South Carolina ATV Trails

South Carolina has a lot of lowland ATV riding but there areas with hills and dense foliage to make your ATV interesting. A small but great place to ride your ATV is the Blue OHV area with it's small hills and it's part of the Manchester State Forest area and has a lot of dirt and sand. The Green OHV trail is only 1.7 miles but it's a very challenging ATV ride with steep inclines and gullies.

The Red OHV trail is the largest of the three trails in this area, and this trail is medium in difficulty. A great place for beginning ATV riders to gain some experience and a place for experienced ATV riders to enjoy the ride.

Cedar Springs OHV trails are located within the Sumter National Forest, these trails are 11 miles of loops and there are connecting trails along the way. Lots of flatlands and mud for you to enjoy rolling you ATV through. These trails are closed after rainfall to protect the integrity of the trails. Also part of the Sumter National Forest are the Enoree trails. You will be sharing these ATV trails with motorcycle riders and it's mostly dirt and sand. This is a great area for beginners to hone their skills. As with all National Forest trails, observe the rules and make sure you have your permit, your muffler and spark arrestor, and always wear your DOT approved helmet.

TNT Motorsport Park is for both motorcycle and ATV enthusiasts. There are challenging 8 mile woods trail for experienced ATV riders. There is a 2.5 mile wooded trail for less-experienced ATV riders.