4x4 trails in Austin?

[JoeW]

Originally Posted by balloo93

While not necessarily "trail", there's always a trip to South Parde Island.

Katemcey reopened in a new location, but I believe it's still near Mason.

San Angelo has free public land but it's about 3hrs roughly. Twin Buttes is pretty nice and challenging.

Here's a link of others:
Texas Wheeling Destinations - Google Maps

North Padre National Seashore is a lot closer than South Padre and, imo, a lot more fun.

Correct info re Katemcy

[Keith]

Last time we were at North Padre they shut down a portion because of migration of turtles, crabs or some other beach living creature.

[33shooter]

Originally Posted by balloo93

While not necessarily "trail", there's always a trip to South Parde Island.

Katemcey reopened in a new location, but I believe it's still near Mason.

San Angelo has free public land but it's about 3hrs roughly. Twin Buttes is pretty nice and challenging.

Here's a link of others:
Texas Wheeling Destinations - Google Maps

That's great news about San Angelo. I hunt in that area, so I'm there a few times a year. That's awesome.

[elephantrider]

Originally Posted by balloo93

Katemcey reopened in a new location, but I believe it's still near Mason.

yeah the new katemcy is right next door to old katemcy.
still a great place for a run. believe we're getting a run
together in february if anyone's interested.

[PropLockandDropkick]

Personal experience at Hidden Falls is that it's an AMAZING park. Lots to do. Tons of land. Just overall alot of fun.

[Randy1464]

Originally Posted by elephantrider

longs ranch in fredricksburg, hidden falls which was
mentioned above ( we go there very often ), brazos
valley offroad partk, trees ranch...

Hi everyone. New to the forum and wheelin'

Other than Hidden Falls, do any of those places have websites?

[richfo]

I've been to Hidden Falls, which is beautiful. I've also been to north Padre Island.

[440_Magnum]

Originally Posted by JoeW

There are no legal public trails in Texas anymore, it's all ranch land, pay to play

Well... 99.999% true.

Guadalupe Mountain National Park has the Williams Ranch 4x4 trail:

Guadalupe Mountains National Park - Guadalupe Mountains National Park - Williams Ranch (U.S. National Park Service)

[33shooter]

Hidden Falls looks like a lot of fun. I'll book a camping trip as soon as my lift and tires are on.

[78BO]

We should get a group together for a road trip.