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Wheels Across America: Nationwide Off Road Area List

Where To Go Wheeling In The U.S.A.

By The Four Wheeler Staff

Iron Range OHV Recreation Area

  • Located: In Gilbert, 200 miles north of Minneapolis/St. Paul
  • For More Info: www.dnr.state.mn.us/ohv/iron_range/gilbert/index.html, 218/748-2207
    1. FYI: Riding for all skill levels

Superior National Forest

  • Located: U.S. Hwy 61 to east edge, U.S. Hwy 53 to the west edge
  • For More Info: www.superiornationalforest.org, 218/626-4300
  • FYI: Northern Minnesota is the last stronghold of the gray wolf in the lower 48 states

Mississippi
Red Creek Off-Road Park

  • Located: Perkinston
  • For More Info: www.redcreekoffroad.com, 601/945-5055
  • FYI: Playground for all types

Missouri
SayersBrook Bison Ranch

  • Located: Potosi, around 90 minutes from St. Louis
  • For More Info: www.sayersbrook.com, 888/854-4449, 573/438-4449
  • FYI: Rockcrawling and off-road competitions also happen here

St. Joe State Park

  • Located: Southeast Missouri
  • For More Info: www.mostateparks.com/stjoe.htm, 800/334-6946
  • FYI: It's Missouri's third largest state park

Montana
Montana 4x4 Association, www.m4x4a.org

Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest

  • Located: Headquarters in Dillon on I-15, 63 miles north of Idaho border; located in southwest Montana
  • For More Info: www.fs.fed.us/r1/bdnf, 406/683-3900
  • FYI: The largest national forest in Montana

Custer National Forest

  • Located: Interstate 90 east to State Hwy 212 east for 60 miles
  • For More Info: www.fs.fed.us/r1/custer, 406/657-6200
  • FYI: Forest is 1.3 million acres

Gallatin National Forest

  • Located: Southwestern Montana, north of Yellowstone National Park
  • For More Info: www.fs.fed.us/r1/gallatin, 406/587-6701
  • FYI: The cabins were built in the '20s and '30s, originally for rangers and crews

Garnet Recreation Management Area

  • Located: About 35 miles east of Missoula in the Garnet Range
  • For More Info: www.recreation.gov/detail.cfm?ID=1788, 406/329-3914
  • FYI: Mostly logging roads

Garnet Ghost Town

  • Located: Garnet
  • For More Info: www.garnetghosttown.org, 406/329-3914
  • FYI: It's a preserved ghost town

Kootenai National Forest

  • Located: Northwest corner of Montana and the northeast corner of Idaho at the Canadian border
  • For More Info: www.fs.fed.us/r1/kootenai, 406/293-6211
  • FYI: Its highest point is Snowshoe Peak at 8,738 feet

Lolo National Forest

  • Located: Western Montana, surrounding Missoula
  • For More Info: www.fs.fed.us/r1/lolo, 406/329-3750
  • FYI: Lolo likely derived from "Lou-Lou" or "Lawrence," a trapper killed by a grizzly and buried at Grave Creek

Nevada
Nevada United Four Wheelers Association, www.nufwa.org

Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forests

  • Located: Encompasses all of Nevada and far eastern edge of CA
  • For More Info: www.fs.fed.us/r4/htnf, 775/331-6444
  • FYI: The H-T is the largest national forest outside of Alaska

Pine Forest Recreation Management Area

  • Located: From Winnemucca, go 30 miles north on U.S. why 95, then 50 miles west on State Hwy 140, left at Alta Creek Road
  • For More Info: www.recreation.gov/detail.cfm?ID=1816,
  • FYI: Access can be limited due to snow

Sand Mountain Recreation Area

  • Located: 25 miles east of Fallon on Hwy 50
  • For More Info: www.recreation.gov/detail.cfm?ID=2106, 775/885-6000
  • FYI: Sand Mountain is 2 miles long, 600 feet high

New Hampshire
Northeast Association of 4WD Clubs, www.nea4wd.org

New Jersey
New Jersey Off Road Vehicle Park

  • Located: The Pine Barrens in Chatsworth
  • For More Info: www.njorvp.org, 609/726-0900
  • FYI: 265 acres

New Mexico
Southwest Four Wheel Drive Association, www.swfwda.org

Carson National Forest

  • Located: U.S. Hwy 64 from Taos goes to the north part. South part of the forest, use State 518, 58, or 75
  • For More Info: www.fs.fed.us/r3/carson, 505/758-6200
  • FYI: Forest-road use is limited due to weather

Cibola National Forest

  • Located: Eastward from west central New Mexico into northeastern New Mexico and beyond
  • For More Info: www.fs.fed.us/r3/cibola, 505/346-3900
  • FYI: Cibola is presumed to be the original Zuni Indian name for their group of pueblos or tribal land

By The Four Wheeler Staff
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