About Morris Mountain
The park was created from a lack of places to go wheeling.  It started as a pastime for Kris and Randy Morris and quickly grew into Morris Mountain ORV Park.  The park now has obstacles, trails, mud pits, canyons, and a primitive camping facility.

Our experience trying to find places to ride kept leading us to areas that forced you to pay for full weekends, camping facilities, or required reservations, making a spur of the moment one day wheeling trip impractical or unaffordable.  As a result,  MMORV has flexible hours and low fees to allow the average joe to take a half -day wheeling trip or a weekend long outing.

Upcoming Events

News

OffCamber4wd's March Of Dimes ride
August 15th-17th

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Even MORE new trails! 
With the help of our MMORV members we have built six new climbs!  "Rock n Roll", "R" "B" "D", "Mallcrawll", and a new Still Hill.  All these trails are located in the "Fishhead Valley" area.

More new trails!
With the help of local clubs C.A.O.S. and Hardline Crawlers we have added three new trails to the park!  They will be added to the map soon.

Morris Mountain will be featured in Muchado Productions' upcoming video "All My Dirty Friend 3".  Look for it to be released late '08! 

www.muchadoproductions.com

New Trails!
A new trail called CopperHead has just been finished!  It should be fun.  Just picture the Gauntlet,  only several times longer, turning up and down the mountain with tight off-camber turns, and a Los Primos-like ledge.  Also, a new "slickrock" trail is in the works.  

Please visit and tell your friends about the park.  In order to keep the park open and affordable please obey all safety regulations, do not destroy property, or leave trash as there is no paid staff to clean up after you.  The fees earned at the park pay for the equipment cost for making trails and the liability insurance needed to operate the park.

Thank you and enjoy your visit,

Randy and Kris Morris