Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Curryville, Missouri

Lost Creek Road is a scenic, graded gravel road. The road is fairly smooth, with the typical potholes. Shortly after you start, you'll come across a flowing waterfall off the road to the left. As…
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This scenic route follows a well-maintained gravel road that runs parallel to both the Katy Trail and the Missouri River, often called "The Big Muddy." While occasional washboard patches, potholes, and loose gravel demand attention,…
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This is a beautiful ride through Mark Twain National Forest on the northern portion of the Potosi district. There are lots of opportunities for photos and enjoying the scenery. You are likely to see deer…
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As you travel along, you weave in and out of the Mark Twain Forest. You'll start near one of the areas for camping and floating outfitters (Eagle Hurst Ranch), popular during the summer. The Huzzah…
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Pigeon Roost Road or Washington County Road 603, is a gravel-dirt mixed road going through portions of rural Washington County land and the Potosi Unit within Mark Twain National Forest. The road features a unique…
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Lost Meridian FS 2420, is a natural improved trail within the Grassy Hollow Road area of the Potosi Unit of Mark Twain National Forest. The trail terrain leans into the natural from the entry, consisting…
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Meridian FS 2421 is a coarse gravel road off Grassy Hollow Road within the Potosi Unit of Mark Twain National Forest. The track features a scenic ride through the ridges and valleys between Lost Creek…
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Criswell FS 2248, is a gravel road within the Pigeon Roost Road area of the Potosi Unit of Mark Twain National Forest. The road starts coming off the Pigeon Roost Road, following a ridge going…
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Timber Lane FS 2514, or simply Timberlane Ridge, is a gravel road within the Pigeon Roost Road area of the Potosi Unit of Mark Twain National Forest. The road starts coming off the Pigeon Roost…
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Timber Lane Spur B, FS 2514B, or simply Timberlane Lake, is a coarse gravel road within the Pigeon Roost Road area of the Potosi Unit of Mark Twain National Forest. The track starts at the…
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Meridian Spur A FS 2421A is a gravel, leaning towards natural-improved, road within the Grassy Hollow Road area of the Potosi Unit of Mark Twain National Forest. The road begins as a fork in the…
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Boiling Ridge FS 2099 is a gravel road within the Pigeon Roost Road area of the Potosi Unit of Mark Twain National Forest. It features a track going south where it branches off the Pigeon…
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Snapps Hollow FS 2698 is a gravel road within the Pigeon Roost Road area of the Potosi Unit of Mark Twain National Forest. It features a track going south where it branches off the Pigeon…
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Very easy up to the power line. It's a road. Easy access to a place to hike, camp, or hunt. Particularly to hike or hunt the power-line cut. After the power lines, it's a trail…
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Forest Service Road 2695 (Palmer North) connects Palmer Road and Pigeon Roost Road. At the trailhead near Palmer Road, you'll encounter the historic Palmer Church, established in 1840. The majority of the trail is a…
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Brazil Road or Washington County Road 657, is a gravel-dirt mixed road going through portions of rural Washington County land and the Potosi Unit within Mark Twain National Forest. The road features a unique use…
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This forest service road is a 2 track through the Mark Twain National Forest and is part of the Potosi/Fredericktown Ranger district. It is a great little side trip off the main road to see…
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Forest Service Road 2550, also known as Springtown Branch, is a gravel/dirt trail connecting Pigeon Roost Road and Forest Service Road 2695. This trail parallels Parole Lake and offers some good views of the lake.…
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Palmer Road or Washington County Road 643, is a gravel-dirt mixed road going through portions of rural Washington County land and the Potosi Unit within Mark Twain National Forest. The road features a unique use…
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This is an easy, well-maintained gravel road within the Mark Twain Forest with just a few bumps and puddles, but after severe weather storms, there is the possibility of fallen trees. The trail offers great…
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Coffee Creek Road is a private access route available exclusively to visitors of LOTO Offroad Park. This low-maintenance gravel road is primarily used by local residents, so it's important to remain on the designated path…
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The Wart Trail is a short loop off the far northeast corner of the Outer Limits Trail. It drops down fifty feet into a gulch. There is a short, steep drop on the north end…
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The Outer Limit trail is the main perimeter route of the Lake of the Ozarks Off-Road Park and a must-know trail for all visitors. It circles the park's scenic terrain near Gravois Creek. This trail…
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Fur Road is a private-access-only road, but it may be utilized by visitors of LOTO Offroad Park to reach the developing northern logging trail area. This road is a basic, low-maintenance dirt path and should…
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Critter Cutoff is an easy trail that is mostly dirt with a few muddy spots during rainy weather. The lower end connects to Outer Limits on the northeast side of the park and leads uphill…
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This mostly dirt trail provides an easier route through the park and serves as a useful connector to several more challenging trails in the area. This natural rock formation offers a scenic and unique riding…
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This mostly dirt trail provides an easier route through the park and serves as a useful connector to several more challenging trails in the area. This natural rock formation offers a scenic and unique riding…
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This trail is a mostly dirt path that forms a partial loop, reconnecting you to the Hungover Trail and offering a smooth, easy ride through the wooded area. The terrain is straightforward with no major…
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This offroad trail, known as Critter Crossing, earns its name from the numerous critters seen along its route. The trail begins by guiding you through a natural wash, then gradually climbs through a series of…
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This shorter logging trail winds through the valley at the bottom of Logging Trail #1. Along the route, you'll encounter a couple of impressive rock overhangs--natural features that make for excellent photo opportunities. The trail…
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