Canadian River
North of Amarillo
The recovered Canadian River page, its banner and its historical locator map.
Read the historical reference ↗OLD TRAIL PAGES. FAMILIAR PLACES.
Still part of
the trail book.
Original TXMUD listings with a present-day operator or agency match.
These recovered pages are historical references. They are not a list of places confirmed open today. Read current guides and check with operators before hauling; Canadian River / Rosita Flats has a reported flood closure with reopening unconfirmed.
From the website backup.
Barnwell Mountain
Gilmer
The old TXMUD page remembered trails and major hills near Gilmer, with relatively little mud and primitive camping. It directed riders to the Texas Motorized Trails Coalition for passes, information and maps.
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General Sam’s
Huntsville
Listed as General Sam’s Off Road Wilderness Park, the original page described trails for a range of vehicles, primitive campsites, RV hookups and showers. Its Bishop Road directions place the old listing near Huntsville.
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Gator Run
Easton
The old Easton listing described muddy and dry scenic trails, sand, clay hills and spring-fed creeks. It also mentioned primitive and RV camping, showers and wash facilities.
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Eisenhower State Park
Denison
The original page listed a small mini-bike and ATV riding area at Eisenhower State Park, alongside camping and the Park Road 20 entrance near Denison. It did not provide a detailed terrain description.
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Sam Houston National Forest
New Waverly
The old New Waverly page described a multiple-use ORV trail system and east- and west-side trailheads. It reminded riders to read the trailhead bulletin boards and obtain information from the Sam Houston Ranger District.
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Padre Island
Corpus Christi
The old listing identified the national seashore near Corpus Christi, with Malaquite and Bird Island Basin camping and a beach-driving trip toward Mansfield Channel. Its directions used Park Road 22, matching the national-seashore location rather than the town of South Padre Island.
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Lake Meredith
Fritch / Canadian River
A separate old Lake Meredith page discussed Rosita and Blue Creek Bridge as two riding areas. It remembered sand, hill climbs, primitive surroundings and the need to carry drinking water and food.
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Red River Motorcycle Trails
Bulcher / near Muenster
The original Bulcher listing described rocky trails, sandy creek bottoms, woods and hill climbs, with scattered camping. It named Red River Motorcycle Trails and linked to the same operator domain that is still in use.
Read the historical reference ↗A familiar name needs a real match.
We compared the old location and identifying details with present-day operator or agency sources. Names alone are not enough: Red River Motorcycle Trails in Bulcher is distinct from Red River ATV Park in Bonham, and the old Padre Island page refers to the national seashore near Corpus Christi.
Closed or uncertain old listings are not included in this group. All recovered snapshots are undated; no publication year has been invented.
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