Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Ravenden, Arkansas

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…
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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…
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FSR 3213 can be accessed from either end, running from U.S. Route 160 to MO V. This well-maintained gravel forest service road is suitable for most vehicles. As it winds up Wolf Mountain, you'll enjoy…
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Turkey Knob 3145 is an easy gravel road that takes you off-road from highway 60 south to highway 160 and is 23.8 miles long. When you first turn off of highway 60, you will find…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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This is an easy scenic trail meandering through the forest trails and back roads of Mark Twain National Forest. The roads are a mix of dirt/gravel forestry and county roads. In the general area, there…
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After passing through the McCormack Lake Picnic Area, continue onto Forest Service Road 3155B. This trail winds through the forest until it reaches the Eleven Point River. Starting as a well-maintained forest service road, it…
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Gooseneck 3412 is a beautiful scenic drive along an easy gravel road that is well-maintained through the Mark Twain National Forest. This route is situated just southwest of Grandin, Missouri on the Current River in…
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Forest Road 3140 starts at an elevation of 748 feet and then drops to an elevation of 381 feet at the river. This route is an easy gravel road that curves through the Mark Twain…
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The Overgrowth Spur runs North to South through Mark Twain National Forest in Missouri. This trail offers dispersed campsites if chosen with creativity. There are plenty of pull-off locations in case of traffic. Fallen trees…
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The Cave Spoon runs North to South through Mark Twain National Forest in Missouri. This trail offers dispersed campsites if chosen with creativity. There are plenty of pull-off locations in case of traffic. Fallen trees…
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The Gooseneck Trail runs East to West through Mark Twain National Forest in Missouri. This trail offers 2 designated primitive campsites with a fire ring. One is located at the intersection of FR4799, and the…
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Cave Spring Road, National Park Service 105, or Carter County 235, is a gravel road within Carter County and Ozark National Scenic Riverways land. The road leads north from Missouri Route E over small hills…
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The Tram, National Park Service Road 123, also known as Clubhouse, or the Hillbilly's Katy Trail is a gravel and natural terrain trail within the Ozark National Scenic Riverways land. Leading alongside the Current River…
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Clubhouse Bluff or Carter County Road 221 is a low-standard coarse gravel and dirt road, passing through several agencies' land, including the Pioneer Forest, Carter County, and ending in the Ozark National Scenic Riverways. The…
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Bee Gum Ridge, Chilton Road, or Carter County Road 209, is a coarse gravel road that crosses Carter County land, Pioneer Forest land, and ultimately leads to Ozark National Scenic Riverways Land. Bee Gum Ridge…
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Aldrich Cemetery, Upper Aldrich Valley Road, or Carter County Road 205 is a coarse gravel and occasional creek bottom road traversing Carter County and Pioneer Forest Land. Coming right off US-60, the Aldrich Cemetery road…
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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…
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Hillside to Camp Loop 7 is a long stretch of moderate trail featuring some optional mud holes, taking you along the outskirts of the boundary lines of the park. You'll intersect with hillside tracks 2,…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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Hillside Backtrack features absolutely beautiful scenery with moderate difficulty deep in the back of the hillside area. This longer section of trail really takes you into a very dense and enjoyable trail ride small obstacles,…
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One of the 4 "main" trails in the hillside portion of the park, this trail isn't very long but does feature a mild ascent/descent challenge with a few tighter spots, but still manageable by full-size…
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Hillside Trail is a moderate route going up along the ridge featuring some fun obstacles and terrain, including rocks, steps, and a couple of nice washout spots. This area is prone to changing conditions from…
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Bounty hole loop is the main track around one of the mud play areas, although the loop itself doesn't contain much of obstacles the mud pits and obstacles in the area are no joke. Be…
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Rollercoaster, possibly partially known as Cabin Holler, is a gravel and natural rock/dirt mix road through north-eastern Peck Ranch Conservation Area, leading into the Rocky Creek Conservation Area (former Roger's Creek Natural Area) at Mud…
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