Spots to wheel in Centeral Indiana

Just moved to Indiana and don't know of any local spots other then the 4 parks around. Hoping someone knew of some places to go that are more of a trail then a park. Anyone find any service roads or anything fun. Always looking for tacoma friends in centeral Indy as I havent seen too many around.

 

Well went out to badlands today with my stock ass truck with crappy tires and open diff and shocked myself. I aired down to 20psi and kept up with the built rigs only time I got sotck was when she was buried to the frame. Blasted through puddles up to the top of the wheel. Hit the frame a couple times and 3 wheeled it. Roudy time got lots of looks in the little guy. Managed to squeeze down some of the sxs trails. Little tight but she did ok. Overall pretty fun truck is brown inside and out. Like to go back with a winch next time so I can really send it but she did well for bone stock. The badlands is a fun spot more for atvs and sxs. Not alot of trails but more a couple mazes. Maybe theres some trails back there but I wasnt ready to send it through some spots yet. Overall 7/10 not a fan of the orange flag rule, ended up breaking it off on a tree.

 

I haven't found any myself unless it's on private property. Not a lot around here except corn fields. The Ozarks are not too far away if you are willing to drive a bit.

 

I found a nice spot called Thornes creek that isn't too far out. Pretty quiet and 24/7 good variety and difficulty range would highly recommend checking it out. I think I might head out there Saturday night for some night wheeling or maybe Sunday you're more than welcome to come out.

https://www.thornesrecreationalproperty.com/

 

This thread is nearly a year old, but haspin acres isn't far from indy in laurel if you haven't checked them out.

 

We have been running bad lands alot. Good park with lots of trails. The trail setup sucks though.

 

ive never been to badlands, but I have friends that have and they like going. I really do recommend haspin though

 

https://www.google.com/search?gs_ss...ndroid-google&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8

 

Decided it's worth it to drive down to Kentucky for a weekend. Lots of spots there.

 

The land between the lakes is full of the trails you want. Just watch out for horse trails. They look a lot like cemetery roads.

 

We stayed at S-tree campground. Plenty of trails around there to hit. Definitely sent it too hard and will now be spending all winter fixing lol.