Dirt Bike Trails
Near San Carlos Park, Florida

This is a nice scenic leisurely loop through Pinewood flats and wetland/marsh areas. The trail is evenly graded limestone material, that can be loose and unraveled in some portions of the trail. The trail width varies, but most of the trail is wide enough for two vehicles. This trail does pass throu...
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Road 8 varies in width from single vehicle to two vehicle wide. Trail conditions vary from compacted rock to soft, deep, loose sand. There are a few sections that can have deep sticky mud following rains. During summer and fall, expect wide/lengthy deep water crossings (greater than 12 inches). Obst...
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Road 8A begins just north of the water obstacle that serves as the termination of Road 8. This trail requires high clearance 4WD to complete. The trail is an unimproved natural trail that is mostly single vehicle wide. Numerous whoops, ruts, potholes, mudholes, and areas of loose sand are found thro...
Learn more about Road 8A

This trail is located within the Babcock-Webb Wildlife Management Area. The Florida Fish & Wildlife Commission requires a $3 per person or $6 per vehicle for daily use fee. Some exceptions may apply to those who hold a current WMA Permit from FWC, check with FWC and download the specific WMA regulat...
Learn more about Seaboard Grade

This trail is located within the Babcock-Webb Wildlife Management Area. The Florida Fish & Wildlife Commission requires a $3 per person or $6 per vehicle for daily use fee. Some exceptions may apply to those who hold a current WMA Permit from FWC, check with FWC and download the specific WMA regulat...
Learn more about Oilwell Grade

Road 7 intersects with Tuckers Grade and heads southward. This trail is a single vehicle-wide trail. It is composed of a mix of compacted rock and dirt, with some muddy sections. Scattered sections of rutting and potholes will be experienced. Some short, shallow mudholes are possible. Some shallow w...
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This trail and WMA are open to public recreational access year-round. Although open year-round, access is limited to registered motor vehicles only. Using airboats, all-terrain vehicles, recreational off-highway vehicles (side-by-sides), swamp buggies, tracked vehicles, or unlicensed or unregistered...
Learn more about Randall-Burnsed

This trail and WMA are open to public recreational access year-round. Although open year-round, access is limited to registered motor vehicles only. Using airboats, all-terrain vehicles, recreational off-highway vehicles (side-by-sides), swamp buggies, tracked vehicles, or unlicensed or unregistered...
Learn more about Albritton Loop

The Kirkland Hammock Trail is a loop trail that starts and ends at the Blue Trail in the northwest part of the Picayune Strand State Forest. Picayune Strand State Forest is in the heart of the Big Cypress Basin. The majority of this hydric forest is under water during the wet season. The forest is a...
Learn more about Kirkland Hammock Trail

The Blue Trail connects Millers Boulevard at the east end and the northwest entrance of the Picayune Strand State Forest. Picayune Strand State Forest is in the heart of the Big Cypress Basin. The majority of this hydric forest is under water during the wet season. The forest is a mosaic of cypress ...
Learn more about Blue Trail

Tuckers Grade starts at the Babcock-Webb Wildlife Management Area (WMA), then transitions to a two-lane wide compacted lime rock road after passing the shooting ranges. The two-lane wide road continues to approximately Seaboard Grade. After Seaboard, there is a separate entry gate that is locked wh...
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This trail is located in the Spirit of the Wild Wildlife Management Area. Several information boards/stations are set up. This area is home to much Florida wildlife, including Florida Panther habitat. Located just north of Felda, Florida off CR 832. The trail is a scenic trail that is easily travele...
Learn more about Ingram-Smith Trail

The Berson Boulevard, also known as 52nd Ave SE, is a west to east trail in the Picayune Strand State Forest. The trail takes you from the Miller Boulevard all the way to the east of the Picayune Strand State Forest. The road gives you access to the Horseshoe Campground that offers primitive tent si...
Learn more about Berson Boulevard

