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Places to go in Texas

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Did you know there is almost no public land in Texas!?!?!      I Didn't!

It's really hard to find places to enjoy your Jeep offroad here.   But here's a few that I've found so far:

Hidden Falls Adventure Park
located near Marble Falls TX
    This is our trip

Barnwell Mountain Recreation Area
located near Gilmer, Tx
   Watch our first visit


In our opinion this is fine for beginners thru
experienced Offroaders. If you are new tell
them at the office and they'll mark the easier
trails on your map.
 This one seems a little more difficult than Hidden Falls,
IMHO.  Probably a bit much for beginners.
 
 


Hill Country Overland Trip

There are some water crossings and mostly
dirt roads throughout the Central Texas Hill
Country.  Stock vehicles are fine.		  


San Luis Pass, near Galveston, TX
    Here's 1 trip where we took the dogs

This is a free area of the beach where
you can still drive on the beach and thru
some trails in the marshes. Stock vehicles
can handle this terrain just fine.

Old US 287 East of High Island
   I made it 1/3 of the way

East of the town of High Island, TX there are
the remains of a coastal freeway that is now gone
you can still drive that route during low tide.
Be careful, lots of cars get claimed by the bay out there.
Stock vehicles are fine, if you know how to drive on sand.

General Sam's Offroad Park in Huntsville, TX
    Our visit after Lonestar Jeep Rally

Muddy, muddy.  Mud is the theme here.
Bigger tires, lifts and lockers would be a
very big help here. At least good recovery
gear and a winch wouldn't hurt.

Big Bend National Park
Black Gap Road (Badge of Honor Trail)
    Chrisy drove it like a boss

This was our first Badge trail, we had to do the only trail in Texas
that's on the program.  Stock vehicles would be fine.  The trail was
easy, just bumpy, and way out in the middle of nowhere.

 

Unplanned Trails that you just find
Clear Creek in Pearland, TX

You never know what you'll find if you keep an eye out for little places
off of the road.  Mostly it will be private property, and you'll have to
turn around, but every now and again, you'll find a bit of land you can
explore.  

    Found this in Georgetown, TX