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USDA Link: Brochure (http://www.fs.fed.us/r8/florida/local-resources/images/maps/oca/OCAOHV2pgBrochureOct2006.pdf)
OFF-HIGHWAY VEHICLE RIDING ON THE OCALA NATIONAL FOREST
The Ocala National Forest currently manages two trail systems: the Ocala North and Wandering Wiregrass OHV Trail
Systems. The Ocala National Forest is a unique and productive forest that is actively managed to restore native
environments. Two trail systems offer a variety of recreation experiences: (1) the Ocala North OHV Trail System offers a
longer experience with six distinct trail loops and (2) the Wandering Wiregrass OHV Trail offers shorter day-use riding.
Note that both trails have sections on roads that allow both licensed and unlicensed vehicles.
OCALA NORTH OHV TRAIL SYSTEM – 104 miles WANDERING WIREGRASS OHV TRAIL – 16 miles
• DIRECTIONS — How to Get to the Ocala North
OHV Trail System: West Delancy Trailhead
From Salt Springs intersection of SR 19 and CR
316, take SR 19 north 4.5 miles. Turn left on Forest
Road 75. Travel 3 miles and turn left into West
Delancy Trailhead.
• DIRECTIONS — How to Get to the Wandering Wiregrass
Trailhead
From Altoona intersection of SR 19 and CR 42, take SR 19
north 5 miles and turn right on CR 445. Proceed 2 miles and
turn right onto the powerline right-of-way into the Wandering
Wiregrass Trailhead.
• DIRECTIONS — How to Get to the Ocala North
OHV Trail System: Rodman Trailhead
From Salt Springs intersection of SR 19 and CR
316, take SR 19 north 8 miles. Turn left on Forest
Road 77. Travel 4.5 miles and turn right onto Forest
Road 88; continue 1 mile to Rodman Trailhead.
• DIRECTIONS — How to Get to the Wandering Wiregrass
Trailhead
From Astor intersection of SR 40 and CR 445, take CR 445
south 8 miles and turn left onto the powerline right-of-way into
the Wandering Wiregrass Trailhead.
• Camping for the Ocala North OHV Trail System
Lake Delancy West provides camping for ATV and
Motorcycle use. The Salt Springs campground is in
the vicinity, but OHVs must be hauled or trailered
out to the Ocala North OHV Trail System trailheads.
• Camping for the Wandering Wiregrass Trail
Alexander Springs, Clearwater Lake and Lake Dorr are
campgrounds in the vicinity, but OHVs must be trailered to the
Wandering Wiregrass OHV trailhead.
OFF-HIGHWAY VEHICLE RIDING ON THE OCALA NATIONAL FOREST
The Ocala National Forest currently manages two trail systems: the Ocala North and Wandering Wiregrass OHV Trail
Systems. The Ocala National Forest is a unique and productive forest that is actively managed to restore native
environments. Two trail systems offer a variety of recreation experiences: (1) the Ocala North OHV Trail System offers a
longer experience with six distinct trail loops and (2) the Wandering Wiregrass OHV Trail offers shorter day-use riding.
Note that both trails have sections on roads that allow both licensed and unlicensed vehicles.
OCALA NORTH OHV TRAIL SYSTEM – 104 miles WANDERING WIREGRASS OHV TRAIL – 16 miles
• DIRECTIONS — How to Get to the Ocala North
OHV Trail System: West Delancy Trailhead
From Salt Springs intersection of SR 19 and CR
316, take SR 19 north 4.5 miles. Turn left on Forest
Road 75. Travel 3 miles and turn left into West
Delancy Trailhead.
• DIRECTIONS — How to Get to the Wandering Wiregrass
Trailhead
From Altoona intersection of SR 19 and CR 42, take SR 19
north 5 miles and turn right on CR 445. Proceed 2 miles and
turn right onto the powerline right-of-way into the Wandering
Wiregrass Trailhead.
• DIRECTIONS — How to Get to the Ocala North
OHV Trail System: Rodman Trailhead
From Salt Springs intersection of SR 19 and CR
316, take SR 19 north 8 miles. Turn left on Forest
Road 77. Travel 4.5 miles and turn right onto Forest
Road 88; continue 1 mile to Rodman Trailhead.
• DIRECTIONS — How to Get to the Wandering Wiregrass
Trailhead
From Astor intersection of SR 40 and CR 445, take CR 445
south 8 miles and turn left onto the powerline right-of-way into
the Wandering Wiregrass Trailhead.
• Camping for the Ocala North OHV Trail System
Lake Delancy West provides camping for ATV and
Motorcycle use. The Salt Springs campground is in
the vicinity, but OHVs must be hauled or trailered
out to the Ocala North OHV Trail System trailheads.
• Camping for the Wandering Wiregrass Trail
Alexander Springs, Clearwater Lake and Lake Dorr are
campgrounds in the vicinity, but OHVs must be trailered to the
Wandering Wiregrass OHV trailhead.