Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Siloam Springs, Arkansas

Bluff Run gets its name from the countless beautiful bluffs, rock faces, and rock formations you will see along the way. This trail is part of the Green Country Oklahoma Adventure Tour (GOAT), which comprises…
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The Twin Knobs Trail offers a scenic out-and-back route that showcases the natural beauty of the Ozarks. Starting as a well-maintained gravel road, the trail gradually transitions to a rock and clay-based surface as you…
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This is the Main Access Road for the park. This road is shared with other landowners, so please be respectful. Starting from the North side of the park, you will find the main entrance to…
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This loop is for the Day use vehicles parking off the Main Access Road. This loop brings you to several trails throughout the park and is well-maintained. During heavy rain, this trail can become very…
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This trail will branch off of Brandon's trail (coming from the campground) and will take you to the Parking Line Road, which has access to all the day-use trails. You will also pass multiple hard-rated…
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Jackson's Trail starts off of Ana's Trail and connects to one of the five start trails (on the left at the end of this trail) and one of the easier trails (on the right at…
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This route is a connecting route for other trails, some of the buggy trails. This trail loops around at the very end and has a spectacular view. There is some loose and sharp rock on…
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This is a shortcut trail off of Ana's Trail, which will connect you to Jackson's Trail. This trail is extremely easy and can be done by any 4x4 vehicle. Most of it is dirt/grass-grown road.…
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This trail can be started from the campground side of the park. Brandon's trail will lead to four other trails in the park. One of them is a more challenging trail if you continue straight…
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Whitley's Trail is a connecting trail off of Brandon's Trail. This will bring you back from the South Side of the park to the Main Access Road. Whitley's Trail has some washed-out sections that can…
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This trail is fairly easy with some washed-out sections that could get worse over time. Some sections that could swallow a 33-inch tire. There is also loose rock throughout this trail. This trail is a…
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This trail is fairly easy, being mostly a connecting trail back to the access road from Lynn's Loop or Jenny's Trail. This trail has some loose rock, small mud holes, and some tight spots through…
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Truce's Trail can be started from the Access Road, which would be the South side of this trail. This trail will be fairly easy for most 4x4-capable vehicles. This trail is more of a connecting…
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This trail is just for access to the camping areas. This campground has spots for tents, boondocking, electric sites, and self-sufficient sites. Right next to the campground, you will find very nice showers and bathrooms…
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This trail can be driven either direction (North to South or South to North). Starting from the North side, you will come off the Access Road and take a downhill with some loose rock. You…
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This trail is for Float Parking Access. This is still something new to the park and is currently being worked on. This trail, like most others, has loose rock and some muddy areas. You will…
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This is just an early exit or quick entrance to Truce's Trail. This will contain the same type of material as Truce's, meaning some loose rock, slightly muddy areas, especially during the rainy season. This…
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A beautiful and leisurely drive through a small section of the eastern side of the Cherokee Nation. This route is approximately 58 miles long and can be completed in 2-5 hours, depending on the speed…
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The Whitewater Community Trail is part of the GOAT (Green Country Oklahoma Adventure Tour). This trail will take you through the back county of northeast Oklahoma on a mix of smooth and rough dirt roads…
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The road unfolds as loose gravel, usually in decent shape but peppered with washboard ripples and the odd pothole that urges a slower pace. It threads through rolling farmland where pastures stretch to the fence…
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This trail is part of the Oklahoma Adventure Trail and winds through a wooded area, with sections that narrow beneath the trees and others that open into wider stretches. The gravel surface is relatively well-maintained,…
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This section of the Oklahoma Adventure Trail stands out for its exceptional natural beauty, winding gracefully between dense forest and wide open fields. The gravel surface is generally well-maintained, though travelers should expect some rocky…
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This trail is part of the Oklahoma Adventure Trail and features a narrow and winding route in several sections, with moderate ascents and descents that add a gentle sense of elevation change. The gravel surface…
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Freshly graded on the day it was explored in May 2025, this wide and well-maintained forest trail is part of the Oklahoma Adventure Trail and offers a smooth drive through a quiet, rural area primarily…
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The track rolls out as loose gravel that is generally well cared for, though scattered potholes and stretches of washboard keep the ride lively. Because farmhouses line much of the route, pickups and delivery vans…
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The road drops off the hillside in a lazy set of bends, its gravel surface mostly tidy but interrupted by the odd pothole and strip of washboard that rattles the dash before smoothing out farther…
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This trail is part of the Oklahoma Adventure Trail and winds through scenic, mostly wooded farmland and serves as a local route for nearby residents and farmers, so drivers should be prepared to encounter some…
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The drive begins innocently enough on firm gravel, but the road soon tightens into a twisting corridor that grows muddy, rocky, and pocked with corrugations and potholes. Water pools in low spots, and the grade…
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Green 174 is a non-directional trail located at the farthest south end of the park. You can run it from either direction. This is one of those trails that is a scenic drive through the…
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Green 168 is located on the southwestern end of the park. It is a non-directional trail so you can run it from either direction. Both ends of this trail are connected to Green 25. There…
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