Trail Guides & Resources

New to the crew? Show up ready and you'll have twice the fun.

Wear: DOT-approved helmet (strongly recommended), goggles or visor, boots or ankle-supportive shoes, long sleeves and pants.

Bring: operating winch cable, tow strap, first aid kit, bug spray, extra fuel, water and snacks. Whip lights help at night.

Know: every ride starts with a safety briefing, and a lead and sweep rider keep the group together. We take breaks, regroup often, and never rush beginners.

Every rider brings their own 4x4 ATV or SXS with proper off-road tires, working lights and brakes, and tow/recovery points. South Florida terrain means mud, deep ruts, sugar sand, and water crossings, and anything not built for off-roading becomes unsafe and slows the group down.

Not allowed: dirt bikes, Jeeps, motorcycles, or street quads.

We do not rent machines. Get your toy sorted first, then come ride.

How we ride is what keeps the trails open.

Respect the land: stay on established trails, never cut new paths through habitat, and never dump or destroy anything out there.

Pack it in, pack it out: if you brought it, it leaves with you. Better yet, grab a piece of someone else's trash on the way out.

Respect wildlife: gators, snakes, and birds were here first. Observe from a distance, never feed or chase them.

Respect riders: keep your distance, pass only when waved through, and keep the noise reasonable near homes and staging areas.

Our code is simple, and every rider signs a ride-responsibly agreement with a zero-tolerance policy before hitting the trails:

1. No rider gets left behind.
2. Respect riders and property.
3. No reckless behavior.
4. No littering, dumping, or destroying habitats.
5. Listen to the ride leader.
6. Help others when stuck.

Our backyard is the Everglades, and it rides like nowhere else:

Mud trails: thick, rutted, and deep. Momentum and the right tires get you through. This is our home turf.

Water trails: crossings and flooded flats. Know your machine's limits before you commit.

Sugar sand flats: soft and deceptive. Air down if you can, keep moving, and don't stop on an incline.

Woods and forest: tight lines, roots, and low branches. Slow down and watch your mirrors.

Hidden local spots: shared within the community only. What happens on the trail stays off the map.

Conservation is huge for us. We run trail cleanups, Trash Bag Challenge rides, volunteer days, and environmental awareness initiatives, and we work with local organizations and agencies to promote sustainable riding.

So far we've removed 230+ bags of trash from riding areas, and counting. Bring a bag on your next ride and add to the number.

Our Pledge

"Hello everyone, as members of the South Florida off road community, we have a responsibility to protect the beautiful trails and natural areas we enjoy. We ask that everyone takes a moment to pick up any trash they see along the trails and dispose of it properly. Let's work together to keep our trails clean and preserve the natural beauty of South Florida for future generations to enjoy. Thank you for your cooperation and commitment to conservation."