Explore Over 20 Miles Of ATV Trails in Western Kentucky And Leave Muddy And Happy
Whether you love a good, easy Sunday drive, enjoy watching races at the Kentucky Speedway, or haul your ATV to a nearby trail every weekend, Kentuckians love just about anything that runs on four wheels. For many, the muddier and more “off the grid” the better and there are many off-road destinations throughout the Bluegrass State. If you do have an ATV, dirt bike, or side-by-side (no jeeps or trucks allowed and they do not offer rentals) and you’re looking for a new spot to visit, check out West Kentucky ATV Recreational Area. These ATV trails in western Kentucky are well-maintained, lesser known, and perfect for a day when you want to get muddy and leave happy.
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This area of our state is filled with things to do outside and these ATV trails in western Kentucky should be a stop if you have your own vehicle. Do you travel around our state and enjoy getting muddy on off-road trails? Share your favorite spots with us in the comments. And if you don’t have your own ATV, check out this other destination near Mammoth Cave where you can rent one and hit the trails.
For more information on West Kentucky ATV Park, including hours and rules, visit its website and follow along on Facebook. Always call before you visit to make sure trails aren’t closed due to heavy rains, etc. They can be reached at 270-383-5190.
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