allowed but absolutely no campin...
Learn more about Bennet Lane Gravel Road

This route is part of an AutoTour within the Wildlife Refuge. It is connected to several side entry roads that hold some of the most active working oil rigs in North Texas. The beauty of this place is not only how easy it is to drive on this loose gravel road, but how accessible it is to see this ir...
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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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This trail is part of the Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge. As you drive on the loose gravel road, you will find side roads that lead to a waterfront oil rig driller. There are several that branch off towards the water or towards Sandy Point Road. Like all trails in this park, it can be accessible ...
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This trail runs along the property fence in several sections, offering a smooth ride with occasional bumps and small elevation changes. After rainfall, certain low-lying areas can hold water, making parts of the trail muddy and rutted, so extra caution is advised when navigating these sections. The ...
Learn more about Elmira's End

This trail weaves through dense trees and brush, featuring a moderate climb and descent with a small ledge near the top that requires basic technical skill to navigate. The trail surface is predominantly dirt, but sections with small rocks and gravel are common, especially around the elevation chang...
Learn more about Pea Eye Loop

You can traverse this trail in either direction, it winds through a creek bed with lots of rocks scattered in the bottom. There are several off-camber sections where tire placement is key to not getting hung up on something. There is usually water in sections of this trail and will be a lot more aft...
Learn more about Deep Creek

**Dirt Bike Only** This is a tight single-track weaving through dense brush and low-hanging limbs. The rider will encounter loose rock, shallow ruts, and short punchy climbs followed by quick descents. Expect slick mud sections after rain and narrow creek crossings that require precise throttle cont...
Learn more about Black Lantern Run

You'll start this trail in a creek bed with a steep ascent into a V-notch. The entry is loose dirt over rock, requiring some wheel speed to advance. Vehicles with long departure angles will drag the rear of the vehicle on the creek bottom. As you wind up the trail, you encounter two rock ledges ridd...
Learn more about Outlaw Gulch

A short but captivating dirt bike trail that features several creek crossings and a narrow bridge, adding both natural beauty and mild technical challenges. The lush foliage along the trail provides some welcome shade, creating a cool, mysterious atmosphere that feels like an adventure through an u...
Learn more about Piston Pony

The Tenmile Creek Trail offers a mix of rocky and clayey terrain with limestone banks. Watch for boulder fields, loose climbs, and water crossings. The trail runs through gently rolling prairies and wooded creek banks, with historical markers highlighting early settlements and abundant game like dee...
Learn more about Old Tenmile Creek

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, ...
Learn more about B-42

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...
Learn more about B-44

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...
Learn more about B-43

The Tenmile Creek Trail offers a mix of rocky and clayey terrain with limestone banks. Watch for boulder fields, loose climbs, and water crossings. The trail runs through gently rolling prairies and wooded creek banks, with historical markers highlighting early settlements and abundant game like dee...
Learn more about Old Tenmile Creek

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, ...
Learn more about B-42

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...
Learn more about B-44

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...
Learn more about B-43