Has anyone located some low-rated trails in the Kentucky/Indiana location? I'm near Louisville, at Ft. Knox, and looking to take a stock disco on mud/dirt trails.

 

Try to find a Rover club or a Jeep club and I bet they can
give you just the trails that would work.

 

I am in the same area.....I am also looking for somewhere...any luck with this query??

 

I get down their to see the In-lawsI willdrop you a line when im comming down
any luck finding trails? If not I can check with My wifes cousin he has a Jeep and like to play some

 

Turkey Bay in Land Between the Lakes should only be about 3 hours away and is supposed to be pretty good if you're still looking. I can't wait to go there now that I have a vehicle that can handle it!

 

LBL is a great area. I am going to Wishbone Ranch here in Bowling Green tomorrow morning. I will reply here afterwards to let you know what it's like. Its mostly rockcrawlers that hang out there, but they are supposed to have some mild trails too. We'll see tomorrow.

 

Wishbone Ranch in Bowling Green, KY is great! It has a lot of different options and trails for a lot of different vehicles. I wheeled there today with some friends and really enjoyed it. I would recommend it to ya if you have a lift and some decent tires. It's pretty shady and in a valley so the ground is pretty slick in most areas. Areas where it isn't slick are covered in rocks with lots of room to climb if thats what you are into.

 

Saturday I went to turkey Bay Cadiz Kentucky was pretty awesome

Turkey Bay Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) Area

 

Big South Fork in Tennessee make a nice weekend trip from Lville .., Im in Bowling Green been there a couple of times. Maps are available in several places around the area. Lots of wheelin going on there.

 

Dirty Turtle is just under an hour from the ville. I Have been once and they had a nice variety of trails and levels of difficulty.