Texas Off-Road Trails

B-26, Spiderweb Loop, circles the southeast B section of the park, passing dozens of other technical trails. The Southern end of the B-26 loop is notorious for large mud bogs during wet periods. Be cautious as the mud is thick and sticky, with a peanut butter-type consistency. The west and east side of the loop are easy, hard-packed surfaces with a few exposed rocks. The northern end of the loop presents the only non-mud-related challenge, with a 12-degree hill where you straddle a 14'' deep erosion rut. In dry conditions, this trail is suitable for any high clearance vehicle.

Fees

Daily fees and annual passes can be purchased at the park gate with a card or cash, but both fees are cheaper if bought online.

Hours and Location

Northwest OHV Park is at 279 George Mitchell Pkwy, Bridgeport, TX 76426. The park hours vary depending on the time of year. For more information, call (940) 683-3480 Monday through Friday or (940) 683-3685 on weekends.

Camping

Free primitive camping is allowed in the staging area on Friday and Saturday nights. No camping in the woods or on the trails.

D-76 is a hardpacked dirt road that loops around the plateau above the three quarries. Along the western straight, just before the intersection with E-101, there is an optional mud bog that parallels the main trail, where you can feel free to test your luck in the peanut butter-type mud. Travelers must tackle one hill at 20 degrees of pitch, with a steep break-over angle that could be troublesome for long-wheelbase vehicles, but otherwise, the road is obstacle free and a good beginner option on a wet day.

The trail is suitable for any high clearance vehicle.

Fees

Daily fees and annual passes can be purchased at the park gate with a card or cash, but both fees are cheaper if bought online.

Hours and Location

Northwest OHV Park is located at 279 George Mitchell Pkwy, Bridgeport, TX 76426. The park hours vary depending on the time of year. For more information, call (940) 683-3480 Monday through Friday or (940) 683-3685 on weekends.

Camping

Free primitive camping is allowed in the staging area on Friday and Saturday nights. No camping in the woods or on the trails.

Valley Road is one of only a couple of 4x4 roads in the western half of Hidden Falls Adventure Park. This area of the park is primarily for ATV trails, so don't be surprised when you see many signs and intersections for those such trails. Valley Road is a multi-use trail designated for both 4x4s and ATVs. It boasts the most significant water crossing within the park as you start by crossing Camp Creek. Immediately following the creek crossing, you are greeted with a steep hill making up the most challenging part of the trail. The remainder of the trail is a hard-packed, 2-vehicle-wide road across open terrain with a single, 50-yard optional mud bog. The trail passes a few large gathering spots with shade that could make for good lunch spots in the summer. The road deadends a short distance north of its intersection with Park Road 4.

The park's rating system considers Valley Road a level 2 trail.

This trail is suitable for any high clearance vehicle.

Fees and Entry

Daily fees or extended memberships can be purchased at the park office. Entry into the park is on a first-come, first-served basis until the park reaches capacity, so be sure to arrive early.

Hours

Hidden Falls Adventure Park is only open Thursday thru Sunday, with 8 am and 9 am opening times and 2 pm-7 pm closing times depending on the day. Visit the park website for more information.

Accommodations

The park offers almost any type of accommodation you can think of. There are cabin rentals, bunkhouses, full RV hookups, dry campsites, and dispersed sites. Camping is only allowed in the designated areas and not on the trails. Reservations are required for all overnight camping. Visit the park website for booking information.

Park Road 4 is an easy, multi-use dirt road primarily used as an access road for ATV riders to ride between the General Store and the ATV trail system. The road is hard-packed and 2-3 vehicles wide the entire way. The closer you get to Area B, the more gravel you will encounter along the road surface.

Park Road 4 is considered a level 2 road per the park's rating system.

This trail is suitable for any high clearance vehicle.

Fees and Entry

Daily fees or extended memberships can be purchased at the park office. Entry into the park is on a first-come, first-served basis until the park reaches capacity, so be sure to arrive early.

Hours

Hidden Falls Adventure Park is only open Thursday thru Sunday, with 8 am and 9 am opening times and 2 pm-7 pm closing times depending on the day. Visit the park website for more information.

Accommodations

The park offers almost any type of accommodation you can think of. There are cabin rentals, bunkhouses, full RV hookups, dry campsites, and dispersed sites. Camping is only allowed in the designated areas and not on the trails. Reservations are required for all overnight camping. Visit the park website for booking information.

With two hiking trailheads and the end of Juniper Canyon Road, hikers are sure to receive an extra bonus when opting to traverse Juniper Canyon Road. As a trail off of Glenn Springs Road, many may pass the trail in lieu of the more well known Black Gap Road, however those looking to explore a rocky trail through some magnificent scenery may wish to explore this lesser traveled trail.

Park Road 2 is an easy, two-way hard-packed access road multiple vehicles wide. The road is considered level 2 by the park's rating system. It is bumpy in a few areas with tiny, 4 to 6-inch ledge drops. Many trails spur off both sides of Park Road 2, everything from level 1 to level 5.

This trail is suitable for any high clearance vehicle.

Fees and Entry

Daily fees or extended memberships can be purchased at the park office. Entry into the park is on a first-come, first-served basis until the park reaches capacity, so be sure to arrive early.

Hours

Hidden Falls Adventure Park is only open Thursday thru Sunday, with 8 am and 9 am opening times and 2 pm-7 pm closing times depending on the day. Visit the park website for more information.

Accommodations

The park offers almost any type of accommodation you can think of. There are cabin rentals, bunkhouses, full RV hookups, dry campsites, and dispersed sites. Camping is only allowed in the designated areas and not on the trails. Reservations are required for all overnight camping. Visit the park website for booking information.

Hog Alley is an easy dirt road that travels a ridgeline connecting Baby Back and Park Road 2. Typically a ridgeline is a high point that water would run down from. However, this trail defies that logic and selfishly stores gallons of water in several thick and sticky optional mud holes along the sides of the trail. The mud in these holes has a peanut butter consistency and almost acts like quicksand.

Hog Alley is considered level 1 by the park's rating system and has bypasses for every mud hole. Be cautious and do not attempt mud without recovery equipment and other vehicles.

This trail is suitable for any high clearance vehicle.

Fees and Entry

Daily fees or extended memberships can be purchased at the park office. Entry into the park is on a first-come, first-served basis until the park reaches capacity, so be sure to arrive early.

Hours

Hidden Falls Adventure Park is only open Thursday thru Sunday, with 8 am and 9 am opening times and 2 pm-7 pm closing times depending on the day. Visit the park website for more information.

Accommodations

The park offers almost any type of accommodation you can think of. There are cabin rentals, bunkhouses, full RV hookups, dry campsites, and dispersed sites. Camping is only allowed in the designated areas and not on the trails. Reservations are required for all overnight camping. Visit the park website for booking information.