Where we ride

Wild Florida, an hour from Miami

Every route we run is on legal, public trails through lands managed for recreation and conservation. We document them so more families can find them, and find them the right way.

The backbone

The Florida Adventure Trail network

The Florida Adventure Trail (FAT) is roughly 1,200 miles of backcountry roads and off-road trails starting in Jennings, dropping to Ocala, then sweeping the west coast and panhandle. The South Florida Adventure Trail (SOFAT) adds about 1,000 more miles, connecting the FAT straight through Miami-Dade County on its way to the Keys.

Our crew runs and films the SOFAT section by section, from the Tamiami Trail to Florida City and beyond, publishing honest condition reports so you know what you are getting into before you go.

2,200+ miles of route network
Aerial view of overland vehicles winding along a sandy track through palmetto prairie

Destinations

Public lands we explore and protect

Big Cypress National Preserve

Bear Island trails, Loop Road and the wet heart of South Florida. Our home water.

Collier CountyCampingPermits req.

Picayune Strand State Forest

Sandy forest roads through a recovering ecosystem near Naples. Great first trail.

NaplesBeginner friendly

Yucca Pens Unit WMA

Pine flatwoods and water crossings near Punta Gorda. Site of our biggest meetup yet: 17 rigs, 25 people.

Charlotte CountyWater crossings

Okaloacoochee Slough State Forest

Remote slough country between LaBelle and Immokalee. Wet, wild and unforgettable.

Hendry CountySeasonal water

J.W. Corbett WMA

60,000 acres of Palm Beach County backcountry. A favorite for meet-up-and-ride days.

Palm BeachDay rides

Expedition: Georgia Traverse

Our annual long-haul: 9 rigs and 14 people crossed the North Georgia mountains in 2025.

Annual expeditionMulti-day
Conditions on these lands change weekly with water levels, hunts and burns. Before you ride, check the managing agency's current notices, and consider joining a guided meetup first. We share current conditions on every ride announcement.

Trail journal

Scenes from the route

Two rigs pushing through tall summer grass Sunrise over a backcountry pond 4Runner flexing over roots and rock Rig parked in a golden field at dusk Crossing Popcorn Creek on the Georgia Traverse Winding two-track through tall pines Muddy LR3 in evening light Overland rig in the North Georgia mountains

Don't run it alone. Run it with us.

Guided meetups are free, beginner friendly and the safest way to see these places for the first time.

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