If you own a Jeep and haven't yet heard of the Jeep Badge of Honor program, you're missing one of the most rewarding ways to explore the country's best off-road trails. This guide is the most complete, up-to-date list of every active Badge of Honor trail in the United States.
Whether you're a first-timer looking to earn your first physical badge or a veteran working toward the Trail Titan challenge, this is your starting point.
Quick Access Tip
2025 Program Updates: Trail Tiers Explained
Core Trails
Core Trails are the backbone of the Badge of Honor program. They are permanent fixtures, designed to remain available year after year. When you complete a Core Trail and check in through the app, Jeep mails you a physical badge. These are the classic, iconic routes that define the program.
Limited Trails
Limited Trails are time-sensitive, available for exactly one calendar year (for example, April 2025 through April 2026). They reward explorers who move fast and plan ahead. Like Core Trails, Limited Trails earn you a physical badge when completed within the active window. Once the window closes, the trail and its badge are gone.
Digital Trails
Digital Trails expand the program's reach by offering more routes at more skill levels without awarding physical badges. Instead, you earn digital badges and points within the app. They're a great way to build mileage, earn challenge credit, and explore trails that might not have made the Core list.
The Short Version
Badge of Honor Challenges
In addition to individual trail badges, the 2025 update introduced Challenges, which award points and digital badges for completing specific activities or groups of trails:
- Digital Detour: Complete any 3 Digital Trails
- Explorer Extraordinaire: Complete 10 unique trails
- Marathoner: Complete 26 unique trails
- Moab Marvel: Complete all Jeep Badge of Honor Trails in Moab, Utah
- Month Streaker: Complete at least 1 trail per month for 6 consecutive months
- Trail Titan: Complete every Core Trail in the program
The Trail Titan challenge is the ultimate achievement in the Badge of Honor program. With Core Trails spread across dozens of states, earning this one requires real commitment, real miles, and a well-built rig.
Complete Jeep Badge of Honor Trail List by State
Every currently active Jeep Badge of Honor trail in the United States, organized by state. Trail tiers are noted where applicable. The best-known trail on the list is the Rubicon Trail (22 miles) in California.
Alabama
Looking to collect badges in the Yellowhammer State? Here are your options:
- Ibex Trail, Morris Mountain ORV Park, Delta, AL
- Trail #404, Stony Lonesome OHV Park
- Trail #421, Stony Lonesome OHV Park
- Uphill Both Ways, Hawk Pride Mountain Offroad Park, Tuscumbia, AL
Arizona
Arizona has thousands of miles of world-class off-road terrain. Pro tip: if you tackle Schnebly Hill, add Broken Arrow to your day while you're already out there.
- Backway to Crown King
- Lower Terminator, Digital Trail
- Schnebly Hill Trail
- Telegraph Line
- Upper Terminator, Digital Trail
Arkansas
All Arkansas Badge of Honor trails are located within Hot Springs OHV Park.
- Byrd's Heritage Trail, Byrd's Adventure Center, Ozark, AR
- Fun Run
- Rubicon Ridge
California
California is home to some of the country's finest off-road opportunities, including one of the most famous trails on the planet: the Rubicon Trail.
- Dusy Ershim
- Gold Mountain
- Holcomb Creek
- John Bull
- Pinyon Mountain Trail
- Slick Rock Road
- Steel Pass, Digital Trail
- The Rubicon Trail
Colorado
Colorado is home to some of the most legendary Jeep trails in the country.
- Billings Canyon, Limited: March 16, 2026, April 1, 2027
- Black Bear Pass
- Engineer Pass
- Holy Cross
- Imogene Pass
- Medano Pass, Digital Trail, March 2026
- Ophir Pass
- Poughkeepsie Gulch
- Rimrocker Trail, Digital Trail
- Yansing Gulch
Florida
- Tread Lightly Four Wheel Drive Way
Georgia
Beasley Knob is a network of trails within the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forests.
- Beasley Knob OHV, Start with 93C Nicholson Gap for the full multi-trail system
Idaho
- Hell's Half Acre
- Lost Trail
Indiana
All of the following trails are located within Redbird State Recreation Area.
- Trail #3
- Trail #3X
- Badlands Adventure Trail, Badlands Off-Road Park, Attica, IN
Kansas
These trails made their Badge of Honor debut in 2023 within Kansas Rocks Recreation Park.
