Off-Road Trails in Arkansas

Forest Service Road 1000A leads you from Victor Road down to Brock Cemetery. Once the first grave was there, the site became a community cemetery and has been ever since. The small stones you see in the background behind the Victory B. Keithley grave are graves of loved ones whose families could aff...
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This route starts out as an easy gravel road and gets narrower and more difficult towards the end. There are many low and overgrown branches, and the trail eventually ends; there is not an easy way to turn around. There are downed trees that may require an alternate route or clearing along the way. ...
Learn more about 1541 / Briar Creek

This is a very fun and easy trail for any 4x4 vehicle. The trail includes several shallow mud holes, with one particular mud hole having about an 18" ledge to drop down or climb up at the end of the hole. There are several shallow creek crossings that are totally dry in the summer and early fall. Th...
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Sign in at the office at Ohana Celebration Park before riding. This is a medium skill-level trail. There are rocks, uphills, downhills, and some tight sections. Once you hit the two-track near the end, you can head due west to continue on a single track or turn south to connect to the main two-track...
Learn more about 1ST Motorcycle Only

This starts on a two-track. Turn left at the deer blind and go up the hill. Shortly after this, the trail becomes very steep and off-camber. Right before the first big hill climb, there is a bail-out point that crosses the creek. Two wooden bridges in this section can be slick. ...
Learn more about 2ST Motorcycle Only

This trail is for motorcycles only. You will start with the last of the 3 big hill climbs. Once at the top, there is a great flowy section with a couple of rock gardens to navigate. After you drop back down the hill, you will cross the main two-track and continue south on a short section of two-trac...
Learn more about 3ST Motorcycle Only

Check in at the office before riding. This is a motorcycle-only trail and is the widest and least rocky of all the single-track trails. There are 3 creek crossings, but they are not deep. This trail intersects with at least 3 two-track trails that can be hard to spot as you come upon them. This is a...
Learn more about 4ST Motorcycle Only

This is the main road that runs along the top ride of the east side of the park. Many of the trails start and begin off this road. Many of the advanced park trails are directional, so be mindful of that when navigating from one trail to the next. This road is rough in some areas but most vehicles at...
Learn more about 5 Main Park Road

Check in at the office before riding. This is a motorcycle-only trail. Sections of this trail north of Waterway Trail are off-camber and have steep climbs and descents. Sections south of Waterway Trail are flat but are narrow and can be slick after rain. These trails are in the lowest-lying area of ...
Learn more about 5ST Motorcycle Only

This is a north/south trail accessible by OHVs (ATV, UTV, MX) and horseback ONLY. There are width restriction gates on both ends, limiting vehicles to approximately 72" max width. The trail has several shallow mud holes with firm bottoms. There is a 370-foot elevation difference between the ends of ...
Learn more about 96027A

These two trails combine to make essentially one direct shot up to (or down from) Huckleberry Mountain. Starting from Huckleberry Mountain going north, the trail starts with a steep descent along a narrow trail with many water break humps as you travel downhill. Please take caution going either dire...
Learn more about 96076D & 96021D

Brandon's Run is a good beginner dirt trail as it has limited elevation, no ruts, and no rocks. Take Road 1 to the back of the park. A24 will be on the left near some steep hill climbs. The trail sign is close to Road 1 and is fairly hidden behind shrubs. The trail connects to A8, also known as Bran...
Learn more about A24 Brandon's Run

Buckhorn North is rated as a 4 on the park map. The trail has a great deal of ups and downs and twisty turns through the woods. There are some steep climbs with rocks and ledges. Given these obstacles, this trail is for experienced off-roaders only. It would be best to have 33-inch or taller tires a...
Learn more about A25 Buckhorn North

A8 starts at the end of A24, but continues the name of "Brandon's Run." The trail is a lengthy descent from A24 back down to Road 1. This dirt trail is not difficult, but it could be slick if it has rained. The trail finishes with a small creek crossing then a short mild hill climb out of the creek ...
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Alexander Mountain, or Forest Service Road 1703, runs between Locke, on the southwest end near Devil's Canyon, to Hurricane Creek Rd, near White Rock on the northeast end. It can be run either direction. This trail offers beautiful scenery with a mix of challenging and easy trail sections. The road ...
Learn more about Alexander Mountain

This loose gravel road ends at the Little River. There is a boat ramp and dispersed camping on the riverside. Not far out of the small town of Fulton, Arkansas, this road provides beautiful views of the river, pasture, and plenty of livestock. This used to be a ferry site for Allen's Ferry. The Red...
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Another rolling, easy gravel road that leads you to more hiking entrances, scenic viewpoints, or even just a new route to the famous Hot Springs, Arkansas. This Ouachita National Forest Service Road gives you some great campsites with lots of trees and pine trees for shade during the summer months. ...
Learn more about Alum Divide 961

Easy gravel road with water crossings, bridges, and scenic views through the vast trees that line this route. Lots of shade during the summertime from the over 60 species of trees that inhabit the Ouachita National Forest. The most interesting part about this route is the water research station I fo...
Learn more about Alum Experiment Road 962

Alum Fork or Forest Road 114 is an excellent way to navigate through the beautiful Ouachita National Forest without ever having to touch the pavement. It has several dispersed camping areas and winds its way around Lake Winona if you're wanting to catch some fish or get the kayak on the water. Wildl...
Learn more about Alum Fork Road 114

This is by far the ultimate fun 4x4 road. Starting from the east there is a pretty big campsite next to a creek which could be good for fishing. Continuing down the road there are several water crossings and creeks which at times may flow over the roads. This road is mostly gravel and clay-like mud....
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