Texas Trails

Black Gap Road in Big Bend National Park is 1 of 3 Jeep Badge of Honor Trails in Texas and arguably the most well-known off-road trail in the state of Texas. Connecting Glenn Springs Road with River Road, Black Gap is perhaps the most remote, un-maintained road in the park, providing scenic views of the Chisos Mountain Range as well as wide-open vistas of the Chihuahuan Desert. For those looking to experience Texas at its best, Black Gap Road is an absolute must do!

Located just outside Marble Falls, an hour from Austin, Hidden Falls Adventure Park is an exhilarating 4x4 and camping area with some of the best offroading for miles around. With over 2,000 acres, this private off-road park, also designated as a Jeep Badge of Honor park, offers nearly 240 miles of trails suitable for all types of 4-wheel drive vehicles. Drivers can expect to be challenged with a variety of terrains, including steep hills, rock gardens, ledge climbs, water crossings, and tight turns.

Hidden Falls Adventure Park is an unforgettable experience that combines the thrill of off-road driving with the beauty of the Texas Hill Country. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced driver, there's something for everyone at this amazing off-road park.

Located 100 miles northwest of Dallas, in Bridgeport, Texas, Northwest OHV Park is a 302-acre rock quarry converted to an offroad park in 2009. This Jeep Badge of Honor designated OHV park offers around 25 miles of trails varying in difficulty, great for any level of wheeler from beginners to experts. Minos Loop circles the northwest corner of the property and offers an excellent opportunity to test your 4x4 skills over large limestone deposits that create steep hills and dramatic ledges. Use this trail to access several of the park's longest rock-crawling trails.

Driving through the Chihuahuan Desert, splitting the Black Hills on one side and the imposing Cienega Mountains on the other, you can't help but feel you are in a remote part of the world. Casa Piedra is the warm-up where you can let your stress slip away before venturing into the wild and remote portions of Big Bend Ranch State Park, or allow your mind to unwind from the thrilling adventures you just had in the park. Take the time - enjoy the views - and venture down Casa Piedra!

F.M. T.R.O. is located in the park's western half and is the longest trail within Hidden Falls at nearly 3 miles. The trail begins at Park Road 1, not far from the park office, and quickly mesmerizes you with an incredible water crossing that looks bottomless but varies in depth of 2-3 feet. After passing unique rock formations, the trail increases in difficulty and becomes a non-stop rock garden filled with basketball and beachball-sized moving boulders. The trail randomly sprinkles in 2, 3, and even 4-foot ledges where multiple lines can traverse the obstacles to ensure it stays technical enough. The trail intersects with Valley Road, where you can bail out or continue trekking north, tackling more limestone ledges and eventually connecting to Park Road 2 near Green Mile.

F.M. T.R.O. is considered a level 4 road per the park's rating system.

This trail is best for modified vehicles with larger tires, traction aid devices, and skid plates.

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 R.V. 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

A-2 is a difficult and long trail that circles the south and eastern edges of the East Quarry. The trail can be run in either direction and is fun either way. A-2 offers steep, 23-degree rocky climbs, small basketball-sized rock gardens, puckering shelf sections, scenic views into the southern A section of the park, and 3-foot stair-step ledge drops. The trail connects several other hill climbs and offers an alternative to the easy roads that are typically taken to the pavilion. This is a great trail for new drivers in a modified vehicle to test their skills and the vehicle's capabilities. Larger tires and rocker protection are highly recommended.

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.

Cut by raging water flows, Bronco Buster is a narrow, rocky canyon sporting 8-foot dirt walls topped with thick cedar trees. This canyon connecting Snoopy Falls and Park Road 2 will make you feel like you are driving through a tunnel. The trail boasts a number of challenges, including off-camber wall leans ready to take out mirrors and fenders, beachball-sized diff-catching rocks, sharp limestone wedges that choke your tire sidewalls, and 2'-3' ledge climbs that require a generous throttle bump.

Bronco Buster is considered a level 4 trail per the park's rating system.

This trail is best for modified vehicles with larger tires and skid plate protection.

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.

Green Horn is a moderate, rocky trail connecting Park Road 2 and the mid-way point of North Pole. The trail is rightfully named as it is excellent for beginner 4-wheelers to stretch their legs and challenge themselves with little fear of vehicle damage. The trail starts in the dry drainage of Hickory Creek, where you will first traverse flat, table-top-sized boulders. You then must conquer a small, double-step waterfall with twin 18-inch ledges. The final obstacle is a much larger, 3-foot ledge with a slight undercut. This obstacle is entirely optional, with a smooth bypass around one side.

