Enoree OHV Trail (Whitmire, SC)
About 23 miles of rolling national forest trail near Whitmire, SC, with interconnecting loops and a separate beginner loop.
| Location | Sumter National Forest, near Whitmire, SC |
| Drive from our store | About 2 hours 15 minutes |
| Length | About 23 miles of interconnecting loops |
| Skill level | Beginner to advanced |
| Cost | $5 per rider per day, or a $50 annual pass. Recreation.gov only, no cash on site. |
| Hours | Day use only |
Official trail page for current conditions, hours, and fees.
About the ride
The Enoree OHV Trail is the largest of the three Sumter National Forest trails on our list. It rolls through piedmont hills and pine forest, with dirt and sandy sections and some narrow spots.
The loops connect, so you can build a ride to match your battery. There's also a separate one-way beginner loop, which is a good place to start if you're new to trail riding.
The staging area has gravel parking, loading ramps, and a vault toilet. Brickhouse Campground is a few minutes away.
Where to park
| Lot | Address | Links |
|---|---|---|
| Enoree OHV staging area | Garlington School Rd (FS 366), off Stomp Springs Rd, near Whitmire, SC |
Map Directions |
From I-26, take the Joanna/Whitmire exit (SC 66) and go east toward Whitmire about 4 miles. Turn left on Stomp Springs Rd, go about 2.5 miles, and turn onto Garlington School Rd (FS 366).
Good to know
- Passes must be bought on Recreation.gov ahead of time. There are no fee tubes on site.
- Call the Call Before You Haul hotline at (803) 561-4025 before you go.
- Riders under 16 must wear a helmet. We recommend a helmet for everyone.
- The same pass works at Parsons Mountain and Cedar Springs.
Stop by Okana Outdoors before you ride
We are at 1101 Parkside Main, Greensboro, GA 30642, in the Publix shopping center next to Amici. We sell and service Trek, Electra, Aventon, and Segway bikes.
Hours: Monday to Friday 10am to 5pm, Saturday 11am to 5pm, closed Sunday. Heading out early on a weekend? Stop by the day before so you have what you need.
Questions about where to ride? Call us at (706) 405-3393.
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Trail information is believed to be accurate but is not guaranteed. Conditions, closures, fees, and parking can change without notice. Please check with the park or trail manager before heading out, and ride within your ability.