North Carolina ATV Trails & Tracks - Maps & Directions For ATV Riding
ATV riding trails and offroad tracks, plus maps with directions and GPS coordinates for places to go ATVing in North Carolina. Check here for where to ride your 4-wheeler all-terrain vehicle in North Carolina.
Cathy's Creek
Cathy's Creek Motocross Facility is located just five miles outside of Forest City, North Carolina. Quads are welcome, and depending on the number of visitors they may be run separately from the bikes.
Cathy's Creek Motocross Facility is located just five miles outside of Forest City, North Carolina. Quads are welcome, and depending on the number of visitors they may be run separately from the bikes.
Favorite Ride Spots
Directions and details to riders' favorite spots including: Brown Mountian OHV Area, Uwharrie National Forest, and Spencer Mountain Riding Area.
Directions and details to riders' favorite spots including: Brown Mountian OHV Area, Uwharrie National Forest, and Spencer Mountain Riding Area.
Tellico Trail System
A fun but rocky trail system for all types of ORVs from ATVs to Jeeps. There are also some great places to camp.
A fun but rocky trail system for all types of ORVs from ATVs to Jeeps. There are also some great places to camp.
Turkey Bay/Land Between The Lakes
Land Between the Lakes is a National Recreation Area. This neck of land is located between Kentucky Lake to the west and Lake Barkley to the east. The southern entrance is located in Tennessee.
Land Between the Lakes is a National Recreation Area. This neck of land is located between Kentucky Lake to the west and Lake Barkley to the east. The southern entrance is located in Tennessee.
Upper Tellico OHV Area
For experienced rock hoppers looking for a good time, Tellico is the place. Most trails are particularly rocky and treacherous-crisscrossed by tree roots with lots of very steep, off-camber slippery sections. There are mud holes to whomp through, stream crossings to cool you off, rock gardens to bounce around in and oncoming four-wheel-drive traffic to dodge.
For experienced rock hoppers looking for a good time, Tellico is the place. Most trails are particularly rocky and treacherous-crisscrossed by tree roots with lots of very steep, off-camber slippery sections. There are mud holes to whomp through, stream crossings to cool you off, rock gardens to bounce around in and oncoming four-wheel-drive traffic to dodge.