Hidden Falls Adventure Park

Marble Falls, Texas Private

Hidden Falls Adventure Park is a private off-road park near Marble Falls, Texas, with four one-way, motorcycle-only single track loops.

Hidden Falls Adventure Park is a pay-to-ride off-road park in the Texas Hill Country outside Marble Falls, just west of Austin. Most of its trail system is shared by Jeeps, side-by-sides, and ATVs, but four single track loops are set aside for motorcycles only: Vista Loop, South Loop, Ridge Trail, and North Loop. Every moto loop runs one way, so you won't meet a rider coming head-on, and the trails cut through cedar breaks over rocky Hill Country ground, with ledges, rock staircases, and creek crossings.

The loops cover a wide range of skill. Vista Loop is the park's easiest single track, and trail crews have cut alternate lines around its worst rock ridges. South Loop is a step up but still approachable, apart from a harder option near the end. Ridge Trail sits in the middle, mixing technical sections with fast ones, and a 2026 extension of nearly 8 miles now brings it out near Area B. North Loop is the hardest of the four. The hardest obstacles have marked "Easy" and "Hard" lines, and hazard markers flag serious drops. Motorcycles can also ride the park's ATV and full-size trails, and the park lists more than 200 miles of trail across all of it.

The park rates trails on its own 1-to-5 diamond scale. After a flood, it warns that some trail ratings no longer match the map, so scout anything unfamiliar before committing to it.

Getting there

The entrance is at 7030 E FM 1431 in Marble Falls. Check in at the park office by the entrance. The park has two camping and staging areas, Area A and Area B. Motorcycles must use the A-B Access Trail between them rather than Park Road 1. North Loop starts from the day-use area, and Vista Loop's trailhead is off the West Loop ATV trail. The park's 2026 trail map is available as a PDF and in the Avenza Maps app, which works offline.

Fees, permits, and rules

Entry is charged per person, not per vehicle. As of September 2026, adults (18 and up) pay $30 for the day and minors 17 and under pay $15. Kids 6 and under get in free. Anyone camping pays at least the overnight rate: $55 per adult, $25 per minor. The park offers cash and military discounts. Every guest must sign the park waiver before check-in.

The rules that matter most on a dirt bike:

  • DOT-approved helmets are required for all motorcycle riders at all times.
  • Ride marked trails only. Riding off-trail gets you removed from the park.
  • Park roads are two-way with a 15 mph limit.
  • Minors 17 and under must come with a parent or legal guardian over 21. Children 14 and under may not ride without adult supervision.
  • No alcohol anywhere on the property.
  • The park does not offer vehicle recovery.

When to ride

The park is open Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Friday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Hours change with the season and holidays, so check before you go. Night riding is allowed on Friday and Saturday nights, and everyone must be back at camp or out the gate by midnight. After heavy rain, riders say North Loop stays less muddy than the others and South Loop holds water.

Know before you go

Fees
$30/day per adult, $15 per minor (17 and under), 6 and under free
Hours
Mon–Thu 9am–5pm, Fri 9am–7pm, Sat–Sun 8am–5pm; night riding Fri and Sat until midnight
Permits
Signed park waiver required for every guest
Camping
Tent sites, RV sites, cabins, bunkhouses, and motel rooms on site; reservations online