Enoree OHV Trail
The Enoree OHV Trail is a 23-mile designated off-highway vehicle trail system in the Enoree Ranger District of Sumter National Forest, accessed from the Beaverdam Creek area near Whitmire in Newberry County, South Carolina. The trail network consists of interconnecting loop routes through rolling Piedmont upland, hardwood and pine forest on the gently folded terrain between the Blue Ridge foothills and the coastal plain. Trail character is moderate: wider forest road sections link with narrower single-track loops, creek crossings are seasonal, and elevation change is modest compared to the Upstate mountain systems. Motorcycles and ATVs are permitted; UTV and side-by-side access depends on current trail width and seasonal conditions. No day-use fee is required for Sumter National Forest OHV trails. Dispersed camping is available in the surrounding national forest. The Enoree system is geographically central in South Carolina, between Columbia and Spartanburg on the I-26 corridor, making it the most accessible Forest Service OHV option for Central SC riders. The Enoree Ranger District office in Whitmire (803-276-4810) maintains current trail conditions and seasonal closure information.