Green Horn is considered level 4 by the park's rating system.

This trail is suitable for any stock, high clearance 4-wheel drive.

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.

E-102 cuts through the center of the E-101 loop and follows a deeply cut ravine seasoned with tabletop-sized limestone slabs and peppered with plenty of round beachball boulders. Traction is already tough due to the unsecured moving rocks, but add in a little rain, and this trail can easily become impossible. The trail is a two-way trail with minimal spots to pull out of the way for oncoming traffic, especially for groups.

This trail is best suited for modified vehicles with large tires and traction aid devices. Rock sliders and engine skid plates are a must if you want to exit this trail under your own power.

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.

C-51 is a muddy ridge line above the West Quarry and the Powerline Road. There are several ways to access C-51, but if you approach from the east, you encounter several peanut butter-thick mud holes that will stick to everything and refuse to clean out from your tires. The southwest corner of the trail is generally hard-packed and offers several roller coaster-style inclines. 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 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.

Rocky starts near Area B and passes by the most notorious hill climbs in the park, like Penthouse, Dammit Derek, and Loose Rock. Rocky begins as a reasonably easy, hard-packed trail as it circles the south and east end of Wildcat Mountain, with only a few small sections of bumpy football-sized rocks. Once passing Revenge and heading northeast toward Feeder Creek, the trail finally presents a rightfully named challenge with a rocky, chewed-up hill peppered with large tombstone and tire-sized rocks. Careful tire placement and good ground clearance will be necessary to avoid differential hits or rocker panel damage.

This trail best suits modified vehicles with larger tires, skid plates, and traction aid devices.

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.

Unlike the muddy ridgeline to the southwest, Boss Hog is a continuous staircase of limestone drops as it makes its way from Park Road 2 near Hog Alley down to an intersection with Royal Gorge. The ledges start small on the trail's west end at about 10" and gradually grow in size until you come to a 5-foot, horseshoe-shaped waterfall drop with only a few possible lines. This obstacle poses a significant challenge to stock vehicles; thus, the trail is best suited for modified vehicles with larger tires and undercarriage protection. This trail is a two-way trail and a significant challenge in either direction.

Boss Hog is considered a level 3 road per the park's rating system.

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 3 is a wide, hard-packed main access road used primarily as an exit to the one-way hill climbs on the south side of Wildcat Mountain. Additionally, it is an easy road to visit the radio tower on Wildcat Mountain and visit the lookout point, where you can oversee the entire southwest side of the park and gaze upon Texas hill country for miles.

Park Road 3 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.

C-52 is a hill climb trail with one nasty little ledge near the top. The ledge ranges from 42 inches on the left to 30 inches on the right. There are multiple lines across the ledge. The far right seems the easiest because of the shorter climb. However, the far right will lean the vehicle off-camber towards a large tree on the downhill side. Pick a line that best suits your vehicle.

This trail is suitable for modified vehicles with large tires, skid plates, and traction aid devices.

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.

Wet & Wild is a tight, narrow, rocky canyon that treks over small limestone ledges and basketball-sized boulders. This half-mile-long trail through thick cedar trees offers a half dozen optional ledge climbs that will challenge even the most built rigs. Halfway through the trail, you encounter the first optional ledge, a horseshoe-shaped waterfall ranging from 3-5 feet tall, with a slight undercut. A large coffin-sized rock at the bottom of the obstacle makes it tough to gather momentum as it will grab most differentials. The bypass around this obstacle is a steep, loose, v-notch that is not stock vehicle friendly.

Wet & Wild is considered a level 4 trail per the park's rating system.

This trail is best for modified vehicles with larger tires and skid plate protection.

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.

D-82 is a short trail that cuts through the north side of the D-76 loop. The western half of the trail crosses along a rocky and muddy flat in the middle of a bunch of brush and trees. The trail's eastern end offers a dozen different hill climbs, each with unique characteristics. All of which are steep from 23-32 degrees of pitch. A few of the climbs are smooth and good for stock 4-wheel drive vehicles, while others trouble you with 3-foot rock ledges halfway up the hill requiring big tires and high horsepower.

This trail is suitable for any high clearance 4-wheel drive 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.

