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Showing 12 Best Offroad Trails within 50 miles of Oak Valley, New Jersey
Washington Quaker Bridge Road, New Jersey
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9.3 mi.
Folklore, ghost towns, and reports of a creature called the Jersey Devil are all part of the region known as the Pine Barrens of New Jersey. The story of this road is a little more angelic. The Quak...Read More
Stokes Road, New Jersey
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4.27 mi.
If you like tight trees, muddy water crossings, and whoop-de-doos, make sure you get out and explore Stokes Road. This trail has enormous portions of sandy whoop-de-doos, which seem to go on for mile...Read More
Maxwell Friendship Road, New Jersey
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6.23 mi.
The New Jersey Pine Barrens, also known as the Pinelands or simply the Pines, is rich in history, going back 10,000 years. In the 1700s, the area was settled by Europeans who found iron ore in the bo...Read More
Bulldozed Road, New Jersey
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3.92 mi.
Certain base maps will show this road's first portion as "Lower Forge." However, you cannot drive all of Lower Forge due to a wilderness boundary, so we have included the driveable part as Bulldozed R...Read More
Penn Swamp, New Jersey
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2.29 mi.
Penn Swamp is one of the many roads within the Wharton State Forest that travels through a pitch pine forest with an open floor. The road is a mix of hardpacked dirt and sand. It connects Washington...Read More
Mullica Road, New Jersey
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6.97 mi.
Mullica Road is a sandy, single-vehicle wide road that generally follows the Mullica River in the Wharton State Forest in New Jersey. The road can be tight in spots as it weaves through the trees. S...Read More
Mount Sandy Ridge, New Jersey
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4.46 mi.
Starting from the southern end, your vehicle will endure deep pinstripes. Starting from the northern end, you will end up in a more open floor forested area that provides good locations for pulling o...Read More
Explore Top Rated Offroad Trails in New Jersey
Washington Quaker Bridge Road, New Jersey
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9.3 mi.
Folklore, ghost towns, and reports of a creature called the Jersey Devil are all part of the region known as the Pine Barrens of New Jersey. The story of this road is a little more angelic. The Quak...Read More
Stokes Road, New Jersey
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4.27 mi.
If you like tight trees, muddy water crossings, and whoop-de-doos, make sure you get out and explore Stokes Road. This trail has enormous portions of sandy whoop-de-doos, which seem to go on for mile...Read More
Maxwell Friendship Road, New Jersey
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6.23 mi.
The New Jersey Pine Barrens, also known as the Pinelands or simply the Pines, is rich in history, going back 10,000 years. In the 1700s, the area was settled by Europeans who found iron ore in the bo...Read More
Penn Swamp, New Jersey
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2.29 mi.
Penn Swamp is one of the many roads within the Wharton State Forest that travels through a pitch pine forest with an open floor. The road is a mix of hardpacked dirt and sand. It connects Washington...Read More
Bulldozed Road, New Jersey
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3.92 mi.
Certain base maps will show this road's first portion as "Lower Forge." However, you cannot drive all of Lower Forge due to a wilderness boundary, so we have included the driveable part as Bulldozed R...Read More
Mullica Road, New Jersey
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6.97 mi.
Mullica Road is a sandy, single-vehicle wide road that generally follows the Mullica River in the Wharton State Forest in New Jersey. The road can be tight in spots as it weaves through the trees. S...Read More
Tuckerton Road, New Jersey
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8.42 mi.
Tuckerton Road is one of the primary roads you will use to explore Wharton State Forest. Not only does it offer plenty to see in terms of a forest, but it also gives you that "two-track" remote feeli...Read More
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