Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Smithville, Oklahoma

This scenic off-road route follows a farm road known for several substantial ascents and descents that may pose difficulties for heavier or under-powered vehicles. As it winds past smallholdings and ranches, it either begins or…
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This scenic off-road route meanders past smallholdings and ranches, offering a mostly well-maintained gravel surface that occasionally becomes bumpy. Gentle rises and dips lead travelers from forested stretches into rolling green hills dotted with contented…
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Prepare for an exciting journey along a mostly gravel road that leads to a hidden gem. The adventure culminates in a thrilling ride along a tight, winding trail, and at the end of this trail,…
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The main road is your standard gravel forest road, but the offshoots in the area can be washed out and muddy. There are great views and creekside access/camping in the area. Fishing is nice in…
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This is a 36-mile unpaved trail offering hilltop views. This series of forestry roads wind through the Honobia Creek Wildlife Management Area in southeast Oklahoma. Start off of Indian Route 144 at north entrance, the…
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This is a basic road with a wonderfully scenic view of the back side of the Broken Bow Lake area, This runs by a wildlife area and is the access road to lots of national…
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This off-road route starts as a mostly well-maintained gravel path that steadily climbs into the mountains. As it continues, it narrows, and several smaller, more challenging trails branch away. Evidence of severe storm erosion remains…
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This trail follows a long stretch of well-maintained gravel road that ascends and then descends a forested mountain. The route offers a scenic and winding drive through dense woodland, with one or two river crossings…
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This is the current legal version of the well-known K-Trail. This short stretch along the Kiamichi Mountain ridgeline is an enjoyable 5-hour drive. Small rock gardens and plenty of red dirt make up this mildly…
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This serene trail offers a relaxing drive through dense forest, characterized primarily by flat terrain and a generally maintained surface. Travelers will encounter several gentle stream crossings, and while there is visible evidence of water…
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This scenic trail winds narrowly through the forest, offering a peaceful drive along a route that is generally in good condition. Numerous side trails and private roads branch off from the main path, so drivers…
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This trail presents a moderate to challenging drive and is best suited for capable, high-clearance vehicles. It winds tightly through dense forest, often narrowing to the point where pinstriping is a concern. Sections of the…
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This trail offers a scenic and enjoyable drive through forested terrain, following a relatively wide and generally well-maintained path. The road winds gently with a few switchbacks, and a mix of ascents and descents that…
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This wonderful trailt is very scenic and runs through some locally owned areas and some with pine plantations. It eventually ends in a national forest area and on Oklahoma Wildlife Department land when you get…
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This trail is in the Ouachita Wildlife Management Area. At 6.5 miles, be ready to spend a good one to two hours on the trail. This trail is very rough, with rocks varying in size…
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This trail follows a well-maintained gravel logging road that winds through active timber-cutting areas. The route is dusty, particularly in dry conditions, and drivers should remain alert for fast-moving logging trucks that may appear without…
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This trail is a functional, well-maintained gravel road used primarily for logging operations. As it serves as an active haul route, drivers should remain vigilant for fast-moving logging trucks and be prepared to yield. The…
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This trail is an active logging road characterized by rocky terrain, heavy dust, and off-camber sections caused by water damage. It is possible to complete a circular route if all logging gates are open, but…
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This trail begins on US259 and FR 54000. It will then connect to FR54256, which will lead you to FR54262, the "Holly Mountain Trail". This loose gravel road, with some minor rocky terrain, will have…
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Although this trail is marked as private on Google Maps, only portions of it appear to be on private land, and it seems to provide a shortcut back to the main gravel logging roads. The…
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This trail serves as an active logging road that climbs into a region marked by recent tree cutting and burn activity. It is frequently used by logging vehicles, so drivers should proceed with caution and…
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This trail is narrow, rugged, and appears to be infrequently traveled. Departing from the 24500 trail, it begins with a rocky descent followed by a river crossing, then climbs steadily toward a cleared logging area.…
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Lenox Ridge Road is a mountain road that runs through the Quachita National Forest from Billy Creek campground to Oklahoma scenic Highway 1. The road is maintained with dirt and gravel, and signs are posted…
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Located off Highway 59 at the northeastern end and accessible via the Talimena Scenic Drive at the southwestern side, the Page Smithville route, also recognized as OHV trail 6007, offers an extraordinary off-road experience. This…
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This trail begins right before a golf course and will lead you to an open campsite, near a water bank. The trail starts pretty easy for about 1/2 mile and begins to get more technical.…
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This is an easy and well maintained gravel road that cuts through the Quachita Wildlife Management Area near Muse, Oklahoma. Can be traveled in either direction, and you can access other activities along this route,…
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Tram Ridge, also known as Forest Service Road 6018, is a scenic trail nestled in the Ouachita National Forest. Historically, the area is rich in natural beauty and has been a site for outdoor enthusiasts…
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Upper Tram Trail, known locally as A52, is a picturesque trail set in the heart of the Ouachita National Forest. This trail is steeped in the area's rich history and offers an accessible route suitable…
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This trail begins with a steep incline that is both rutted and water-damaged, leading into the hills. Although it is not overly technical, it is recommended for four-wheel drive vehicles with good ground clearance. The…
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"Tall Cedar," also known as Forest Service Road 6014, is a scenic passage nestled in the lush expanses of Le Flore County, Oklahoma, within the Ouachita National Forest. This 2.5-mile trail is an easy traverse,…
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