Trails in South Carolina?

[BlakeDevs]

Does anyone know of any trails in South Carolina? I live in the upstate but a little drive doesn't matter. I am fairly new and I haven't done any trails yet so some tips would be nice for my first time.

 

[05 Blue Unlimited]

I do not know personally but there is a couple of OHV parks around Easley/Pickens. I don't know where "upstate" you are but a Nat Geo map will show you public trails and FSR's yet most are in NC/TN

 

[SpikeMaul]

Does anyone know of any trails in South Carolina? I live in the upstate but a little drive doesn't matter. I am fairly new and I haven't done any trails yet so some tips would be nice for my first time.

Gulches OHV Park is just outside Laurens, SC. It’s the only “OHV” Park for Jeeps in SC. It ranges from mild to wild and I’ve enjoyed it on several occasions. http://gulchesorvpark.com/ Other than that is Uwharrie in central NC, it has more land and again can range from mild to wild. Look those to up on web/YouTube. As 05 blue stated there are many forest service roads/rural public roads in the blue ridge foothills. They start around Isoqueena Falls( check spelling) and go through that tri state area

 

[SpikeMaul]

Sadly they closed Upper Tellico which was deemed the best wheelin east of the Mississippi.

 

[BlakeDevs]

Gulches OHV Park is just outside Laurens, SC. It’s the only “OHV” Park for Jeeps in SC. It ranges from mild to wild and I’ve enjoyed it on several occasions. http://gulchesorvpark.com/ Other than that is Uwharrie in central NC, it has more land and again can range from mild to wild. Look those to up on web/YouTube. As 05 blue stated there are many forest service roads/rural public roads in the blue ridge foothills. They start around Isoqueena Falls( check spelling) and go through that tri state area

Sadly they closed Upper Tellico which was deemed the best wheelin east of the Mississippi.

Thanks I appreciate it. I have no problem driving to NC either as I am in NC around the foothills all the time.