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It’s that time of year again when we’re tearing up the snow instead of dirt! But, just because it’s cold and snowy outside doesn’t mean that you need to stop going on those epic adventures. Winter off-roading can be just as thrilling and delightful.
So, as your favorite LED light bar company, we wanted to take this opportunity to help you out and put together a list of five of the top winter off-roading trails. Hopefully, you can try them all out and come back to share your experiences with us!
Winter Trails for Your Next Adventure
Big Horn Mountains, WY
This mountain range never fails to make it into off-roading trail lists, whether for the summer or winter. Their rolling hills and valleys are already a fun off-road trail, but winters add a fantastic snow coating.
With over 1,500 trails and at least 32 campsites, the Bighorn National Forest has become a famous destination for all types of adventure-seekers. Off-roaders are very much welcome here, too, as most of its roads are open to off-highway vehicles (OHVs).
Rubicon Trail, CA
Known as one of the toughest trails in the country, Rubicon Trail has some of the heaviest snowfalls during the winter months. Its challenging course almost made having a four-wheel-drive off-road vehicle a requirement. Still, the breathtaking view and access via Lake Tahoe adds the cherry on top of this winter off-roading trail.
White Mountain, NH
If you’re looking for some east coast winter fun, look no further. The White Mountain in New Hampshire, part of the Appalachian Chain, gets some extreme weather in the winter months. But instead of scaring people off, this wonderland feature is what draws off-roaders to this mountain range even more.
Imperial Sand Dunes, CA
If your idea of a winter off-road trail is to get away from the cold, then this place is ideal for you. Located in southeast California, the Imperial Sand Dunes sits as a cold-weather break for those running away from it. Its capacity of over 150,000 acres makes it one of the largest sand dunes open to highway vehicles. Topped with the camping accommodations, it makes for a great weekend getaway.
Big Bear Lake, CA
A crowd-favorite, Big Bear Lake in California is a friendly trail for all skill levels. Its various courses have that rare ability to cater to everyone from beginners to experts. You’ll surely find some fun among its nine different trails if not all!
These are just five of the magnificent off-roading trails that are worth a try at this wonderful time of year.
- Big Horns Mountain in Wyoming
- Rubicon Trail in California
- White Mountain in New Hampshire
- Imperial Sand Dunes in South East California
- Big Bear Lake in California
So share with us your favorite trail picks for the winter months! We’d love to hear from you.
Meet the Author: Extreme LED has been helping offroad enthusiasts with their LED lighting needs since 2011. We have built our company to provide you with the best experience from shopping to customer support and ultimately use and longevity of our products. Our high-performance LED Light Bars & Pods are covered by our Lifetime Warranty and with free shipping over $100, you can rest assured that you are getting a high-quality product that will provide long-lasting lighting for your vehicle.