Barnwell Mountain Recreation Area is located in northeastern Texas and offers some of the best off-roading available in the area. The trail system is maintained and owned by the Texas Motorized Trail Coalition and consists of a variety of trail options that range in difficulty. The Omega trail is an easy trail that acts as a perimeter trail providing access to other trails within the system. The trail is passable for any stock SUV and features some off-camber sections and ruts. An off-road OHV sticker from Texas Parks and Wildlife is required as well as a daily use fee for use in the park.

Barnwell Mountain Recreation Area is located in northeastern Texas and offers some of the best off-roading available in the area. The trail system is maintained and owned by the Texas Motorized Trail Coalition and consists of a variety of trail options that range in difficulty. The main road provides access to the many connecting trails and is rated as easy. Linda Gail trail is located in the central part of the park and offers a fun, moderately difficult section of trail that features some off camber roads that are passable by stock SUVs. An off-road OHV sticker from Texas Parks and Wildlife is required as well as a daily use fee for use in the park.

The Northwest OHV Park is located northwest of Bridgeport and consists of over 300 acres of terrain for OHV riders to explore. The trails within the park vary in length and difficulty providing riders of all skill levels options. The ride follows the South Loop trail to complete a loop ride that is rated as mostly easy with some moderate. The park is owned and maintained by the city of Bridgeport and there are set hours and days of operation depending on the time of year. A Texas OHV decal is required. There are also daily fees required for park entrance. Contact the Bridgeport City Park and Rec department for more information.

Barnwell Mountain Recreation Area is located in northeastern Texas and offers some of the best off-roading available in the area. The trail system is maintained and owned by the Texas Motorized Trail Coalition and consists of a variety of trail options that range in difficulty. The main road provides access to the many connecting trails and is rated as easy with no obstacles or hazards. An off-road OHV sticker from Texas Parks and Wildlife is required as well as a daily use fee for use in the park.

The Northwest OHV Park is located northwest of Bridgeport and consists of over 300 acres of terrain and 25 miles of trails for OHV riders to explore. The trails within the park vary in length and difficulty providing riders of all skill levels options. Mino's Access is located in the western portion of the park and is moderate in difficulty. but it connects to additional trail options that are more difficult. The park is owned and maintained by the city of Bridgeport and there are set hours and days of operation depending on the time of year. A Texas OHV decal is required. There are also daily fees required for park entrance. Contact the Bridgeport City Park and Rec department for more information.

Barnwell Mountain Recreation Area is located in northeastern Texas and offers some of the best off-roading available in the area. The trail system is maintained and owned by the Texas Motorized Trail Coalition and consists of a variety of trail options that range in difficulty. The green lane trail is short but offers some challenging terrain that is rated as difficult. The trail is passable by experienced drivers in higher clearance stock 4WD vehicles. There is a larger ledge obstacle on the trail. An off-road OHV sticker from Texas Parks and Wildlife is required as well as a daily use fee.

The Northwest OHV Park is located northwest of Bridgeport and consists of over 300 acres of terrain for OHV riders to explore. The trails within the park vary in length and difficulty providing riders of all skill levels options. The West Quarry trail is rated as easy but connects to lots of additional trail options that are more difficult. The park is owned and maintained by the city of Bridgeport and there are set hours and days of operation depending on the time of year. A Texas OHV decal is required. There are also daily fees required for park entrance. Contact the Bridgeport City Park and Rec department for more information.

The Northwest OHV Park is located northwest of Bridgeport and consists of over 300 acres and 25 miles of trail for OHV riders to explore. The trails within the park vary in length and difficulty providing riders of all skill levels options. This ride starts by following the Ridgeline trail and then uses multiple connectors to complete a loop. The ride is rated as easy to moderate but connects to additional trail options that are more difficult. The park is owned and maintained by the city of Bridgeport and there are set hours and days of operation depending on the time of year. A Texas OHV decal is required. There are also daily fees required for park entrance. Contact the Bridgeport City Park and Rec department for more information.

Barnwell Mountain Recreation Area is located in northeastern Texas and offers some of the best off-roading available in the area. The trail system is maintained and owned by the Texas Motorized Trail Coalition and consists of a variety of trail options that range in difficulty. The Any Sunday trail is 1.5 miles long and is rated as easy to moderate in difficulty. The short loop trail is accessed off the main road as well as the Omega trail. There are no major obstacles or challenging sections but rain can result in some muddy conditions. An off-road OHV sticker from Texas Parks and Wildlife is required as well as a daily use fee. There are set park days and hours so contact the park directly for more information.

Barnwell Mountain Recreation Area is located in northeastern Texas and offers some of the best off-roading available in the area. The trail system is maintained and owned by the Texas Motorized Trail Coalition and consists of a variety of trail options that range in difficulty. The Desi's Way trail is located near the entrance of the park and is rated as a moderate trail featuring some rocky sections, mild off-camber, and tight switchbacks. The trail is passable for any stock SUV. An off-road OHV sticker from Texas Parks and Wildlife is required as well as a daily use fee for use in the park.