Bring your bike · Ennis, Texas
Your riding day, explained.
Off-road motorcycle access on private wooded property. Pick the pass for your visit, check availability, and complete your waiver before arriving.
$25 daily pass
Per rider, for the available daylight riding hours on your selected date. The booking calendar shows the actual access window, including any private-stay closures.
$40 weekend pass
Per rider, Saturday sunrise through Sunday sunset, subject to availability. This is riding access; it does not include the yurt.
What the pass includes
Access to the property’s off-road riding area during the times on your pass. Bring your own motorcycle and riding gear. Motorcycle rental, instruction, and overnight accommodation are separate from these passes and are not included.
Rider requirements
- All riders must be 18 or older and complete their own required details and signed waiver.
- Wear a DOT-approved helmet and appropriate protective equipment.
- Ride within your ability, follow posted rules, and do not ride while impaired.
- Bring a mobile number, emergency contact, and your motorcycle’s make and model for booking.
Terrain and motorcycle suitability
This is an outdoor, off-road property with changing natural conditions. Contact the operator about current terrain, difficulty, trail layout, and suitability for your motorcycle and experience. Confirm eligibility before bringing an ATV, UTV, or other vehicle.
Published trail mileage, a difficulty-graded trail map, and a current riding photo tour are not yet available. Ask before booking if a particular riding distance, terrain type, or facility is essential to your visit.
Private stays, facilities, and weather
Approved yurt stays reserve exclusive riding access for their group. Maintenance, weather, and personal-use closures can also affect access. Check the range banner and date availability before travel. Riding passes do not include access to the yurt’s kitchen or lodging facilities; ask about day-visitor facilities before arriving.
A question before booking?
Talk to the property operator.
Ask about trail conditions, your motorcycle, yurt facilities, or your stay.