Hanging Rock OHV System

The Hanging Rock area of the Wayne National Forest provides some excellent opportunities for riding off-highway vehicles (OHVs). This system has 26 miles of trail available for off-highway vehicle, mountain bike, and hiking use.

These trails wind through an area strip-mined in the 1960's and 1970's. Much of the upland area was badly scarred, and some areas are left with steep slopes providing challenging trails to riders. The area is also known for its fishing ponds, 51 of which are available for fishing. The ponds which are scattered along the OHV trail, lend a picturesque backdrop to an OHV ride.

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Fees

OHV riding requires a trail permit

Rules

For OHV riding: OHV Trail Permit required APV Registration required No vehicles greater than 50 inches wide allowed Possession of alcohol is prohibited on the Wayne National Forest per Ohio’s Open Container Law. Helmets and protective eye-wear required. Passengers may ride only if vehicle is designed by manufacturer to carry passengers.

Stay Limit

For OHV riding: OHV Trail Permit required APV Registration required No vehicles greater than 50 inches wide allowed Possession of alcohol is prohibited on the Wayne National Forest per Ohio’s Open Container Law. Helmets and protective eye-wear required. Passengers may ride only if vehicle is designed by manufacturer to carry passengers.

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