OHV Riding & Camping

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North Carolina’s national forests offer four trail systems for riding off-highway vehicles (OHVs), including all-terrain vehicles (ATVs), 4-wheel-drives (4WDs), and trail bikes.  These trail systems have signed routes marked with symbols showing what types of vehicles are allowed on the trails. Choose trails that are designated for the type of vehicle you’re driving and stay on signed routes.  Do not drive off designated trails or create new trails or shortcuts.  Most areas have maps that show trail difficulty so you can select a trail that matches your skill level.

Motor Vehicle Use Maps

These maps are legal documentation displaying the roads and trails that are open to public motor vehicle use.  If a road or trail does not appear on the map it means that it is not open to public vehicular use. The map will be reviewed and updated annually.

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