This trail is located within the Babcock-Webb Wildlife Management Area. Road 6 intersects with Tram Grade East at the north end and Tuckers Grade at the southern end. Gates at Tram Grade or Tuckers Grade leading out to this trail may be closed and locked during certain periods of the year. Check the...
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The Shortcut Trail connects the Triple G Loop South with the Blue Trail in the Picayune Strand State Forest. Picayune Strand State Forest is in the heart of the Big Cypress Basin. The majority of this hydric forest is under water during the wet season. The forest is a mosaic of cypress strands, wet ...
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This trail is located within the Okaloacoochee Slough and Wildlife Management Area (WMA). This trail and WMA are open to public recreational access year-round. Although access is open year-round, access is limited to only registered motor vehicles. The use of airboats, all-terrain vehicles, recreati...
Learn more about North Loop West

This trail is located within the Picayune Strand State Forest and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission's (FWC) Picayune Strand Wildlife Management Area (WMA). This trail and the WMA are open to public recreational access year-round. Although access is open year-round, access is limited to regist...
Learn more about 68th Ave Extension

Tram Grade East is a compacted rock and dirt trail. Potholes, ruts, and some minor whoops may be experienced. The trail may go unmanaged following storms or rain events. The majority of the trail is one vehicle wide, with scattered areas having slightly wider shoulder areas. These widened shoulders ...
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Road 3, starting at Tuckers Grade, is a single vehicle-wide compacted rock and dirt trail. The trail is rutted and has numerous potholes. As the trail crosses Seaboard Grade, it transitions to a deeply rutted mud trail. This is not a trail for 2WD or low clearance vehicles. In order to pass other ve...
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The West Sabal Palm Road is one of the two main entrance roads to the Picayune Strand State Forest. Picayune Strand State Forest is in the heart of the Big Cypress Basin. The majority of this hydric forest is under water during the wet season. The forest is a mosaic of cypress strands, wet prairie, ...
Learn more about West Sabal Palm Road

This trail is located within the Babcock-Webb Wildlife Management Area. The Florida Fish & Wildlife Commission requires a $3 per person or $6 per vehicle for daily use fee. Some exceptions may apply to those who hold a current WMA Permit from FWC, check with FWC and download the specific WMA regulat...
Learn more about Seaboard Grade

This trail is located within the Babcock-Webb Wildlife Management Area. The Florida Fish & Wildlife Commission requires a $3 per person or $6 per vehicle for daily use fee. Some exceptions may apply to those who hold a current WMA Permit from FWC, check with FWC and download the specific WMA regulat...
Learn more about Oilwell Grade

Road 7 intersects with Tuckers Grade and heads southward. This trail is a single vehicle-wide trail. It is composed of a mix of compacted rock and dirt, with some muddy sections. Scattered sections of rutting and potholes will be experienced. Some short, shallow mudholes are possible. Some shallow w...
Learn more about Road 7

The Kirkland Hammock Trail is a loop trail that starts and ends at the Blue Trail in the northwest part of the Picayune Strand State Forest. Picayune Strand State Forest is in the heart of the Big Cypress Basin. The majority of this hydric forest is under water during the wet season. The forest is a...
Learn more about Kirkland Hammock Trail

Road 8 varies in width from single vehicle to two vehicle wide. Trail conditions vary from compacted rock to soft, deep, loose sand. There are a few sections that can have deep sticky mud following rains. During summer and fall, expect wide/lengthy deep water crossings (greater than 12 inches). Obst...
Learn more about Road 8

Road 8A begins just north of the water obstacle that serves as the termination of Road 8. This trail requires high clearance 4WD to complete. The trail is an unimproved natural trail that is mostly single vehicle wide. Numerous whoops, ruts, potholes, mudholes, and areas of loose sand are found thro...
Learn more about Road 8A

This trail is located within the Babcock-Webb Wildlife Management Area. The Florida Fish & Wildlife Commission requires a $3 per person or $6 per vehicle for daily use fee. Some exceptions may apply to those who hold a current WMA Permit from FWC, check with FWC and download the specific WMA regulat...
Learn more about Seaboard Grade

This trail is located within the Babcock-Webb Wildlife Management Area. The Florida Fish & Wildlife Commission requires a $3 per person or $6 per vehicle for daily use fee. Some exceptions may apply to those who hold a current WMA Permit from FWC, check with FWC and download the specific WMA regulat...
Learn more about Oilwell Grade