208 OHV Trailhead

Glenn Willett 

on Google

a month ago

Very fun experience. Theres ALOT of sand, so anything smaller than a 4-STROKE 125 (IMO) wont cut it very well. We brought a klx110 and ttr110 and the poor kids were all over the trails in the sand. The hard pack was great. There were a couple of rough mud spots that the kids got stuck in. But the trails are slowly opening all back up, due to the storms a few months-year ago. Thank you to the volunteers that have been spending their time getting these paths cleared and opened back up for us all to use. We had a blast. Make su... read more

Ryan Sanislo 

on Google

2 months ago

Nice trails, well maintained. Lots of sand. 

Pioboss 98 

on Google

7 months ago

Im a new rider but i still have my fun while i see lots of very experienced people also have a great time. Will continue to come regularly 

Gavin Ritchey 

on Google

8 months ago

Beautiful 

David Gavin 

on Google

9 months ago

Great access to the center of all the trails passing the 208 OHV. A 250cc will suffice for the whoops if you can get up enough speed. I find the whoops spacing to be a little off, but they also seem like they were time created and not intentional. Trails are tight and not much wide open throttle areas. Very Sandy. The perfect day for riding is roughly 4 days after moderate rain and dewy morning. You'll get good wet ground, but not boggy.