Chaos Off-Road Park

CORP Concept of Operations

Our Mission:
Chaos Off-Road aims to ensure your wheeling experience is both thrilling and safe, leaving you eager to return and share the adventure with friends.

Guided Ride:
For newcomers to off-roading or those unfamiliar with our trails, we highly recommend hiring a Chaos-certified guide. Our guides undergo extensive training to provide a safe and educational experience. Preauthorization from park management is necessary for groups wishing to ride without a guide. Requirements for independent wheeling include having a group of at least two vehicles, equipped with recovery and communication gear, familiarity with the park, and signing in and out with park management for each ride to ensure everyone’s safety.

Guided rides typically cover a 5-6 mile loop of the park, with opportunities for group interaction and obstacle navigation. Depending on group speed, the duration varies from 2 to 4 hours and concludes when all vehicles are safely back in camp.

Notes & Suggestions:

• Newcomers are encouraged to join an easier group initially to familiarize themselves with the park layout.
• Always adhere to the buddy system; never wheel alone.
• Guided groups have priority on trails and obstacles.
• Faster groups may overtake slower ones.
• In the event of a breakdown during a guided ride, if we cannot resolve the issue within 20 minutes, the ride will continue, and arrangements will be made for vehicle recovery.
• The “3-try” obstacle rule applies; if unable to negotiate an obstacle within three attempts, alternative methods will be employed.
• Pack lunch and refreshments for the ride, as lunch stops may vary.
• Your feedback is valuable; please share suggestions or compliments.
• Refer to the information kiosk for updates and details.
• Review the Driver’s Information packet provided at check-in for essential guidelines.

Chaos Off-Road Park Do’s and Don’ts:

• Ensure you are wheeling within your skill and vehicle capabilities.
• No open containers or impaired driving on the trail.
• Seatbelts must be worn when the vehicle is in motion.
• All passengers should have access to a roll bar grab handle.
• Night wheeling is prohibited without a Chaos Guide due to insurance liability.
• Do not use back property gates for entry or exit.
• Use designated fire ring areas for fires; no personal wood fires elsewhere.
• Unguided group wheeling is permitted under specified conditions, including the buddy system, reliable communication systems, recovery systems, and signing in/out.
• Unguided rides must be off the trails by sunset, and Sunday wheeling hours are 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. 
• Respect quiet hours and public road speed limits.
• Stay on designated trails, and avoid wetlands, stream drainage areas, and taped-off trails.
• Represent the wheeling community positively to the public and local authorities.
• Limit public road convoys to five vehicles or fewer.
• Dispose of trash responsibly; do not use local dumpsters.
• Medical and rescue personnel should identify themselves during registration.
• Fill out provided medical Information cards for each rider and keep them in the grovebox.
• Respect private property and avoid hunting areas.
• Report injuries or accidents to the registration desk promptly.
• Practice environmental stewardship; tread lightly.