Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Mount Moriah, Missouri

This trail is designated for kids and beginner riders. The trail surface is mostly fine gravel with a good amount of turns, all either flat, off-camber, or berm turns. The Entrance for this trail is right off the southeast corner of the parking lot and bordered by a chain link fence.
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This is definitely the most scenic route in this OHV park. It borders the whole park and will take you along the beach of Rathbun Lake. The trail surface is mostly dirt with some rocks and roots here and there. You'll also come across plenty of intersections to be able to hit the center trails as we...
Learn more about Perimeter Trail

This is my favorite part of Rathbun OHV park. It has some good steep hillclimbs for anyone wanting to push their limits. It's all part of a trail system, so there's no distinguished route or designated direction. Side-by-side machines will not fit through most of these trails.
Learn more about Hillclimb Trail

It's important to note that this trail is part of an OHV park trail system. The trails in this particular park resemble a spider web; there are tons of little connectors and tangents, and there is no specific trail direction. You can zig-zag your way around and really have some fun with it.
Learn more about Trail # 6

It's important to note that this trail is part of an OHV park trail system. The trails in this particular park resemble a spider web; there are tons of little connectors and tangents, and there is no specific trail direction. You can zig-zag your way around and really have some fun with it.
Learn more about Trail # 3

If you want to do some decent-sized jumps, this is the place to go. This track is the main Motocross track in Rathbun OHV park. The surface condition is usually hard-packed with some silt and ruts in places. There are some decent-sized doubles and table tops, as well as some berm corners and off-cam...
Learn more about Motocross Track

This trail is part of an OHV park trail system. The trails in this particular park resemble a spider web; there are tons of little connectors and tangents, and there is no specific trail direction. You can zig-zag your way around and really have some fun with it. If you can catch this trail between ...
Learn more about Trail #5

It's important to note that this trail is part of an OHV park trail system. The trails in this particular park resemble a spider web; there are tons of little connectors and tangents, and there is no specific trail direction. You can zig-zag your way around and really have some fun with it.
Learn more about Trail #4

This trail in Worthwine Island California is an easy gravel road that leads from MO K turning off to Road 392 to Missouri Conservation area Worthwine Island along the Missouri River. Worthwine Island provides good hunting and fishing opportunities along the Missouri River bottoms with mixed timber a...
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Monkey Mountain follows along the edge of Honey Creek Conservation area before crossing the Nodaway River. Crossing into Holt County Holt 325 road climbs quickly along the Monkey Mountain Conservation area ending at MO U. This is an easy-going gravel road that can become soft and loose after heavy r...
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Nodaway River drive follows along the Nodaway River to the confluence of the Missouri River. It connects the Missouri conservation areas of Honey Creek and Monkey Mountain. It's an easy-going gravel road passing through mostly private property with occasional potholes to look out for. The road may r...
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Nestled within Winterset City Park, Clark Tower Trail offers visitors a surprising escape into nature that feels far removed from city life. As the journey begins, travelers are greeted by the historic Cutler-Donahoe Bridge, one of the area's oldest covered bridges. Originally constructed in 1871 by...
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This trail winds through wooded terrain with a dirt base and features moderate hill climbs and sections that are slightly off-camber. In dry conditions, it's manageable for most rigs, but after rainfall, the trail becomes slick and much more challenging. Trees lining the trail increase the risk of b...
Learn more about Green 63

This trail winds through a shaded section of the forest and is primarily a dirt base, which means muddy conditions are likely after rain. The route includes several hill sections, but none are overly steep or technical. It zigzags between trees, and some areas are tight, especially for full-size veh...
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This trail travels along the southeast corner and loops around to the backside of the abandoned house. While it presents no major obstacles, sections of the trail have significant overgrowth from nearby vegetation. These areas, especially around the curves, can become tight for longer wheelbases or ...
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This trail descends and crosses the West Fork of the Crooked River, where for a short distance you'll be driving directly in the waterway. During periods of high water levels, this trail becomes extremely hazardous and should be avoided to prevent serious vehicle damage. It links yellow 57 at one en...
Learn more about Green 58

Green 95 is located between Yellow 62 and Green 62, providing an alternate path to transition from the more difficult Yellow 62 onto Green 63, or the other way around. This trail is relatively easy and does not feature any major obstacles, making it a smoother route option for drivers looking to avo...
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Ray Rocks Map is as follows: green are easy trails, Moderate trails on their map are orange, hard and extreme trails are colored red. For the trails without names, we have spoken with Marriane, one of the owners, and we are going with green for easy, yellow for moderate, and red for difficult on the...
Learn more about Green 60

This trail consists of a long hill climb on a mostly dirt base, which can become slick and muddy when wet, making traction more difficult. At the top of the hill, there's a dirt mound on the right side that can be driven up for a great photo opportunity. While there are no major obstacles, the combi...
Learn more about Green 49

This trail parallels Green 49 along a short, gradual uphill route with a dirt and rock surface. It's generally straightforward with no major obstacles to navigate. However, when wet, the terrain can become slick, requiring more attention to traction and vehicle control. This trail follows a short, g...
Learn more about Green 50

This trail is designated for kids and beginner riders. The trail surface is mostly fine gravel with a good amount of turns, all either flat, off-camber, or berm turns. The Entrance for this trail is right off the southeast corner of the parking lot and bordered by a chain link fence.
Learn more about Tot Lot

This is definitely the most scenic route in this OHV park. It borders the whole park and will take you along the beach of Rathbun Lake. The trail surface is mostly dirt with some rocks and roots here and there. You'll also come across plenty of intersections to be able to hit the center trails as we...
Learn more about Perimeter Trail

This is my favorite part of Rathbun OHV park. It has some good steep hillclimbs for anyone wanting to push their limits. It's all part of a trail system, so there's no distinguished route or designated direction. Side-by-side machines will not fit through most of these trails.
Learn more about Hillclimb Trail

It's important to note that this trail is part of an OHV park trail system. The trails in this particular park resemble a spider web; there are tons of little connectors and tangents, and there is no specific trail direction. You can zig-zag your way around and really have some fun with it.
Learn more about Trail # 6

This is definitely the most scenic route in this OHV park. It borders the whole park and will take you along the beach of Rathbun Lake. The trail surface is mostly dirt with some rocks and roots here and there. You'll also come across plenty of intersections to be able to hit the center trails as we...
Learn more about Perimeter Trail

It's important to note that this trail is part of an OHV park trail system. The trails in this particular park resemble a spider web; there are tons of little connectors and tangents, and there is no specific trail direction. You can zig-zag your way around and really have some fun with it.
Learn more about Trail # 6

It's important to note that this trail is part of an OHV park trail system. The trails in this particular park resemble a spider web; there are tons of little connectors and tangents, and there is no specific trail direction. You can zig-zag your way around and really have some fun with it.
Learn more about Trail # 3

If you want to do some decent-sized jumps, this is the place to go. This track is the main Motocross track in Rathbun OHV park. The surface condition is usually hard-packed with some silt and ruts in places. There are some decent-sized doubles and table tops, as well as some berm corners and off-cam...
Learn more about Motocross Track