Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Vienna, Missouri

This is an easy, well-maintained gravel road within the Mark Twain Forest with just a few bumps and puddles, but after severe weather storms, there is the possibility of fallen trees. The trail offers great…
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This well-maintained gravel road passes into part of the Mark Twain National Forest. It offers beautiful scenery, many hiking opportunities, and lots of wildlife. Starting the trail at MO T, you will end with a…
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The West Star Flatwoods trail is primarily composed of gravel, with minimal bumps and potholes. However, it is susceptible to washouts in one area, approximately halfway through the trail, following heavy rainfall. When navigating the…
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This is part 5 of a trip around Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri! This leg is the best; there are some neat things to see, places to take pictures, and a little history!
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This is part 4 of 5 on a trip around Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. It's a nice little section through the forest, with some farmland travel along some streams that feed the Big Piney River.…
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This is part 3 of 5 on a trip around Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. Here, you get into more of the Mark Twain National Forest. There will be several low-water crossings (they will all be…
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This is a five-part trail adventure that takes you around (but not into) Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. This is a simple county road that meanders through the countryside. Be on the lookout for horses, dogs,…
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This is part 2 of a five-part trip around Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. You'll have to follow some pavement to reach this section, a romp through Pump Station Road. At the end of the road…
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This scenic route follows a well-maintained gravel road that runs parallel to both the Katy Trail and the Missouri River, often called "The Big Muddy." While occasional washboard patches, potholes, and loose gravel demand attention,…
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This is an out-and-back trail into the Mark Twain National Forest with elevation changes, washouts, rocks, ruts, and a few turns. The trail is mostly a 2-track with a gravel/rocky surface and a couple of…
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This is a nice short forest service road on the western edge of the Mark Twain National Forest. The road has an easy dirt surface with some rock/gravel throughout with a nice view over some…
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As you travel along, you weave in and out of the Mark Twain Forest. You'll start near one of the areas for camping and floating outfitters (Eagle Hurst Ranch), popular during the summer. The Huzzah…
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Crooked Tower Road, is a maintained gravel road composed of ownership under two agencies, one is the most of northern/east section owned by Crawford County, and the southern section going to the Dent County line…
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James Ridge FS 2754, is a semi-maintained gravel forest road within the Salem Unit of Mark Twain National Forest. The road features a ridge-top ride on the hill with James Branch Creek to the south…
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James Branch FS 2741 is a gravel forest road, leaning natural-improved in spots, within the Salem Unit of Mark Twain National Forest. James Branch shows its popularity right from where it comes off the Crooked…
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Old Mill FS 2381, is a semi-maintained gravel forest road within the Salem Unit of Mark Twain National Forest. The road features a ridge-top ride on the hill separating James Branch Creek/Chandler Hollow to the…
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Lost Creek Road is a scenic, graded gravel road. The road is fairly smooth, with the typical potholes. Shortly after you start, you'll come across a flowing waterfall off the road to the left. As…
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This is a beautiful ride through Mark Twain National Forest on the northern portion of the Potosi district. There are lots of opportunities for photos and enjoying the scenery. You are likely to see deer…
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Coffee Creek Road is a private access route available exclusively to visitors of LOTO Offroad Park. This low-maintenance gravel road is primarily used by local residents, so it's important to remain on the designated path…
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Strut is located in the Coffee Creek area. The terrain is a non-maintained gravel road offering a scenic and easy ride. This trail is a gradual, but easy, climb to the top. Riders use this…
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The Spur is located near the Coffee Creek area and offers a slightly more challenging ride compared to Turkey Ridge. The trail is primarily dirt and features a hill climb with a moderate incline. What…
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This trail branches off from the original Coffee Creek Trail, continuing along the creek bed until it reaches the edge of the property line. From there, it veers into the woods. Along the way, riders…
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Turkey Ridge is located near the Coffee Creek area and offers a smooth, enjoyable ride for off-road riders of all skill levels. The trail is primarily dirt and features a single, simple hill climb that…
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This short and simple offroad trail provides a convenient way to create a loop within the Coffee Creek area or to access the nearby Coffee Creek Hill Trails. It runs along the outer edge of…
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The Outer Limit trail is the main perimeter route of the Lake of the Ozarks Off-Road Park and a must-know trail for all visitors. It circles the park's scenic terrain near Gravois Creek. This trail…
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Critter Cutoff is an easy trail that is mostly dirt with a few muddy spots during rainy weather. The lower end connects to Outer Limits on the northeast side of the park and leads uphill…
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The Wart Trail is a short loop off the far northeast corner of the Outer Limits Trail. It drops down fifty feet into a gulch. There is a short, steep drop on the north end…
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This offroad trail, known as Critter Crossing, earns its name from the numerous critters seen along its route. The trail begins by guiding you through a natural wash, then gradually climbs through a series of…
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Rocky Road is found at the southern end of the park, branching off from the main Coffee Creek area and weaving into the surrounding forest. This trail serves as a scenic connector and features a…
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This mostly dirt trail provides an easier route through the park and serves as a useful connector to several more challenging trails in the area. This natural rock formation offers a scenic and unique riding…
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