Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Jonesboro, Arkansas

The Rainey Brake WMA Road, or Lawrence Road 316, is a road through the western side of the Shirley Bay Rainey Brake Wildlife Management Area. The road is a casual gravel ride down to and through the swampy lowlands west of the Black River and the bottoms that surround it. The road is generally flat ...
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Thistle Bottoms is a group of Lawrence County Roads (301, 303, 309, and 317) that when joined together give a great context to the low-laying bottoms along the stretch of the Black River that exists between Lake Charles State Park and the Shirley Bay Rainey Brake Wildlife Management Area. When drivi...
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The Island Forty Road, is a dirt based road that traverses into the Shelby Wildlife Management Area which is part of the greater Meeman-Shelby State Park. The road is mostly dirt with a few patches of old gravel here and there, there is high potential the road will easily softened when rain or wet c...
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Ripley Lake 3240 is a short easy well maintained gravel road to Ripley Lake which is a 20 acre 12 foot deep lake. There you can find picnic areas with barbeque pits and boat docks for fishing. Anglers will need a fishing permit from the Missouri Department of Conservation. The only downside is ther...
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This trail begins as a well-maintained gravel surface forest service road. It continues as such for approximately half the distance of the trail up until you reach a large open grass area. This area is large enough for several vehicles to park at once and would make a great campsite. This area can b...
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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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Camp Loop 7 takes you around one of the largest camp areas in the park, also one of the flattest for loading and unloading. Large rigs and trailers are advised to use this space. Be mindful of others in the area. This is a first-come, first-served area that can be very busy.
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A challenging hillside climb featuring small obstacles, muddy terrain, and tight technical sections that test balance, control, and traction. Riders navigate uneven paths, slippery conditions, and narrow turns while maintaining momentum through the course. Ideal for off-road enthusiasts seeking a co...
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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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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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A muddy trail featuring steep hills, slick terrain, and a few narrow sections that require careful footing and steady control. The route offers a challenging yet rewarding experience for riders, especially after rain, with technical spots that add excitement and demand attention throughout the more ...
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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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Hillside Track 2 is a moderate cut through from the main loop to the hillside camp loop 7 trail, not a very long or difficult loop, can be tight for larger rigs. Makes getting off and on the trail easy, and also used for emergencies to reach the hillside back track.ff
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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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Compton 3144 is nestled in the beautiful and scenic Mark Twain National Forest located just west of Doniphan, Missouri. Compton 3144 is not advised for low clearance vehicles due to a water crossing right near the end of the trail. It's also really steep at the end and curves through the forest with...
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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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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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Hillside Track 3 is a moderate cut through from the main loop to the hillside camp loop 7 trail, not a very long or difficult loop, can be tight for larger rigs. Makes getting off and on the trail easy, and also used for emergencies to reach the hillside back track.
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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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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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Ripley Lake 3240 is a short easy well maintained gravel road to Ripley Lake which is a 20 acre 12 foot deep lake. There you can find picnic areas with barbeque pits and boat docks for fishing. Anglers will need a fishing permit from the Missouri Department of Conservation. The only downside is ther...
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This trail begins as a well-maintained gravel surface forest service road. It continues as such for approximately half the distance of the trail up until you reach a large open grass area. This area is large enough for several vehicles to park at once and would make a great campsite. This area can b...
Learn more about Camp Roy - FSR 3208

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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Camp Loop 7 takes you around one of the largest camp areas in the park, also one of the flattest for loading and unloading. Large rigs and trailers are advised to use this space. Be mindful of others in the area. This is a first-come, first-served area that can be very busy.
Learn more about Camp Loop 7

Ripley Lake 3240 is a short easy well maintained gravel road to Ripley Lake which is a 20 acre 12 foot deep lake. There you can find picnic areas with barbeque pits and boat docks for fishing. Anglers will need a fishing permit from the Missouri Department of Conservation. The only downside is ther...
Learn more about Ripley Lake 3240

This trail begins as a well-maintained gravel surface forest service road. It continues as such for approximately half the distance of the trail up until you reach a large open grass area. This area is large enough for several vehicles to park at once and would make a great campsite. This area can b...
Learn more about Camp Roy - FSR 3208

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.
Learn more about Camp Loop 4

Camp Loop 7 takes you around one of the largest camp areas in the park, also one of the flattest for loading and unloading. Large rigs and trailers are advised to use this space. Be mindful of others in the area. This is a first-come, first-served area that can be very busy.
Learn more about Camp Loop 7