Ocala National Forest is one of three National Forests in Florida. Spanning 385,000 acres, Ocala is the second largest National Forest in Florida. Exploring Ocala National Forest can be done in many ways such as hiking, boating, horseback, OHV, ATV, and street-legal vehicles. Ocala National Forest is great for anyone looking to hunt, camp, watch wildlife, visit a shooting range, or even see the Naval Bombing Range!
NE 191st Lane and FR66 travels east and west through Ocala National Forest. The trail has a variety of conditions that should pose no issues for any stock SUV or truck, however, cars should be careful. Once the trail turns into FR66 drivers can expect a scenic route that goes past Lake Delancy and both its camps. Don't let the wide, well-maintained dirt road fool you as eventually the trail becomes very narrow from vegetation, sandy, and has water/mud crossings.
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Starting at the intersection of East Highway 316 and NE 160th Avenue Road, take NE 160th Ave Road north for about 4.5 miles. There will be a wide dirt road on the east side of NE 160th. Turn right/east to start on the trailhead.
FR66 is mainly a scenic road and access to the campsites. Great place for loading/unloading ATVs and UTVs. The east side of FR66 is very narrow and drivers can expect pinstripping from trees and bushes.
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Jeff is an outdoor enthusiast located in the central Florida area. He enjoys exploring Florida's less traveled roads, visiting historic sites, and getting away from the city. While on trails Jeff is a huge supporter of tread lightly and believes in, "take out what you take in."
A love for vehicles has recently brought Jeff to the world of off-roading. He is still new to the game but is enthusiastic about learning new techniques, vehicles, equipment, technology, and bringing all together to contribute to TrailsOffoad.
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