Alleghany Mountains Wildlife Management Area (WV)
Here are detailed directions to two separate trails located in the Alleghany Mountains around Kaiser.

Assateague Island National Seashore (MD/VA)
If sand/beach driving is your thing, this place is open year round for off-road beach recreation. Vehicles must be "street legal". Map and contact information provided.

Backbone Mountain Trail System (MD)
Part of the Potomac State Forest, there are 8 miles of four-wheel drive fun here. Contact info and a map provided.

Croghan Tract - Northern Flow (NY)
This area is owned by a number of timber companies. The logging roads provide access to wonderful hunting grounds and fishing and trapping waters. Here are detailed directions and contact info.

FR 85 & FR 225 (VA)
These are relatively easy routes. FR85 is a bumpy dirt road. Some rough sections may need 4WD. FR 225 is an easy drive, with a few steep rough sections that may require 4WD, especially if wet. Here are turn-by-turn directions and a detailed trip report.

FR 502 & FR 442 (VA)
There are a lot of challenging, rocky areas with water holes, etc. Four-wheel drive is definitely needed. Here are turn-by-turn directions and a detailed trip report.

Garrett Trail System (MD)
Part of the Potomac State Forest, this 9-mile multi-use trail is suitable for 4wd vehicles. Here's contact info and a map.

George Washington National Forest (VA)
There are five locations in the park listed with off road areas. They range from about 80 to 150 miles from the beltway. Detailed directons and contact info provided.

Green Ridge State Forest (MD)
For anyone who's never been offroad or who has a newer truck which they just do not want damaged or even scratched, the Green Ridge trail would be a perfect introduction to offroading. It's typically dry, with some muddy spots & crossings. It's a rocky, bumby ride. Detailed directions here.

Green Ridge/Meadow Mountain/Poplar Lick (MD)
These three trails are great to pack into one outing. You'll find a trip report, color photos, and GPS coordinates for each trail here.

Margroff Plantation Trail System (MD)
This 7.5 mile trail is located in the Savage River State Forest. Here's a map and contact info.

Meadow Mountain Trail System (MD)
Meadow Mountain is dry and rocky. There are 11 miles of 4-wheeling trails here in the Savage River State Forest. Map and contact info provided.

Moose River Recreation Area (NY)
This 50,000 acre block of land is the largest remote parcel among the Adirondacks readily accessible by motor vehicle. Here are detailed directions to the most popular backcountry trails in this area. Contact info provided as well.

Paragon Adventure Park (PA)
Located in northeastern Pennsylvania, Paragon offers off-road adventures to a wide spectrum of 4x4 vehicles -- from enjoyable, stock-friendly, guided trail riding to hardcore rock-crawling. Directions, maps, and contact info here.

Piney Point Trail System (MD)
Part of the Potomac-Garrett State Forest, there are 2.7 miles of 4-wheel driving here. Contact info and a map provided.

Poplar Lick Trail System (MD)
Part of the Savage River State Forest, there are numerous water/stream crossings on this 6-mile trail. Closed during the winter. Here's a map and contact info.

Potomac River Trail System (MD)
Part of the Potomac State Forest, there are more than 10 miles of four-wheeling fun on this trail. Map and contact information provided.

Reservoir Road (VA)
If you like mud, you'll love Reservoir Road in Leesburg, VA. Detailed directions here.

Rocky Run OHV Area (VA)
You'll find moderate to difficult trail riding here. Most trails are suitable for stock vehicles, but there are a few trails and mud holes that require at least 33's. Here are detailed directions and photos.

Shoe Creek Trail (VA)
This trail is located in DeLorme, VA. Detailed directions are here.

Slades Park (VA)
Detailed directions and photos provided.