Off-Road Trails Near Woodville, Mississippi

This trail is located on the far western side of the Homochitto National Forest. The trail follows ridge lines along pine forest areas that allow trees to be well-spaced with undergrowth areas that provide great views along the entire route. Some of the areas have previously been part of logging ope...
Learn more about Homochitto National Forest Trail 126B

This Hommochitto National Forest Trail follows the Swayze Trace and an unnamed trail spur that ends on a hardtop road (Perrytown Road). Much of the main trail is gravel, but once you enter the trail spur the route reduces to a one-lane constricted trail with bush coverage on much of the trail. Along...
Learn more about HCNF Swayze Trace Trail

This trail, located in the Homochitto National Forest, is a newer logging trail that leads to various spurs and other trails. The views on this rouge has vast areas of recently logged ridge lines and draws that allow for some long views of the horizon. It should be noted that some spurs have posted ...
Learn more about HCNF 102E Trail

The Hommochitto National Forest Woodland Trail follows several trail sections including Hiram Road, Stump Road, Woodland Lane, 126A, and Davidson Road. This trail follows routes through the HCNF Pine Forest and connects to old logging operations. Some of the areas along the route will serve as possi...
Learn more about HCNF Woodlawn Trail

This trail route runs through the Tunica Hills Louisiana Wildlife Management Area. The route consists of gravel and dirt roads that are carved on the top of ridgelines that at times have 50- to 100-foot drop-offs as close as 5-10 feet from the main trail. The majority of the trail is covered by old-...
Learn more about Tunica Hills WMA Trail 1

This trail cuts through the Three Rivers Wildlife Management Area (WMA) from east to west and allows access to the Grand Bay and boat launches on the Red River. There are several primitive camp options starting at the trailhead and others further into the area. This area is only accessible by this t...
Learn more about Three Rivers WMA - Grand Bay Trail

This trail runs along the Mississippi River near the Cat Island National Wildlife Refuge. Depending on the time of year, higher river flood stages can make this trail inaccessible since it lies in a natural flood plain. During dryer periods, the trail is often covered with several inches of silt. Th...
Learn more about Cat Island River Trail

This trail located in the Homochitto National Forest is an old logging trail that leads to a large open clearing area that can be used for dispersed and primitive camping. There are spurs along the trail to explore and the route has some great views of deep spurs and ridge lines.It should be noted t...
Learn more about HCNF 103B Cheek Trail

This trail begins at the north end of the Town of Simmesport, LA, and follows dirt roads and trails along Bayou des Glaises until you make a right turn to start the trail to the southern point of the Grassy Lakes WMA. Along the way, there are 1000's of acres of farmland and historical sites to see, ...
Learn more about Grassy Lakes Wildlife Management Area (WMA) South Trail

This trail follows the top of the Red River Levee structure. The area on the north side of the trail follows the southern boundary of the Red River Wildlife Management Area (WMA) and the south side of the trail boarders along the Red River. There are numerous primitive camping sites and boat launche...
Learn more about Red River Levee Trail

This trail runs through the central area of the Grassy Lakes Wildlife Management Area (WMA). The trail is more improved and connects public use areas such as camping areas, boat launches, and a few private camps. There are a variety of spurs and trails to take that allow you to explore the north or ...
Learn more about Grassy Lakes Wildlife Management Area (WMA) Central Trail

The Dewey Wills (WMA) Trail cross-cuts a large conservation area, approximately 64,000 acres, in central Louisiana that provides for a variety of activities such as camping, hunting, trapping, fishing, and boating. This area has a variety of maintained gravel and dirt roads along with less maintaine...
Learn more about Dewey Wills Wildlife Management Area (WMA) Cross Trail

This gravel and dirt road follows the western boundary of the Sherburne Wildlife Management Area (WMA), and the eastern bank of the Atchafalaya River. The trail connects to a variety of camping areas, WMA trails, ATV trails, nature trails, hunting areas, and practice shooting ranges. The trail is ac...
Learn more about Sherburne Wildlife Management Area (WMA) Trail

