Tuttle Creek Lake, Tuttle Creek OHV Area, Tuttle Creek Offroad Park, Randolph ORV Area
Last Known Status
Open
DESCRIPTION
Located on the western shore of Tuttle Creek Lake, this off-road area offers a wide variety of terrain that consists of steep hill climbs, rocky sections with sharp turns, deep ruts, scattered mud puddles, creek crossings and miles of surrounding jeep trails. Camping and overnight use is prohibited however there are numerous campgrounds close by with a few that offer boating opportunities. Trail Map...Directions...Nearby Trails...
From: Manhattan, KS
1) Take US-24 (Tuttle Creek Blvd.) north about 24 miles (US-24 turns into US-77)
2) Turn right on CR-893, continue .3 miles
3) Turn right on Secrest Rd., continue about 2 miles to the park
TYPE OF AREA
Area
Trail
Land
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
QUALITY
Rating
Good
Recommended Stay
Full Day
TERRAIN
Miles Of Trail
10
Climate Type
Forest
Elevation
1150 to 1250 ft.
Trail Maintenance
Unknown
Loose Dirt
Some
Hard Pack
Some
Mud
Mostly
Dust
Little
Rocks
Some
Trees
Many
Steep Hills
Few
Water Crossings
Some
Hazards
Few
(hazards assumed marked but use caution)
Novice
Some
Amateur
Mostly
Expert
Little
REGULATIONS
Permit Required
No
Dates Open
Year-Round
Spark Arrestor
Yes
A spark arresting silencer or end cap is required for all vehicles.
Noise Limit
Yes
Night Riding
No
riding hours 9am-dusk
Flags
Not Required
Two Strokes
No Restriction
Cross Country
Prohibited
ATVs
No Restriction
UTVs
No Restriction
4x4s (registered)
No Restriction
Unregistered Cars/4x4s/Buggies
No Restriction
Bicycles
No Restriction
Not Recommended
Hiking
No Restriction
Not Recommended
Horseback
No Restriction
Not Recommended
Camping
Prohibited
Campfires
Prohibited
Alcohol
Prohibited
Fireworks
Prohibited
Firearms
Prohibited
Law Enforcement
Insurance
*Disclaimer: RiderPlanet strongly recommends that you have medical insurance and carry motorcycle insurance or ATV insurance before taking your vehicle to any of the locations depicted here.
Comment
Private property surrounds ORV park however boundaries are marked with yellow posts and signs. Some areas may be marked with barbed wire or rock walls - this is private property and do not proceed any further.