Who Manages Texas River Riding
Texas river management involves the state, counties, and landowners controlling different riverbeds, banks, and access points.
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Riding the Navigable Red River in Texas
Navigable Red River access rules in Texas include private land boundaries, shifting state lines, and changing water levels.
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Whip and Flag Rules at a Texas Park
Texas OHV parks may be private, nonprofit, city-run or on public land, and each can set its own whip flag rules on type and mounting, separate from road rules.
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Texas Parks That Need a Second Permit
Texas off-highway vehicle riders learn why a state decal does not replace local permits and park fees at sites like Sam Houston National Forest.
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Blue Creek and the Road In
Blue Creek travel directions, permit requirements, and vehicle preparation tips for off-highway riding at Lake Meredith.
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Rosita Flats at Lake Meredith
Rosita Flats OHV area at Lake Meredith explains sand conditions, group safety, and route preparation for Texas riders.
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Why Texas Trails Close When the Soil Is Wet
Texas trail closures after rain protect vulnerable clay, sand, and rocky soil from lasting tire damage and severe erosion.
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Texas’s 50-Inch National Forest Width Limit
The fifty-inch width limit for off-highway vehicles in Texas national forests, vehicle measuring steps, and access rules.
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85 Miles Near New Waverly
The Sam Houston National Forest OHV trail system explains access requirements, vehicle width limits, and fees.
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Sam Houston National Forest’s 85-Mile OHV Trail
Sam Houston National Forest OHV trail rules, 50-inch width limits, rain closures, permits, and planning details.
