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After trail 5 Black was established, there was a need for an exit before the harder part of it. This trail was created to remove a dead end on the trail 4 side and create an exit for the 5 Black trail. It is an easy trail with just a few small stumps.
Learn more about Trail 5 - 4 Crossover Trail

Trail 4- A trail of the Rock Run Recreation Area. Trail 4 is an original trail to the park. It should be able to be traversed by anyone on a motorcycle, ATV, or SxS. Trail 4 is a mile in length and is part of the larger network at the park. This trail is dirt, rocks, and some mud. You may encounter...
Learn more about Trail 4 - Rock Run Recreation Area

4-2 is a moderate dirt bike trail in the Rock Creek Trail System. The southern end starts out as a shaded wide path climbing up from the south entrance, in between scraggly manzanita trees. Watch for root bands across the trail, small loose rocks, dips, bumps, and a bit of embedded rock. The trail w...
Learn more about Trail 4-2 (11E25)

This is a short connector trail between Trail 10 and Trail 4. It’s a wide path between low manzanita tree branches, like a tree tunnel. The surface is lightly covered in small loose rocks and pinecones, a bit troughed and rutted at times, and you need to watch out for small sticks and roots. It has ...
Learn more about Trail 4-1 (11E35)

The Blu 4 Trail, located in the Big Cypress National Preserve's Bear Island Unit, offers a diverse off-road experience, approximately one mile long and moderately difficult. This trail challenges drivers with a combination of densely forested sections and expansive marshlands, providing varied terra...
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Trail 4 is a moderate loop that rides smoother and more flowing than many of the sand-heavy routes in the system, making it a good option for riders looking for a less punishing pace. The trail follows a winding line through pine forest with a mix of sandy stretches and firmer ground, where traction...
Learn more about Wambaw Trail 4

Trail 4 takes you from Trail 11a at the east end to Trail 19 at the west end of the trail in the north part of the Citrus Wildlife Management Area. The road conditions are a mixture of packed sand, loose sand, and some deep holes that can turn into 2-foot deep mud holes after rainy days. The road is...
Learn more about Trail 4 - Citrus WMA

Trail 4 is a half-mile trail that takes you from the end of Trail 5 back around to Trail 5 again. There are a few muddy spots, so we labeled this a blue trail. You usually always see deer on this trail. There is potential to open another trail or two from Trail 4 very soon.
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Trail 4 routes up from Sand Lick Fork from Trail 1, which goes up around an oil pump building and toward Trail 5. You can find the Lazy Loop Trail, 4a, and Cavern Cove trails from off this trail. There are several inclines, washes, and rocks to traverse on the trail. Keep an eye out for the Hollerwo...
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The north end of this trail starts out very wide, like a shelf road, lined with tall sugar pines, then goes into the trees on a narrower path. It stays smooth and obstacle-free for the entire route, winding through the trees with light dips and bumps, but not many rocks. You have to watch out for so...
Learn more about Trail 4-3 (11E34)