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Outlaw Trax Riding and Conduct Rules

• Close the gate when entering or leaving the property.
• Please call before coming to the property.
• Members and guests must sign in at the drop box on EVERY entry to Outlaw Trax.
• NEVER ride alone.
• Proper riding gear must be worn whenever riding (helmet, boots, eye-protection, etc.).
• Minors may not ride unless a Parent or Legal Guardian is present.
• Riding off the trails or outside of designated riding areas is strictly prohibited. Anyone found in a restricted area will be asked to leave.
• Riding on the track backwards is strictly prohibited.
• Never ride or swim in the ponds.
• Riding in muddy areas is prohibited.
• Pit and camp riding is 1st gear only.
• No riding after dark.
• No riding AT sunset. (You will get caught in the woods in the dark.)
• Bike washing is allowed only for those who pay hookup fees.
• No littering. Trash service will not be provided. Take ALL your trash with you upon leaving. No exceptions.
• No drugs are allowed.
• No drinking of alcohol while riding.
• No loud music or disruptive behavior.
• No uncontained fires.
• No fires during burn bans.
• No firearms or weapons of any sort.
• No hunting.
• No cutting of brush or trees or tree limbs for firewood purposes.
• Members will not cut any pine trees for any reason.
• Do not feed or disturb any of the Outlaw Trax animals.Outlaw Trax will not be responsible for injuries incurred by interaction with any wild game or animals on property.
• Permanent Trailer Storage must be reserved at a monthly cost plus hookup fees.
• No Black water dumping.
• ATV's may ride all the trails at Outlaw.

The trail system at Outlaw is fairly simple to understand once you know the facts.

Trail Head (where the trails start)
Once you go through the gate that separates the campground from the MX track if you look to your left against the tree line you will see a wooden arch/gate. This gate is the entrance to the trail system and is clearly marked. Big Thanks to Boo, and Keith for building that for us.

Arrows
Red Arrows – The “Red Loop” denotes the main loop which is about 20 miles long and has a few areas that could be considered “expert only” sections.

Blue Arrows – The “Blue Loop” is for the less experienced rider and is about 8 miles long. Everyone should be able to ride the blue loop with little problem. Most of the Blue Loop is ATV friendly as well.

Split Trail
If you come to a section that has arrows going in two different directions this is a place where the trail splits. You can ride either direction and you will remain on the loop without missing any trail. We split the trail in a couple places to save older trails as well as to give us a little variety. One thing to remember is if your group gets spread out far enough that some might take the other split be sure and wait for them at the next stop to ensure everyone is accounted for.

One Way Trails
Both the Red and Blue Loops at Outlaw Trax are One Way traffic. If you are on a trail and do not see an arrow of any kind for more than a few hundred yards you may be going in the wrong direction and need to turn around. It is very dangerous for anyone to ride in the wrong direction since most riders know we have One Way trails and are not looking for people coming from the other direction.