This large adventure park offers over 100 miles of marked and rated trails on 2600 acres with numerous creek crossings, mud bogs, and small bridges in a deep woods setting. The park also features multiple motocross tracks including a main track, vintage, mini and a junior. Jeeps and three-wheelers are prohibited on the trails but dune buggies are permitted up to 55" wide. Overnight camping is available, but note that currently tent sites have water and electric hookups but RV sites do not. Onsite amenities include restroom/shower facilities, a welcome center that offers food and basic dirtbike and ATV supplies during weekends. There are also ATV & golf cart rentals available with a reservation and planned additions include include a restaurant, lodge, hotel, and a storage facility! A popular attraction is the "Blue Sky Zip Line", a unique thrill ride to really get your blood pumping. Be sure to visit the website or call them for the most current schedules and pricing.

This 11 mile trail is moderately challenging and is accessible to ATVs, motorcycles or mountain bikes, but Jeeps are not permitted. Trail riding is discouraged from October - December during hunting season.

This track is open for practice from Monday through Saturday from 9am to dark and Sunday from noon to dark. Primitive camping is allowed and there is no charge. Quads are allowed.

The Enoree OHV Trail has about 14 miles of loops that consist of double-track dirt trails and sandy washes which can be usally accessed between the months of April through December. Jeeps and 4x4s are not permitted on these trails. The trails are marked and mainly consist of double track dirt and sandy routes with some particularly narrow sections that go through a pine wood forest. During wet weather these trails get very muddy.

This off-road park hosts 58 miles of woods trails on 800 acres with some creek crossings, an MX track for both ATVs and dirtbikes, and a deep mud bog. Motorcycles and ATVs (quads) are permitted on the trails but cars, trucks and 3-wheelers are not. This park strives to be family friendly and alcohol is prohibited. The park is open Saturdays and Sundays to the general public. Weekday riding is avialable by appointment only. The riding fee is $15 (all ages) and camping is free. A two-day pass may also be available. See website for the most current schedule and fees or call before you haul.

This trail system offers 3 main loops that consist of sand and dirt with numerous whoops and some steep inclines that wind through a mixed hardwood and pine tree forest. There is no camping allowed and the rangers occasionally check for permits or proof of paid day use fees ($125.00 fine for violation). The trails are available daily from dawn to dusk between the dates of December 31 and September 14 and on Sundays only during hunting season, which is September 15 through December 30.

This recreation area offers a 12-mile, multi-use, moderately challenging trail that consists mainly of piedmont clay and deep mud holes. This is the type of trail that is never completely dry and should probably be avoided completely during and after any rain. Other activities include camping, swimming, hiking and equestrian trails, non-motorized boating and a shooting range.

Open on select dates, this park offers a main track that is .75 miles long which consists of a mixture of loamy soil and sawdust along with a peewee track and some surrounding trails. A supercross track is in the works and quads are not permitted on the tracks. Call before you haul.

This brand new park is open to dirtbikes only and currently includes a motocross track that is designed for the intermediate rider. Overnight camping is allowed and a concession stand is available. Future plans will include a pee-wee track, junior track and dirtbike trails. Park is open on Saturday from 11am to 6pm and Sunday from 1pm to 5pm.

This raceway offers a well-groomed motocross track, pee-wee track and two miles of trails to explore. A starting gate, concession stand and restrooms are among the track amenities. This raceway does not have a regular practice schedule and most dates are picked randomly so call ahead or sign up for the tracks newsletter e-mail list for future dates.

This motocross park offers a one mile long natural terrain main track along with a peewee and lighted supercross track for night races. Onsite amenities include concession stands, ample parking and spectator benches. Quads are not permitted. Check website for current practice and race schedule.

This motorsports park offers well-maintained mx tracks and miles of ATV and motorcycle trails. The park is open daily from 10am - 6pm. An annual membership is required to enter the park plus a daily entrance fee. Mufflers or silencers are mandatory on ATVs or motorcycles. Call before you haul because the park is periodically closed due to bad weather. Camping is available for $15.00 per night.

Open to quads, this track is open for practice on Saturday and Sunday from 10am to dusk.

About 40 miles of sandy ATV trail loops that wind through a scenic mixed pine and hardwood woodland can be found at this national forest. There are two main loops and the trails are open to dirt bikes and ATV vehicles under 50 inches in width. Jeeps and other 4x4s are prohibited. Round Pond Cycle Trailhead camping area is located off Halfway Creek Rd. It offers direct access to the trail system. For additional information contact the Francis Marion National Forest - Wambaw Office.