A whole mountain of off-road adventure
More than 120 rock-crawling trails, miles of ATV and SxS riding, natural rock formations, wooded trails, hill climbs, mud and terrain ranging from relaxed cruising to serious technical crawling.
- ATV
- SxS
- Jeep
- 4x4
- Buggy
Uphill Both Ways
One of Hawk Pride's signature trails and an official Jeep Badge of Honor challenge. Rocks, climbs, off-camber sections, and plenty of opportunities to pick the wrong line.
Mild. Wild. And a whole lot in between.
Explore
Easier wooded routes, longer rides and places to simply get out and cover ground.
Trail Ride
Rocks, climbs, mud, elevation changes and technical terrain for riders looking for more challenge.
Rock Crawl
Natural rock formations, ledges, boulders and technical lines that reward vehicle capability and driver skill.
Go Extreme
Serious hill climbs and obstacles built for highly capable rigs and experienced drivers.
Find Your Line
With more than 120 rock-crawling trails, we couldn't fit them all here. But there are a few names you'll hear around the mountain.
Big Hill
For a lot of riders, Big Hill is where the day really begins. Head down from the main parking area toward the trails, with a great view of the mountain along the way. It's a reminder that sometimes the scenery is worth stopping for.
Blue Polaris Outfitter Trail
Roughly five miles of wooded trails, dirt, and a little mud. A great way to see more of Hawk Pride without spending your whole day picking your way over rocks.
Lucky's Trail
Lucky's packs a lot into one trail. Around 1.3 miles of rocks, tight turns, off-camber sections, and a serious vertical ledge, with some great views along the way. It's a trail where the driving is technical and the scenery isn't bad either.
Merlin
Merlin has earned a reputation as one of Hawk Pride's favorite technical trails. Big boulders, steep ledges, and off-camber sections make it a challenge even for experienced drivers. There's also a parallel viewing route, so you can watch the action without putting your own rig through it.
Fatty's Crack
One of Hawk Pride's well-known technical rock-crawling trails, Fatty's Crack features challenging rock formations, tight lines, and obstacles that demand careful vehicle placement. A parallel viewing route gives spectators a chance to watch drivers work their way through the terrain.
Whiskey Run
Whiskey Run doesn't waste much time getting interesting. A big V-notch leads into a rocky creek bed, with boulders, ledges, and a climb that can leave even experienced drivers working for every inch. Bring a capable rig and a good spotter.
Vertical Limit
A serious hill-climb area featured in race events and attempted by the brave few. One of the places to see just how wild the terrain at Hawk Pride can get.
And more than 110 others.
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Just want to ride?
You don’t need a rock buggy to enjoy Hawk Pride. There are miles of approachable riding and routes for ATV, SxS and 4x4 visitors who simply want to explore the mountain.
Here for the hard stuff?
Hawk Pride is known for natural rock, technical crawling, major ledges and serious hill climbs that give built rigs somewhere to work.
Not every trail suits every vehicle. Conditions and difficulty change, and drivers are responsible for choosing terrain that fits their vehicle and experience.
Know where you’re going.
Trail conditions and routes matter once you’re on the mountain. Use the current Hawk Pride trail map for detailed navigation while riding.