Dirt Bike Trails
Near Villages of Oriole, Florida

North Miami Trail Connect runs along a canal corridor and leads to a public boat ramp. The surface is primarily dirt and sand and can become muddy in low-lying sections, especially after rain. Conditions vary depending on recent weather. The route follows the waterway closely and provides access to ...
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South Miami Canal Connect just north of the Everglades Wildlife Management Area, which runs along a canal with a hardpack dirt and sand surface mixed with scattered rocks. Grass lines the lower sections near the water, and the opposite side includes open access commonly used by ATVs, SxS, and buggie...
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The East Miami Canal runs east of the main canal corridor and leads directly to a public boat ramp. The surface consists primarily of hardpack dirt and sand with scattered rocks, and multiple narrow one-lane roads branch off to connect different sections of the area. These side roads create a networ...
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The Rotenberger Perimeter Trail offers a scenic and rugged outline around the conservation area, defined by a narrow track that frequently develops heavy washboards and requires a steady pace. This trail is a premier destination for wildlife viewing and fishing, featuring a dedicated overlook statio...
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The West Upper Miami Canal Connect runs west of the main canal corridor, a surface of hardpack dirt, sand, and scattered rocks. While the main path is generally firm in dry weather, it transitions into a network of multiple narrow, one-lane roads that require careful navigation due to very limited p...
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The West Upper Extension Miami Canal Connect runs east of the main canal corridor, a surface of hardpack dirt, sand, and scattered rocks. While the main path is generally firm in dry weather, it transitions into a network of multiple narrow, one-lane roads that require careful navigation due to very...
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Gemini said The Lower West Miami Canal Connect runs east of the main canal corridor, providing a direct route to a public boat ramp across a surface of hardpack dirt, sand, and scattered rocks. While the main path is generally firm in dry weather, it transitions into a network of multiple narrow, ...
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This trail contains fun for the Overlanding crowd and the hardcore off-roaders most of it is flat but some difficult muddy sections can't be passed by inexperienced drivers. The conditions change often based on weather and can be very. muddy. We recommend you find strong anchor points to winch off o...
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This trail is located within the Dinner Island Ranch Wildlife Management Area (WMA). The trail features a gate at the northern trailhead that must be manually opened and closed. There may be cattle actively on the road, so exercise care to ensure cattle remain behind gates and the gates are securely...
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Dinner Island Ranch WMA is known for its relatively gentle terrain mixed with a few fun challenges. You’ll find a blend of grassy trails, some sandy patches, and a few mildly muddy areas if there’s been recent rain. It's not super rocky or extremely technical, so it’s a great spot for a laid-back ov...
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This trail is located within the Dinner Island Ranch Wildlife Management Area (WMA). The trail is an unimproved dirt and mud trail through upland flatwood areas, edges of marsh, or cattle grazing areas. The road may be unpassable to low clearance or 2WD vehicles. Following rains or storms trails can...
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This is a flat, graded gravel and dirt road that leads to the Bluefield Ranch Preserve. The trail receives regular maintenance in the form of grading as the trail not only serves the Preservation area, but also the adjacent and surrounding cattle ranches and farms. This is a very scenic ride, and th...
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This trail is located within the Okaloacoochee Slough and Wildlife Management Area (WMA). The trail leads southeasterly through the eastern side of Okaloacoochee Slough State Forest. There are a variety of pine/oak Hammocks and wetland/marsh areas the trail leads through. Spoonbill Pass may have a f...
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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. Using airboats, all-terrain vehicles, recreational ...
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The trail leads through the Okaloacoochee Slough State Forest, where there are a variety of pine/oak Hammocks and wetland/marsh areas. The trail is single vehicle wide in most areas, expect some minor or light pin striping. Areas to pull-off for passing may be in soft sticky mud or deep loose sand. ...
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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...
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This trail is located within the Okaloacoochee Slough and Wildlife Management Area (WMA). This trail and WMA is open to public recreational access year-round. Although access is open year around, access is limited to only registered motor vehicles. The use of airboats, all-terrain vehicles, recreati...
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This trail is located within the Okaloacoochee Slough and Wildlife Management Area (WMA). The trail leads through the eastern side of Okaloacoochee Slough State Forest, where there are a variety of pine/oak Hammocks and wetland/marsh areas. Otter Grade can be narrow and limited to one vehicle passab...
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The Bear Island Road starts at Turner River Road at the north end of the Scenic Drive and takes you to the primitive Campground in the north part of the Big Cypress National Preserve. The Campground has more than 30 sites and a few composting toilets. The only three trails that require a $100 permit...
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Loop Road, also known as County Road 94, is the most beautiful dirt road you can drive in the area without pulling a permit. The trail starts and ends at US 41 in the southern part of the Big Cypress National Preserve. The Loop Road takes you through open prairies, stands of Bald Cypress, and Slash ...
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North Miami Trail Connect runs along a canal corridor and leads to a public boat ramp. The surface is primarily dirt and sand and can become muddy in low-lying sections, especially after rain. Conditions vary depending on recent weather. The route follows the waterway closely and provides access to ...
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South Miami Canal Connect just north of the Everglades Wildlife Management Area, which runs along a canal with a hardpack dirt and sand surface mixed with scattered rocks. Grass lines the lower sections near the water, and the opposite side includes open access commonly used by ATVs, SxS, and buggie...
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The East Miami Canal runs east of the main canal corridor and leads directly to a public boat ramp. The surface consists primarily of hardpack dirt and sand with scattered rocks, and multiple narrow one-lane roads branch off to connect different sections of the area. These side roads create a networ...
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The Rotenberger Perimeter Trail offers a scenic and rugged outline around the conservation area, defined by a narrow track that frequently develops heavy washboards and requires a steady pace. This trail is a premier destination for wildlife viewing and fishing, featuring a dedicated overlook statio...
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North Miami Trail Connect runs along a canal corridor and leads to a public boat ramp. The surface is primarily dirt and sand and can become muddy in low-lying sections, especially after rain. Conditions vary depending on recent weather. The route follows the waterway closely and provides access to ...
Learn more about North Miami Canal Connect

South Miami Canal Connect just north of the Everglades Wildlife Management Area, which runs along a canal with a hardpack dirt and sand surface mixed with scattered rocks. Grass lines the lower sections near the water, and the opposite side includes open access commonly used by ATVs, SxS, and buggie...
Learn more about South Miami Canal Connect

The East Miami Canal runs east of the main canal corridor and leads directly to a public boat ramp. The surface consists primarily of hardpack dirt and sand with scattered rocks, and multiple narrow one-lane roads branch off to connect different sections of the area. These side roads create a networ...
Learn more about East Miami Canal

The Rotenberger Perimeter Trail offers a scenic and rugged outline around the conservation area, defined by a narrow track that frequently develops heavy washboards and requires a steady pace. This trail is a premier destination for wildlife viewing and fishing, featuring a dedicated overlook statio...
Learn more about Rotenberger Perimeter Trail