Moonshine is a straight-through, U-shaped trail that starts and ends on Backwoods Road, intersecting with Rattler halfway through. The trail can be run in either direction and offers nearly a perfect mirror of the trail on each side of the U. No matter which direction you travel, you first encounter an extreme off-camber descent down a shade-covered and often muddy trail that leans your top half hard into the surrounding oak trees. You then descend a steep and slippery 5-foot limestone wall, where you cross over Rattler and attempt to climb up a steep and slippery 5-foot limestone wall. To exit the trail, you ascend a shade-covered, often muddy track that leans extremely off-camber into hard oak trees. This trail is best for experienced drivers in heavily modified vehicles with large tires, lockers, and body armor. Vehicles with tops should avoid this trail. Body damage is a high possibility.

Traveling between Rocker Knocker and Backwoods Road, Rattler is named after the very first obstacle encountered on the trail, a gnarly, bowled, and smoothed 8-foot limestone wall. This trail can be run in either direction, but uphill from north to south is generally preferred. The best line for conquering the waterfall depends on your vehicle's width and how far your tires stick out from your vehicle's body. Generally, keeping the passenger tire in the crack most of the way up works but can result in body damage to fenders and rock sliders. The first obstacle offers a bypass, but it is a 10-foot stair-stepping wall. After the waterfall, a steep and loose bouldery climb awaits with several more 2-foot ledges. This trail is best for highly modified vehicles with large tires, lockers, body armor, and a winch. Rollovers and body damage are highly likely.

Located within Southern Missouri Off-Road Ranch (SMORR), Cold Mountain is a moderate trail with several short rock ledges, a steep hill climb, and a variety of lines to keep the trail interesting for just about any vehicle. This is a straight-through trail that connects Backwoods Road 1 with Gaucho and is the main access point to the Cougar Crossing Badge of Honor trail. The section of Cold Mountain between Backwoods Road 1 and Cougar Crossing is nothing more than a dirt road. The trail then begins descending 134 feet in 1/10th of a mile and traverses a couple of 10 to 12-inch rock ledges before bottoming out in a ravine and offering several lines back up a steep ascent with optional rock ledges up to 14''. This trail is great for beginners and suitable for an aggressive stock vehicle looking for a challenge. A small lift and larger tires make the trail significantly easier.