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Showing Beginner Offroad Trails within 200 miles of Banner Elk, North Carolina
Grassy Gap Road, Georgia
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4.18 mi.
One of the less frequently traveled Forest Service roads, Grassy Gap Road is another entrance to the popular Blue Ridge Wildlife Management Area of the Chattahoochee National Forest. Climbing 1200 fee...Read More
Tray Mountain Road, Georgia
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8.02 mi.
Just north of Helen, Georgia lies Tray Mountain Road. Perhaps the most popular offroad trail in all of Georgia, this road climbs Tray Mountain to Tray Gap, a small parking area and an intersection wit...Read More
Old Bucktown Road, Georgia
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2.87 mi.
Just outside of Ellijay, Georgia, and immediately north of Amicalola Falls State Park lies Old Bucktown Road. Part of the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains which extend 550 miles from Georgia all the way...Read More
Forest Service Road 333, Georgia
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3.33 mi.
Following the Toccoa River along the base of John Dick Mountain, Forest Service Road 333 is the rarely used north western entrance of the Blue Ridge Wildlife Management Area of the Chattahoochee Natio...Read More
Nimblewill Gap, Georgia
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4.97 mi.
Situated in a mountain range spanning 550 miles from Georgia to Pennsylvania called the Blue Ridge Mountains is an easy trail known as Nimblewill Gap Road. What it lacks in difficulty and obstacles, i...Read More
Horse Pasture Road, South Carolina
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11.68 mi.
Horse Pasture Road is the eastern entrance of the Jim Timmerman Natural Resources Area at Jocassee Gorges, one of the only temperate rain forests in the United States east of the Cascade Mountains. In...Read More
Corbin Creek Road, Georgia
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10.35 mi.
Just north of Helen, Georgia lies Corbin Creek Road. Twisting and turning all the way to the top of Tray Mountain, this popular trail is the northernmost and smoothest way to Tray Gap, a small parking...Read More
Explore Top Rated Offroad Trails in North Carolina
Old Buzzard Roost aka Goat Trail, North Carolina
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3.88 mi.
Skirting the northwest side of Longarm Mountain in the Pisgah National Forest, Old Buzzard Roost, also known as Goat Trail, is a spirited offroad trail for new and seasoned offroaders alike. Dense da...Read More
Hurricane Creek, North Carolina
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5.86 mi.
Hurricane Creek is one of the more famous offroad trails in the southeastern United States. It lies within the Pisgah National Forest and is neighbored by the Cherokee National Forest and the nearby ...Read More
Dutch John, North Carolina
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2.03 mi.
Mostly mild with just a dash of wild, Dutch John is a natural addition to the list of trails you should complete when visiting the Uwharrie National Forest OHV area. But do not be fooled, if you're v...Read More
Rocky Mountain Loop, North Carolina
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1.88 mi.
Are you not quite up for the adventure that is Dickey Bell but still want to hone your skills? Are you looking for excellent dispersed camping in Uwharrie with enough room for several vehicles? Rock...Read More
Falls Dam, North Carolina
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1.87 mi.
Falls Dam is nestled at the southern end of the Uwharrie National Forest OHV area just north of the flowing Yadkin River. Uwharrie National Forest OHV is home to a network of well-maintained off-road...Read More
Wolf Den, North Carolina
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0.94 mi.
If you are a beginner or are just seeking a relaxing day out on the trails, Wolf Den should be on your Uwharrie shortlist. Several optional obstacles will test a stock rig if you are growing your off...Read More
Slab Pile, North Carolina
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1.08 mi.
If a nice, easy stroll through the Uwharrie National Forest sounds like your style of offroading, look no further than Slab Pile. This trail meanders through the lush forest, providing a great opport...Read More
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