OFF ROAD PARKS

Hemlock Ridge is a private off road facility, catering to small groups and events. We host several of our own 4x4 events annually.

We are NOT open to the public. Trails range from green to red.

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Windrock Park is 73,000 acres of off-road excitement located in  Oliver Springs, TN. The trails accommodate all types of vehicles from  ATVs, SxSs, dirt bikes, mountain bikes, Jeeps/4x4s, buggies and trucks.  We are the LARGEST privately owned riding area in the country. Known for keeping the rider in mind, come see what everyone is talking about!

Windrock  Park offers a variety of amenities including more than 300 miles of trail riding and hiking, camping and events! Come enjoy a family-oriented atmosphere and don’t forget to get a souvenir before you  go!

Windrock Park also has a variety of additional offerings in addition to being your premier off-road adventure park!

You can also purchase the use of the park for commercials, photoshoots, weddings and foot races.

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Field & Forest is a private campground, outdoor event facility,  and recreation area catering to large groups and events. We do not rent  individual campsites. We host several of our own 4x4 and motorcycle  events annually as well as provide facilities for events hosted by  multiple other groups.  If you've had an event here in the past, or are  interested in renting the property for the weekend for any sort of  event, feel free to contact us to discuss the details. We'll be happy to discuss your wedding, reunion, rally, burn, festival, etc.

We are NOT an open to the public off-road park. Trails are an amenity  for campers only. We do not have facilities for individuals or small  groups of wheelers except for our open to the public weekends. For the  most part, our trails are only available to members of the Northeast  Association of 4WD Clubs (nea4wd.org) and select other organizations.

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*  Cost is $20 per vehicle (up to 2  occupants) and $4 for each additional.  Drivers need to check in at the  Visitor Center to get the gate opened. The gate will close at  approximately 5pm during the summer, to allow vehicles to get out before  the park closes at night.

*  The trails are open to the public  during the Visitors Center hours of operation.  Typically 8 am - 6 pm,  mid-May to mid- November.

*  The trail is currently approximately 2.5 miles long and is estimated to take 3.5-5 hours to complete. 

*  Please take some time to familiarize yourself with the vehicle requirements.

This trail has ratings of "More Difficult".  There are a few spur  trails that are "Most Difficult".  Please reference the trail rating  system for further information.

Responsible Wheeling

 Promoting safe and responsible wheeling and protecting our environment  for future generations is our top priority.  If you're not sure about  taking your vehicle through the trail, feel free to walk the trail and  watch other vehicles go through the obstacles.

~ A winch is REQUIRED
~ Use a tree saver strap when pinching
~ Travel in a group of two or more vehicles
~ Know your vehicle's capabilities
~ Stay on designated trail
~ Tread lightly
~ Respect one-way direction of trail
~ Comply with all signs
~ Respect trail boundaries
~ Respect wildlife at a distance

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AOAA Trails is an extensive off-road trail system  conveniently located in Eastern Pennsylvania. We’ve been named one of  the top 10 destinations in the country for ATVs, full-size vehicles and  dirt bikes. Our hundreds of miles of diverse trails on 6,500 acres,  combined with top-notch facilities, give our guests experiences that  have them coming back for more.

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Rausch Creek Off-Road Park is devoted to providing a fun, legal place  for off-road enthusiasts to go four-wheeling with their four-wheel  drive Jeep, truck, or SUV. The park consists of 3,000 acres of easy,  intermediate, and difficult trails - featuring rocks, bowls, hills, club  friendly trails, and free, on-site camping.

There is a 2-vehicle minimum to drive the trails. Please visit our programs page to learn more about how to find others to go wheeling with.

Our park does not allow quads, bikes, or side-by-sides. 

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