Enter from West Creek Bottom and enter into a large washout. There is a large boulder in the middle of the trail at the bottom. After clearing this, you will be on a tight trail with massive boulders on the edges of the trail. There is a tree that will take out a windshield and top if not careful. A...
Learn more about Stone Hindge

This is a beautiful rock and dirt trail through a valley. You don't even realize you are in Louisiana with all the rocks. It begins with a steep descent into the valley down a mostly dirt trail and some steep rock ledges at the top. You drop down into a lush green forest with rocks following a path ...
Learn more about East Creek

This is a pretty moderate trail that goes down into the valley. It begins with a steep descent to a dirt path that is very slick when it is wet. Near the bottom of the descent is a deep washout that can be tricky to navigate into. After this first obstacle, most of the trail is a winding path throug...
Learn more about West Creek

Start in East Creek bottom and begin the climb from one of two entrances that are approximately twenty feet apart. This trail is pure rocks. It has multiple lines up and multiple exits. This trail will challenge mildly built rigs all the way to rockbouncers. This is one of the most used trails in th...
Learn more about Rolling Rocks

Start out in a creek bottom and drive up a very rocky climb. There are two large rock ledges. One has a bypass, the other does not. If it is wet, this trail will become very slick. You will exit into a field at the top of the park.
Learn more about Mountain Road

Start at the bottom of the hill in a creek bottom, heading up the hill. Expect a tight trail and near-vertical walls on both sides. There are two major rock obstacles. One halfway up and the other near the top. There are several trees in the trail that will cause damage to a windshield frame and top...
Learn more about Big Daddy's Back

The trail starts out on flat ground off a main trail. You will first go through several washes on flat ground. You will then turn left and begin going uphill. There is a mixture of rock, mud, sand, and logs. You will go straight up for most of the trail, then turn left to finish out the climb. You w...
Learn more about Rock N Roll

This trail, located in the Homochitto National Forest, is a newer logging trail that leads to various spurs and other trails. The views on this rouge has vast areas of recently logged ridge lines and draws that allow for some long views of the horizon. It should be noted that some spurs have posted ...
Learn more about HCNF 102E Trail

This trail runs along the Mississippi River near the Cat Island National Wildlife Refuge. Depending on the time of year, higher river flood stages can make this trail inaccessible since it lies in a natural flood plain. During dryer periods, the trail is often covered with several inches of silt. Th...
Learn more about Cat Island River Trail

This trail located in the Homochitto National Forest is an old logging trail that leads to a large open clearing area that can be used for dispersed and primitive camping. There are spurs along the trail to explore and the route has some great views of deep spurs and ridge lines.It should be noted t...
Learn more about HCNF 103B Cheek Trail

This is a beautiful rock and dirt trail through a valley. You don't even realize you are in Louisiana with all the rocks. It begins with a steep descent into the valley down a mostly dirt trail and some steep rock ledges at the top. You drop down into a lush green forest with rocks following a path ...
Learn more about East Creek

This trail, located in the Homochitto National Forest, is a newer logging trail that leads to various spurs and other trails. The views on this rouge has vast areas of recently logged ridge lines and draws that allow for some long views of the horizon. It should be noted that some spurs have posted ...
Learn more about HCNF 102E Trail

This trail runs along the Mississippi River near the Cat Island National Wildlife Refuge. Depending on the time of year, higher river flood stages can make this trail inaccessible since it lies in a natural flood plain. During dryer periods, the trail is often covered with several inches of silt. Th...
Learn more about Cat Island River Trail

This trail located in the Homochitto National Forest is an old logging trail that leads to a large open clearing area that can be used for dispersed and primitive camping. There are spurs along the trail to explore and the route has some great views of deep spurs and ridge lines.It should be noted t...
Learn more about HCNF 103B Cheek Trail

This gravel and dirt road follows the western boundary of the Sherburne Wildlife Management Area (WMA), and the eastern bank of the Atchafalaya River. The trail connects to a variety of camping areas, WMA trails, ATV trails, nature trails, hunting areas, and practice shooting ranges. The trail is ac...
Learn more about Sherburne Wildlife Management Area (WMA) Trail