Trail Overview

Trail 7 includes off-camber obstacles, very slick clay inclines with options for bypass, along with a few mud holes. The trail type is a mix between clay, dirt & limestone. This trail forks off of Trail 4 to continue on Trail 7. There is a high chance of wildlife sightings along the way. Towards the end of the trail, you drive through the Twin Pond hunting camp ending at the Withlacoochee forests seed orchard. The phone service in this area is patchy, we would recommend bringing someone along for worst-case scenarios.

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Difficulty

This trail has mud holes, deep ruts, slippery inclines, and navigation.

Technical Rating

Randy Durkee

Oct 17, 2025

Open

Mostly all but one of the normal mud holes were dry.

Devin V

Aug 23, 2025

Open

Drivable for pretty much any style “off-road” vehicle from factory. However, you will need to use most if not all of the turnoffs. Broncos on 33s were able to do about half of the water obstacles, the ones on 35s and the jeeps were able to do about 70% of the obstacles, however several jeeps and broncos got stuck. Most modded jeeps and broncos did find but could not do the biggest obstacles. My raptor on 37s and built suspension and a fully build gladiator could do the biggest obstacles pretty easily. It’s was mainly clearance related or hidden logs underwater that smaller tires or vehicles with less power couldn’t muscle over.

Randy Durkee

Aug 01, 2025

Open

James Bono

Jul 11, 2025

Open

Ethan Hughes

Jun 22, 2025

Open

peter s

Jan 11, 2025

Open

North of 480 is the funnier area. South of 480 is just hard packed road not a blue trail. North section majority of mud and water spots are dry. The big trench up the hill is dry for now with a clay bottom. Never used 4WD.

Nick P

Nov 30, 2024

Open