A bold trail name denotes a link to a trail write up.
  OHVA -
  Off Highway Vehicle Areas (OHVA) offer a range of difficultly for all levels of drivers and vehicles. Most OHVA offer obstacles to test your driving skills and multiple trails for a day or entire weekend of fun. If an OHVA has a recorded trail network the trail names will appear below the OHVA name in the index to the left of teh map. Zoom in to see OHVA trail markers.
  Easy -
   These fun family trails are suited for a stock vehicle and may not always require four wheel drive. In most cases these trails consist of well maintained service roads. Roads are typically wide enough to accommodate passing.
  Moderate -
   While more challenging than the "Easy" rated trails, drivers of all skill levels can enjoy these trails. At this level a stock high clearance four wheel drive vehicle is required. Trails are typically narrow with possible brush that may scratch your vehicle. Passing usually requires backing up.
  Difficult -
   Trails at this rating require a vehicle with increased ground clearance and proper protection. Trails will often require a spotter and should only be attempted by more experienced off road drivers. Most trails at this level require 33" tires and at least one locker is recommended.
  Extreme -
   Trails at this rating require a heavily modified vehicle. At this point you most likely have more dents than lugs on your tires, flops and rollovers are just part of your Sunday drive. Front and rear lockers, at least 35" tires and a winch are highly recommended. "Extreme" rated trails should only be attempted by the most experienced off road drivers.