Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Umber View Heights, Missouri

This trail is located inside J&D off-road park. It is $25 to enter and that is good for the whole day. This trail begins with a rocky incline that is easily achieved in a 2WD…
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Enjoy some of Neosho's beautiful hidden scenery as you travel down this lovely dirt trail. This trail is another easy one for the area, there are no obstacles to overcome nor are there any branches…
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Ready to take a quick break after a long day? Look no further than Palm Road, the perfect dirt road that will curb your craving of going off road. This road is great at any…
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This trail will take you from 76 to Farm Road 2185. The first half starts easy with little to no obstacles. Various parts have brush and bendy branches coming onto the trail, so some scratches…
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Piney Ridge starts out from Stallion Bluff Road at Forest Road 178. It is a wide two-lane gravel road in great condition with fresh gravel in some areas. To the East borders Piney Creek Wilderness…
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Scroggins Ridge 1171 is a gravel forest road in Mark Twain National Forest that descends south from highway 76 down to Rock Creek. There are 6 creek crossings that can be challenging after heavy rains.…
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Take a break from the daily hustle and bustle of paved roads and enjoy a scenic view. This dirt road is perfect for someone looking to get their rig dirty without tearing anything up on…
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Smith Branch Trail starts along the Rail Hollow Trail at FSR 1019. It is a narrower single-lane road with some areas to pass another vehicle. It has been recently graded but is slightly rougher than…
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This is the perfect trail if you are looking to get out and enjoy the Mark Twain National Forest. This trail is very straightforward and can be easily completed solo. 4WD is not needed as…
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If entering from 76, this trail will be on the right side of the fork and starts off easy, but if entering from Scroggins, the trail starts off difficult. This trail offers some gorgeous views…
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Rail Hollow starts out from Stallion Bluff Road/FSR2185 and descends along The Piney Creek Wilderness on 39-1M/FSR1018. It is a well-maintained gravel road freshly graded and wide enough for two vehicles to pass. Once passing…
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This route was created to honor Big Brutus. 90 Miles of adventure through local towns around Brutus. 90% of this trail is gravel road. 5% mud after some rain. This route will show a lot…
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Mary Cole Ridge 1011 is a scenic ridge road in Mark Twain National Forest with distant overlooks through the hardwoods seen in the fall and wintertime. This meandering ridgeline road has many campsite pull-offs and…
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Round Mountain Road is a gravel route in the Mark Twain National Forest. It is an excellent way to access the forest when coming from, or heading to the Branson area. This route is mostly…
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Flag Springs Road is a combination of gravel, dirt, and hard-packed red clay. It passes through Flag Springs Conservation Area and a public shooting range. Meandering along Brush Creek, the road crosses multiple dry creek…
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A point-to-point trail providing access to ample camping, OHV, and hunting opportunities inside Mark Twain National Forest. Primarily gravel road with multiple optional connections to primitive trails throughout. Rolling and turning hills with one creek…
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Looking for an easy way to enjoy some scenery? This 5-mile trail will allow you to get the offroad experience without having to worry about tearing up your vehicle. This trail can be easily completed…
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This is a short trail that branches off the Devreaux Ridge Road trail. It starts pretty smooth, but soon approaches a few drops (approximately 10 inches). It will then lead to a small cave that…
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Cyclone Road starts at Big Sugar Creek and County Road SE E59 or Creekside Road at Creekside Campground. This follows the shuttle route if you're floating Big Sugar Creek to Cyclone. Warning: the floating takeout…
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This is a Mark Twain National Forest Scenic Byway Drive between Highway 112 and 86 in southwest Missouri near Roaring River State Park and Eagle Rock, Missouri. Following NF Road 197 or FR 2275, it…
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Butler Hollow connects Beaver, Arkansas, and Seligman, Missouri via a retired Arkansas & Ozarks rail line along Butler Creek. Most of the road is well-graded gravel with scattered potholes and dry water crossings. The north…
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Wagon Trail is a non-directional trail that makes up part of the overall main loop trail system. This trail is located within the Carnage Canyon Area of the park. Both ends of this trail will…
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English John is a loop trail that starts and ends on Jared's Junk. Some curves through the trees are tight for longer-wheelbase and wider vehicles. The middle of the track is overgrown with grass and…
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Brandy's Dandy is an easy loop trail over by the old barn. This is a non-directional trail. One section is very overgrown in the center and could cause fires. The other side is made of…
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Meech Homestead is located between the Buckeye Boonies and the Carnage Canyon areas of the park. This is a non-directional trail, so it can be run from either end. This trail crosses over the junction…
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Over Landrover Sea is a trail between the Buckeye Boonies and Carnage Canyon areas of the park. This is a non-directional trail, so it can be run from either direction. You can consider this trail…
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Buckeye Boonies is part of the main loop trail system within the park. Part of this trail is located in the Wildlife Viewing Area and the Buckeye Boonies Area. Buckeye Boonies is a non-directional trail…
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No Name Green is a trail located between the Buckeye Boonies and Carnage Canyon areas of the park. This trail meets with Buckeye Boonies, Zuk Squeeze, and No Name Blue. There is a small creek…
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Wagon Trail Connector is located between the Buckeye Boonies and Carnage Canyon areas of the park. This is a non-directional trail, so it can be run from either end. This trail will connect you to…
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Yountroks is located between the Carnage Canyon and Buckeye Boonies area of the park. This is a short dirt trail that will connect you from Starky's Bomb to the Wagon Trail Connector. This trail is…
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