
Tower Trax ATV Recreation Park covers 2,600 acres in Tangipahoa Parish near Fluker, Louisiana, situated in the piney hills region of southeast Louisiana west of I-55 and approximately 60 miles north of New Orleans. The park occupies one of the few elevated, well-drained landforms in a region otherwise defined by swamp and coastal marsh, giving the trail system a distinct hill-and-hollow character that surprises riders expecting flat Gulf Coast terrain. Approximately 50+ miles of marked trails traverse pine and mixed-hardwood forest through rolling terrain with creek crossings, open meadow sections, and purpose-built mud bogs that capture the clay-heavy soil during wet months. ATVs and UTVs are the primary permitted vehicle type; the soft soils limit conventional 4x4 truck access to dry conditions. Primitive camping is available throughout the property. Tower Trax serves the New Orleans, Baton Rouge, and Hammond-Covington corridor, the most densely populated stretch of Louisiana, as a primary off-road destination without requiring a long drive into north Louisiana. Event weekends and organized group rides are held throughout the year.
Tower Trax ATV Recreation Park covers 2,600 acres in Tangipahoa Parish near Fluker, Louisiana, situated in the piney hills region of southeast Louisiana west of I-55 and approximately 60 miles north of New Orleans. The park occupies one of the few elevated, well-drained landforms in a region otherwise defined by swamp and coastal marsh, giving the trail system a distinct hill-and-hollow character that surprises riders expecting flat Gulf Coast terrain. Approximately 50+ miles of marked trails traverse pine and mixed-hardwood forest through rolling terrain with creek crossings, open meadow sections, and purpose-built mud bogs that capture the clay-heavy soil during wet months. ATVs and UTVs are the primary permitted vehicle type; the soft soils limit conventional 4x4 truck access to dry conditions. Primitive camping is available throughout the property. Tower Trax serves the New Orleans, Baton Rouge, and Hammond-Covington corridor, the most densely populated stretch of Louisiana, as a primary off-road destination without requiring a long drive into north Louisiana. Event weekends and organized group rides are held throughout the year.
Hours
Monday: 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM; Tuesday: 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM; Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM; Thursday: 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM; Friday: 10:00 AM – 12:00 AM; Saturday: Open 24 hours; Sunday: 9:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Phone
+1 985-969-0114Website
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