ATV Riding in America's State Parks
Hit the off-road trails at 33 state parks with designated ATV and OHV areas. Find maintained trail systems for all skill levels – from easy cruisers to technical terrain.
ATV Riding Parks Map
Explore 33 parks offering atv riding across the United States
Find ATV Riding Parks by State
Select a state to explore atv riding opportunities
ATV Riding Guide
ATV & Off-Road Riding
A select number of state parks and state forests provide designated ATV/OHV trail systems for off-road enthusiasts. From desert terrain to forested mountain trails, these parks offer legal riding areas with maintained trails.
What to Know
Registration required — Most states require OHV registration and trail stickers.
Helmets mandatory — Required for all riders in nearly all states.
Age restrictions — Minimum age requirements vary by state (typically 12–16 for unsupervised riding).
Stay on designated trails — Off-trail riding damages ecosystems and can result in fines.
Top States for ATV Parks
West Virginia (Hatfield-McCoy trailsystem), Pennsylvania, Michigan, Utah, and Tennessee have the most extensive OHV trail networks accessible from state parks and state forests.