Jeep trails

Discover the best off-road trails in Arkansas. From easy scenic drives to challenging terrains, explore the beauty of Arkansas's landscapes tailored for all skill levels.

The Colorado Rockies are an off-road driver’s dream. There are so many trailheads to explore — it’s a perfect mix of top-grade topography, well-kept trails and gorgeous Colorado scenery.

Located within Windrock Park, Windrock 22 is one of the first trails you will encounter as you leave the parking area. This is a great trail to get your feet wet right away and tackle a variety of obstacles, including steep climbs, creek crossings, mud holes, rock climbs, and boulder fields. If you want to skip the boring greens and start your day right away with great 4-wheel action, don't blink, or you might drive right by this gem.

Seven Mile Rim: one of the best things to do in Moab and a great introduction to Moab off-roading and UTV trails near Moab. If you've tired yourself out from all the great human-powered outdoor adventure in Moab, you can rent a Jeep or UTV and explore the desert at a faster pace. Drive slickrock, navigate obstacles, and enjoy the scenery on this fun half-day Moab activity.

Discover the best off-road trails in Idaho. From easy scenic drives to challenging terrains, explore the beauty of Idaho's landscapes tailored for all skill levels.

Jeeping the White Rim Road in Canyonlands is so much fun! This 4x4 Road descends into the canyon to see the sights from a different view.

The Land of Enchantment is full of thrilling and scenic off-roading trails. Explore this post to learn more about the best Jeep trails in New Mexico.

Discover the best off-road trails in Wyoming. From easy scenic drives to challenging terrains, explore the beauty of Wyoming's landscapes tailored for all skill levels.

The Morrison Trail is an iconic trail that should be on your bucket list… if you can stomach very narrow shelf roads. This trail is for advanced drivers only. Once you start the climb up the switchbacks, there is nowhere to turn back if you decide it is too much for you. All of the switchbacks are multiple point turns for anything but very small wheelbase rigs. You will be off camber while climbing tight switchbacks while your suspension is flexed. There is no room for error, no winch…

Virginia's mountains and forests are practically made for off-roading. There is a trail for everyone, from beginners to even the most