Kalaga County now issues its off-road trail permits online. Riders choose their vehicle and their trail area, accept the trail rules and get the permit in their wallet right away.
Three trail areas, one permit
- Sawmill Creek Trails, west of Kalaga Springs: old logging roads and creek crossings
- Pine Hollow Flats, east of Pine Hollow: sand and mud, good for beginners
- Red Clay Hills, along the northern border: steep climbs for experienced riders
The permit costs from $25 to $60 a year depending on the vehicle, paid at the counter when you pick up the decal. It covers the county trail areas only: Mount Kalaga National Park runs its own trails, with its own rules and passes.
A washout, a fallen tree or a damaged guardrail? Report it online, and the crews write back once it is cleared. The Road Department is also hiring road crew workers and heavy equipment operators.
