Dirt Bike Trails
Near Cherokee Village, Arkansas

Climbers loop starts off of Bee Hollow Trail and heads East going uphill on some loos/rocky terrain. You will pass a few small creek crossings that are normally dry during summer but can have some flow during heavy rain or spring and fall seasons. This terrain varries from loose small rock to sand s...
Learn more about Climbers Loop - FS 91038E

This route winds through dense Ozark forest with tight sections that close in heavily around the vehicle. Brush, branches, and narrow tree gaps are constant throughout the route, so pinstripes and paint scratches should be expected. The route features several shallow creek crossings with clear flowi...
Learn more about 91028A

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 beautiful views of the Mark Twain National Forest. Upon reaching the summit of Wolf Mountain, at 92...
Learn more about Wolf Mountain - FSR 3213

This trail begins as a relatively wide and well-maintained road but gradually narrows and becomes bumpier and rockier as you continue. The trail winds through beautiful old-growth forest, passing pockets of private land with cabins and mobile homes. Further along, the landscape shows extensive damag...
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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 later transitions into a gravel/dirt surface. Midway, the trail narrows an...
Learn more about Boom Hole Access - FSR 3155B

Hayden Road is a maintained trail as of late April 2025, offering a scenic drive through beautiful old-growth forest. The route features relatively steep ascents and descents, with sections that can be bumpy and rocky. Several hiking and biking trails branch off from the main road, inviting further ...
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Sandy Flats is a maintained trail that shows clear signs of storm damage and features several steep ascents and descents, particularly as the route drops down into a creek. The creek crossing has a muddy bottom and no concrete bridge, which could make it challenging to navigate during or after heavy...
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Trail 1119 is a narrow, winding route that is well maintained but features frequent bumps, rocky sections, and visible storm damage in some areas. The trail includes several steep ascents and descents and appears to be a popular area for hunters. Dispersed campsites are available along the way, with...
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This long and winding trail travels through scenic forests and passes by private lands, including several well-kept homesteads situated near the midpoint. Although the route consists primarily of maintained gravel, drivers should expect some rougher areas featuring bumps, rocks, muddy sections, and ...
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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 large enough for several vehicles to park at once and would make a great campsite. This area can b...
Learn more about Camp Roy - FSR 3208

This off-road trail is ideal for adventurers seeking dispersed camping opportunities, featuring a tight, winding route that remains accessible even as it branches into numerous side trails best explored by compact vehicles or side-by-sides. The trail follows along a scenic ridge and offers a predomi...
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Trail 1113 is a long, winding route that passes through beautiful forest and either begins or ends near a cluster of homesteads off the paved road. The trail surface is rocky and bumpy in sections, with visible storm damage, and includes several steep ascents and descents. As one of the main trails ...
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This wide and well-maintained trail descends toward the Gunner Pool Recreation Area, a scenic campground set along a river with both deep and shallow swimming areas. It is a peaceful place to camp and explore the forest during the week, although weekends can become quite busy and noisy. As one of th...
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This trail offers both scenic beauty and a sense of historical significance as it climbs to the top of the mountain, where expansive views of the valley below reward the effort. Once an important route for the local community, it still passes numerous private properties, with old homesteads, derelic...
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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 for fishing. Anglers will need a fishing permit from the Missouri Department of Conservation. The only downside is ther...
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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 the end of the trail. It's also really steep at the end and curves through the forest with...
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This narrow, shaded trail offers a scenic drive past a beautiful homestead, creating a peaceful and picturesque atmosphere. The trail surface is bumpy, rocky, and corrugated in sections, with visible signs of recent storm damage. Despite the rough conditions, it is a rewarding and worthwhile route t...
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The Barkshed Recreation Area along this trail appears best suited for day use, with opportunities for swimming and hiking, although overnight camping may be possible despite the uneven ground. Storm damage has heavily impacted the trail leading away from the recreation area, with deep ruts carved in...
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This route begins with direct access off Highway 341 and quickly transitions into a lightly maintained forest trail winding through dense pine and hardwood forest. Along the route, drivers will pass through open grassy meadows before re-entering tighter wooded sections with narrow corridors and over...
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This narrow trail features a grassy center and winds gently through a beautiful forest landscape. While mostly smooth, it does have some bumpy sections that require attention. Numerous offshoots and smaller trails invite further exploration, and the area appears to be a popular spot for local hunter...
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Climbers loop starts off of Bee Hollow Trail and heads East going uphill on some loos/rocky terrain. You will pass a few small creek crossings that are normally dry during summer but can have some flow during heavy rain or spring and fall seasons. This terrain varries from loose small rock to sand s...
Learn more about Climbers Loop - FS 91038E

This route winds through dense Ozark forest with tight sections that close in heavily around the vehicle. Brush, branches, and narrow tree gaps are constant throughout the route, so pinstripes and paint scratches should be expected. The route features several shallow creek crossings with clear flowi...
Learn more about 91028A

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 beautiful views of the Mark Twain National Forest. Upon reaching the summit of Wolf Mountain, at 92...
Learn more about Wolf Mountain - FSR 3213

This trail begins as a relatively wide and well-maintained road but gradually narrows and becomes bumpier and rockier as you continue. The trail winds through beautiful old-growth forest, passing pockets of private land with cabins and mobile homes. Further along, the landscape shows extensive damag...
Learn more about 1113

Climbers loop starts off of Bee Hollow Trail and heads East going uphill on some loos/rocky terrain. You will pass a few small creek crossings that are normally dry during summer but can have some flow during heavy rain or spring and fall seasons. This terrain varries from loose small rock to sand s...
Learn more about Climbers Loop - FS 91038E

This route winds through dense Ozark forest with tight sections that close in heavily around the vehicle. Brush, branches, and narrow tree gaps are constant throughout the route, so pinstripes and paint scratches should be expected. The route features several shallow creek crossings with clear flowi...
Learn more about 91028A

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 beautiful views of the Mark Twain National Forest. Upon reaching the summit of Wolf Mountain, at 92...
Learn more about Wolf Mountain - FSR 3213

This trail begins as a relatively wide and well-maintained road but gradually narrows and becomes bumpier and rockier as you continue. The trail winds through beautiful old-growth forest, passing pockets of private land with cabins and mobile homes. Further along, the landscape shows extensive damag...
Learn more about 1113