A-12 is an easy hard-packed dirt road with one slight off-camber section that leans 12 degrees and another section of flat, football-sized rocks. It is primarily used to access or exit the A-6, Fenceline North trail, which is a difficult and rocky hill climb between A-2 and A-12. The A-12 trail is also used to access A-13, which offers several steep inclines and descents. The A-12 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.

Feeder Creek is a simple, hard-packed dirt road with a few rogue rocks, potholes, and shallow erosion ruts. Its primary use is to connect Green Horn/Park Road 2 with North Pole, just west of Mount Saint James. It's a well-traveled two-way trail and generally 1.5-2 vehicles wide.

Feeder Creek is considered a level 2 road per the park's map but a level 1 per signs on the ground.

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.

A-4 is a short trail around the bottom of the east quarry along the north wall. The trail is often muddy and can easily be impassable due to the cake-frosting thickness of the mud. Be aware that mud holes can be deeper than they appear. Always be sure to probe depths before entering.

This trail is best suited for high clearance 4-wheel drive vehicles.

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.

A-8 is an uphill rock garden trail heavily peppered with free-moving basketball-sized rocks. This trail is called No Winch Hill for a good reason. There are no trees large enough or anything anchored to the ground that could be used as a winch anchor if you get stuck. Because the large rocks are constantly moving, it is easy to snag differential-catching rocks that will put a pause on any forward momentum. Gathering traction from a dead stop in the middle of the hill climb can be nearly impossible. This trail is best suited for modified vehicles with large tires, skid plates, and traction aid devices.

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.

Carnage Canyon is a 400-yard trail that climbs sharply between Dino Falls and Hog Alley. The trail's three limestone ledge obstacles will punish your rock sliders and undercarriage if you are not cautious with your line choice. The first ledge is the smallest, with a 12-inch wall and only wide enough to offer one line choice. The second ledge is 3-4 feet with multiple lines, the far right being the easiest. The third and final ledge is 2-5 feet tall with multiple lines. The far left is the easiest. This two-way trail is best run uphill from east to west.

This trail is best suited for modified vehicles with larger tires and traction aid devices.

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.

Dino Falls is a short trail connecting Park Road 2 and Baby Back while passing through Hickory Creek. The waterfall is a popular picture point with vehicles staged as close to the edge as possible. The large parking area atop the falls is great for hanging out and relaxing. Vehicles are not allowed at the base of the falls, but the trail loops around the west side and drops down into the creek bottom. The transition from the top to the bottom of the falls is a dirt v-notch that varies in depth depending on recent rainfall. The creek bottom is bumpy, filled with rocks of different sizes, from golf balls to beachballs, and often has standing water.

In dry conditions, this trail is suitable for any high clearance vehicle. In wet conditions, 4WD is necessary.

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.

E-102 is a straight-through trail from the creek bottom of E-103 to the upper cutoff of E-101. The bottom of the trail has a deep erosion-created ravine with several tombstone-sized boulders lying in the trench. This can be avoided by hugging one side of the trail and is guaranteed to flex out the suspension in doing so. Continue up a steep grade where you come across a split in the trail offering two different routes to the top. Both routes squeeze between tight trees and then over a stairstep-style ledge made of dozens of flat, loose limestone slabs.

This trail is best suited for modified vehicles with larger tires and skid plates.

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.

C-56 is a short hill climb connecting C-51 and B-26. The trail offers a puckering 26-degree pitch at the top where it's hard to see over the hood on the way down. Stay in the center of the trail and straddle an erosion rut as you make your way over several football-sized rocks near the bottom. This trail is suitable for any vehicle with high clearance and 4-low.

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.

A-11, Edwards Run, is a technical bouldery hill climb cutting from Honey Bee to the best part of No Winch Hill. The trail starts in a narrow ravine with large, tire-sized boulders and makes its way north to a large, sloped, 30' waterfall climb made up of 3 stair steps. The climb is buttered with coffin-sized limestone slabs that perfectly mask 40" holes. This trail will require large tires, traction aid devices, heavy-duty skid plates, and body armor is highly recommended.

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.

E-104 is a rocky ridge between E-101 and E-103, in the northwest section of the park. The trail forces you to negotiate a wide v-notch while traveling uphill, followed by tire-sized, diff-catching boulders right as you crest the ridge. The rocks on the south side get even bigger with tabletop-sized boulders in the center of the trail and sedan-sized rock slabs on the sides of the trail. These massive rocks offer a great opportunity to test suspension flex and check component clearances.

