Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Homestown, Missouri

Wolf Bayou Road is a gravel access road to the Wolf Bayou section of the greater Black Island Conservation Area, managed by the Missouri Department of Conservation. The Wolf Bayou is a fish lover's and waterfowl hunter's little hidden gem, featuring several water channels to access the rest within t...
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The I-155 Tunnel Crossing is based off of the Pemiscot County Road 362 and 534. Together the two roads form a gravel loop to connect with Missouri Route Y and Missouri Route 84. The gravel road leads you to the river levee's edge giving you access to many great fishing holes and Missouri low land (s...
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The Ernest Rice Road is a gravel access road to the Wildlife Management Area of the same name. It features an easy to traverse gravel road on the northern side of the area, expect course gravel in sections, potholes, and mild water collection in spots, the parking areas are also a little soft where ...
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The Scott County Road 405, is a sand flat road in lower Scott County, Missouri, which shows one of the more unique terrains the state has to offer. The road features a few turns and bridges crossing over water-diverting channels of the area. The road is mostly sand with gravel near each end, at time...
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This is, in my opinion, one of the coolest trails for full-size rigs — or really any rig. It offers beautiful deep-forest views, with obstacles along the way ranging from rocks and creek crossings to mud holes, making it a fun trail to run. Be mindful of others, as this is a two-way trail that goes ...
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Spurring right off Hill Climb Back Side, this cut trail takes you to the start of Hillside 69. Although it’s a shorter track, it still offers beautiful scenery and a few small obstacles along the way to keep things a little fun. Be mindful of the ruts, as they can become very slick.
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Spurring right off the Hillside Entrance Trail, this route leads up to the three-way intersection for 69 and 69.5. It features fun forest scenery, narrow tracks with small ruts, and a couple of mud holes. Be mindful of others on this trail, as it can be a little narrow in some areas.
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The main loop at Brick's off-road park is labeled starting with mile marker 1 and ending with mile marker 20 it's labeled for emergency and for navigating purposes. Along the way, you'll come across low-water bridges and potentially muddy tracks but this loop will take you around the park to the cam...
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Starting at the bottom, almost as soon as you pull into the park after passing through the main gate, you’ll be greeted by some rocks and a bit of an uphill climb into the hillside area. This continues along the main hillside section of the trail. It’s a personal favorite in the park and is beautifu...
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The Hillside area contains a few different “main” trails, with this one being one of the longer routes stretching from the northern gate almost down to the Hillside entrance trail. It features beautiful forest scenery and a few fun obstacles along the way. Be mindful of others in this area, as there...
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This trail starts at the top of Red Clay Hill and makes its way deep into the trees, with lots of small spur trails and obstacles along the way. You will need to be mindful of big bouncers in this area, as it hosts quite a few of the park’s gnarliest obstacles.
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This is an easy loop around one of the many camp areas in the park open space for large trailers, campers, or big groups. Please be mindful of those camping and areas where there may be high traffic and also please do your part in keeping the areas clean for everyone to enjoy.
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This trail is a short and sweet steep climb up some nasty red clay this obstacle will vary entirely on conditions. Although anyone who's familiar with Missouri red clay will know how slick it can be. Be mindful of others in the area as this is likely a busy spot with many people on the obstacles at ...
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Camp Loop 6 is another dedicated space for large groups and trailers to camp or set up for the day, allowing for easy access in and out of the main areas of the park. Please be mindful of other campers and do your part in keeping the camp area clean for yourself and others.
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This loop takes you back to some of the mud play areas and also a big field area good for camping and relaxing away from the main events. This field is in honor of a close friend of the park so be respectful of the area and keep it clean.
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Camp Loop 5 is another dedicated space for large groups and trailers to camp or set up for the day allowing for easy access in and out of the main areas of the park. Please be mindful of other campers and do your part in keeping the camp area clean for yourself and others.
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This road is used for quick access to the medical shack or crossing through the field to the other side of the park. It is just a gravel access, so there are no vehicle requirements. It can be congested during events, so be mindful of your speed, as there will be people and other vehicles in the are...
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This is an easy loop around one of the various camp fields. Heavy volume can be expected in this area, as it is close to the mud areas. Be mindful of others in the area who may be walking or riding. This area is a first-come, first-served area and has open parking for trailers and large setups.
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Camp Loop 4 is another dedicated space for large groups and trailers to camp or set up for the day allowing for easy access in and out of the main areas of the park. Please be mindful of other campers and do your part in keeping the camp area clean for yourself and others.
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Commitment Hill Climb 3 is more of an "easy" climb up, bypassing the washout sections, although still a steep challenge, it doesn't have anything too serious. Still be mindful of other riders that may be in the area, as it can become a bit challenging during large events to navigate.
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This is, in my opinion, one of the coolest trails for full-size rigs — or really any rig. It offers beautiful deep-forest views, with obstacles along the way ranging from rocks and creek crossings to mud holes, making it a fun trail to run. Be mindful of others, as this is a two-way trail that goes ...
Learn more about Hillside Adventure

Spurring right off Hill Climb Back Side, this cut trail takes you to the start of Hillside 69. Although it’s a shorter track, it still offers beautiful scenery and a few small obstacles along the way to keep things a little fun. Be mindful of the ruts, as they can become very slick.
Learn more about Hillside 69.5

Spurring right off the Hillside Entrance Trail, this route leads up to the three-way intersection for 69 and 69.5. It features fun forest scenery, narrow tracks with small ruts, and a couple of mud holes. Be mindful of others on this trail, as it can be a little narrow in some areas.
Learn more about Hillside 70

The main loop at Brick's off-road park is labeled starting with mile marker 1 and ending with mile marker 20 it's labeled for emergency and for navigating purposes. Along the way, you'll come across low-water bridges and potentially muddy tracks but this loop will take you around the park to the cam...
Learn more about Main Loop

This is, in my opinion, one of the coolest trails for full-size rigs — or really any rig. It offers beautiful deep-forest views, with obstacles along the way ranging from rocks and creek crossings to mud holes, making it a fun trail to run. Be mindful of others, as this is a two-way trail that goes ...
Learn more about Hillside Adventure

Spurring right off Hill Climb Back Side, this cut trail takes you to the start of Hillside 69. Although it’s a shorter track, it still offers beautiful scenery and a few small obstacles along the way to keep things a little fun. Be mindful of the ruts, as they can become very slick.
Learn more about Hillside 69.5

Spurring right off the Hillside Entrance Trail, this route leads up to the three-way intersection for 69 and 69.5. It features fun forest scenery, narrow tracks with small ruts, and a couple of mud holes. Be mindful of others on this trail, as it can be a little narrow in some areas.
Learn more about Hillside 70

The main loop at Brick's off-road park is labeled starting with mile marker 1 and ending with mile marker 20 it's labeled for emergency and for navigating purposes. Along the way, you'll come across low-water bridges and potentially muddy tracks but this loop will take you around the park to the cam...
Learn more about Main Loop