Need a place to ride ATV in DFW area, any help?

[whitetailfanatic]

Do not have a lease or land to ride our ATV on any recommendations around DFW?
Thanks

[30-30]

There are some trails at Eisenhower state park. ATVs only (no side by side's) and an OHV decal and a helmet are required.

[Mark44]

there's some places up on the north end of grapevine lake. contact the corps of engineers office up there for info.

[Sippy]

Rocky Ridge in Decatur, or Red River in Muenster, or take a drive up to Lake Murray.

Marshal creek on Grapevine lake went south, its not even worth the 15 minute drive anymore.

[kashmoney]

there's some places up on the north end of grapevine lake. contact the corps of engineers office up there for info.

X2 look up marshal creek. It is around grapevine lake in Roanoke/trophy club. A few years ago only requirement to get in was to show the guard shack you had a helmet for every atv you had. They might charge now but doubt its that much.

[thehunted]

Rocky Ridge is too rough, we've torn up to much stuff. Lots of beer spillage there. Red River is great

[Yardero]

If you want to stay close to home you can check out brushy creek in Royse city, it's at the corner of I 30 and 1565. If you want to travel go to river run in Jacksonville, this is the best park in east Texas in my opinion.

[bowhuntertex]

Make sure and check the state laws for riding on pubic trails.....

[hully1029]

Rocky Ridge in Decatur or Red River Motorcycle Trails in Bulcher. Bulcher is my favorite. No rules, no regs, just ride. See deer every time I go. Big place, right on river.

[Gom]

Following! Currently without a lease too and trying to find scenic rides to keep electric side by side Polaris batteries charged. Looking for places south of Dallas.

[LloydMcCoy]

Rocky Ridge in Decatur, or Red River in Muenster, or take a drive up to Lake Murray.

Marshal creek on Grapevine lake went south, its not even worth the 15 minute drive anymore.

Winner

[papapross]

There is a track on Shelby road off of **** Price road. Havent been there but I see people riding there all the time. It is in the Village creek bottoms. I know you would enjoy open land better. But it is close

[Philip-TX]

Back in the 80's we'd just drop into a creek bed (White rock creek or other feeder creek in the neighborhood) and take off. Been from Lake Highlands area under 635 and outside the loop up through Garland.

Prolly can't do that now.

I don't think Marshall Creek is still open to ATVs, better check with Trophy Club.

Other suggestions are spot on.