This trail is best suited for modified vehicles with large tires, traction aid devices, skid plates, and body armor.

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.

Revenge is a 50-yard wide wall on the east side of Wildcat Mountain that offers multiple ledge climbs between Rocky trail and Park Road 3. The ledges range from 2 feet to 7 feet tall and every size in between. Most climbs are only 5-10 yards long, but the terrain is loose and could prove impossible in wet conditions.

This trail best suits modified vehicles with larger tires and skid plates.

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.

E-106 is a quick loop in the park's northwest corner, spurring off of E-101, Minos Loop. The trail offers multiple steep, off-camber ledge climbs pinched between large trees. Different lines along the ledges range from 2 to 4 feet tall. A few ledges are severely undercut. Raising a tire on this trail is very common and the potential for rollover is high. Vehicles parked at the bottom of the climb should give ample space and be prepared to move at any time.

This trail is best suited for modified vehicles with large tires, traction aid devices, skid plates, and body armor.

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.

Royal Gorge is a narrow wash trail that parallels Park Road 2, passes Helicopter Landing Zone 4, and offers several entry and exit points. The main feature on the trail is a massive, bowl-shaped waterfall with multiple lines ranging from 4-6 feet tall. The only bypass around the waterfall is a loose, 4-5 stairstep climb over 10'' ledges. The northwest end of the trail offers a couple of small, single-ledge obstacles and a rutty rock garden.

Royal Gorge is considered a level 5 road per the park's rating system, but this would be if you attempt the large waterfall.

This trail is suitable for modified vehicles with larger tires and skid plates as they can bypass the most difficult obstacles, but to conquer the biggest waterfall, you will need a highly modified vehicle on 37'' tires or larger and locking differentials.

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.

Green Horn 2 starts at Green Horn 1 and travels directly north, parallelling Feeder Creek. This trail is a somewhat narrow wash with a few sporadic rocks smaller than a football and two small ledges. The first ledge is around 12'' tall, and the second is around 16'' tall. Neither ledge is that challenging. Just a good place to stretch the suspension.

Green Horn 2 is considered a level 4 road per the park's rating system.

This trail is suitable for any high clearance, 4wd 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.

A-7, also called Pavillion Jump, is a hard-packed dirt road shortcut from the top of No Winch Hill to the Pavillion and City Overlook. There are no obstacles, but one potential mudhole depending on recent rains.

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.

E-105 is a straight-through trail that can be run in either direction from the creek bottom of E-103 to the western fence line and the upper cutoff of E-101. This gradual hill climb is covered in football-sized boulders with one additional obstacle of two 24'' tall tabletop-sized rocks, that you must climb both front tires over simultaneously and straddle the opening between them, as you then pull the rear tires up and over. This obstacle is about halfway up the hill.

This trail is best suited for modified vehicles with larger tires. Skid plates and rocker protection are highly recommended.

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.

A-10, known as Honey Bee, is a short loop to access the A-9 and A-11 hill climbs. The trail has a few exposed boulders that could catch a low-hanging differential and a few erosion ruts that will slightly articulate your suspension. This is an easy trail, 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.

A-9 is a consistent rock garden hill climb from start to finish. The trail starts at A-10, where you immediately traverse basketball and beachball-sized boulders. The farther you continue up the hill, the larger the rocks become. Near the top of the climb, you encounter coffin-sized rock slabs with very few line choices. This trail is best for modified vehicles with large tires, traction aid devices, heavy-duty skid plates, and rocker protection.

D-79 is a rocky shortcut trail between Rocky Bluff Loop and the access road. The southwest end has an 18-degree hill you climb up and over. You then pass trail D-77 and drop down a rocky, 12'' ledge. This trail is suitable for any high clearance 4-wheel drive.

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.

We Show is the shortest "trail" in BMRA - effectively a connector trail rounding off the northeast corner of Omega. We Show also offers a unique opportunity to add a level of difficulty in an otherwise minimal obstacle on Omega. By exiting We Show and driving south on Omega, one positions their vehicle in such a precarious position to require the use of lockers and suspend their vehicle across diagonal points. If you're looking for a brief rise in heart rate, try running We Show - and don't be fooled by its otherwise innocence of length. There is no camping found directly along this trail.