- C2
- Rattlesnake Alley
Kentucky
- Little Widowmaker, Hollerwood Offroad Adventure Park, Digital Trail
- Turkey Bay
Maryland
- Wolf Den Run State Park, 2103
Michigan
- Hallfrisch/Walker Trail, Also known as Nemesis
- Holly Oaks ORV Park, Start with the Lower Loop
- Silver Lake ORV Area, Digital Trail
Minnesota
- Mesabi Mountain ORV Trail
- Spider Lake, Digital Trail: March 2026
Missouri
All Missouri trails are located within Southern Missouri Off-Road Ranch (SMORR).
- Guard Rail
- Pee Wee's Crossing
Montana
- Big Bear Lake Road
- Black Tail Wild Bill Trail, A combined multi-trail route
- Calypso Trail, Digital Trail: March 2026
Nevada
- High Rock Canyon
- Rocky Gap
New Hampshire
Jericho Mountain is New Hampshire's badge-qualifying off-road park. 'Green' here means the easiest trails in the park, not easy by general standards.
- Jericho Mountain 4x4 Trail
New Mexico
- Amatista Ledges
- Lower Amado (Pucker Falls)
- Quebradas Backcountry Byway, Digital Trail
North Carolina
Several great trails in Uwharrie National Forest surround the Badge of Honor route.
- Dickey Bell Trail #91
- Trail 1, Brown Mountain OHV Trail System
Oklahoma
- GOAT Trail, Cross Bar Off Road Ranch Park
Oregon
All Oregon Badge of Honor trails are within Tillamook State Forest.
- Cedar Tree #13
- Firebreak 5 #14
Pennsylvania
- Barney Rubble
- Crawl Daddy
- Crawler Ridge
- Fern Ridge
South Carolina
- The Gulches, Gulches Offroad Vehicle Park
South Dakota
- Fruity Pebbles, Digital Trail
- Trail 8049 (Camp 5)
Tennessee
Windrock Park offers enough trails to fill multiple days of adventure.
- Panther Rock Trail #51
- Smoky Mountains Trail, Outdoors In The Smokies
- Trail #26
Texas
- Black Gap 4x4 Trail
- Clydes Ravine, Barnwell Mountain, Limited: March 16, 2026, April 1, 2027
- Hidden Falls Adventure Park
- Huckleberry, Merus Adventure Park, Claude, TX
- Northwest ORV Park
Utah
Utah leads the entire program in trail count. The majority of these trails are clustered around Moab, widely considered one of the best off-road destinations on earth.
- Cliff Hanger
- D2700 Lost World, Digital Trail: April 2026
- Elephant Hill
- Fins and Things
- Golden Spike
- Hell's Revenge
- Hole in the Rock
- Kane Creek Canyon
- Metal Masher
- Moab Rim, Limited: March 16, 2026, April 1, 2027
- Poison Spider
- Pritchett Canyon
- Rose Garden Hill
- Steel Bender
- The Fallen
- The Pickle, Limited: March 16, 2026, April 1, 2027
- Top of the World
- Wipe Out Hill
Virginia
- Peters Mill Run
Washington
- Humps and Bumps, Digital Trail
- Naches Trail
- Skyline, Limited: March 16, 2026, April 1, 2027
West Virginia
- Bearwallow, Hatfield-McCoy Trail System, start with Outer Green Loop
- Trail #29, Cabwaylingo State Forest, Digital Trail
Wisconsin
- Rock Crawler, Tigerton OHV Park, Tigerton, WI
Wyoming
- Crazy Woman Canyon, Digital Trail
- Monument Ridge
Retired Jeep Badge of Honor Trails
Trails have come and gone from the Badge of Honor program over the years. You can no longer earn a physical badge for these routes, but every one of them is still worth running.
Alabama (Retired)
- Gut Buster (Stony Lonesome OHV Park)
- Switchback to Who's Your Daddy #500 (Stony Lonesome OHV Park)
Arizona (Retired)
- Table Mesa
Arkansas (Retired)
- Snake (Hot Springs Off-Road Park)
- Quartz Canyon (Hot Springs Off-Road Park)
Indiana (Retired)
- Trail #2X (Redbird State Recreation Area)
- Trail #5 (Redbird State Recreation Area)
Michigan (Retired)
- South Marblehead Loop (Drummond Island)
Missouri (Retired)
- Cougar Crossing (Southern Missouri Off-Road Ranch, SMORR)
Pennsylvania (Retired)
- Trail #11 (Rausch Creek Off-Road Park)
Tennessee (Retired)
- Trail #16 (Windrock)
About This Guide
This list is maintained by the team at 4x4Playground and updated as the Jeep Badge of Honor program evolves. The program regularly adds new trails, retires others, and introduces new tiers and challenges. Bookmark this page and check back for the most current version.