Dirt Bike Trails
Near Darlington, Missouri

Easy gravel road around Brown State Fishing Lake with small spurs around the lake to camp and fish. Camping and fishing are free. A couple of pit toilets around the lake and campfire rings at campsites. The lake is surrounded by cornfields. The grade is gentle and can be driven in a 2-wheel drive ve...
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The Kickapoo Trail offers a relaxing and scenic off-road experience in northeast Kansas, perfect for riders looking to enjoy a leisurely ride through nature without too much difficulty. Located near Kickapoo in Brown County, this trail primarily follows a well-maintained gravel road, making it acces...
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This trail travels along the southeast corner and loops around to the backside of the abandoned house. While it presents no major obstacles, sections of the trail have significant overgrowth from nearby vegetation. These areas, especially around the curves, can become tight for longer wheelbases or ...
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This trail runs between Red 53 and Green 55 and follows a steady incline for most of its length. The surface is a mix of dirt and rock, which can become slick and difficult when wet. Several off-camber sections add to the challenge. Near the treeline, you'll encounter rock steps with jagged rocks up...
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This trail is a small loop connected to Yellow 54 at the top and Green 55 at the bottom. It features off-camber sections up to 25 degrees, combined with a steep incline reaching 24 degrees. The path squeezes between trees, leaning you toward them and increasing the risk of body damage. At the bottom...
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This trail winds through the woods and features several mud holes along the way, with some tight sections where pinstriping is likely. While there are no major obstacles, one entrance includes a steep 30-degree downhill slope leading toward trees, requiring extra caution. The trail connects to Green...
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This trail runs between Yellow 41 and Yellow 40, featuring a few hills and several washed-out sections that may require careful navigation. Although the terrain is mostly manageable and there are no major obstacles, one section contains a mud hole. Fortunately, the base beneath the water is solid, a...
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This trail winds through a shaded section of the forest and is primarily a dirt base, which means muddy conditions are likely after rain. The route includes several hill sections, but none are overly steep or technical. It zigzags between trees, and some areas are tight, especially for full-size veh...
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This trail consists of a long hill climb on a mostly dirt base, which can become slick and muddy when wet, making traction more difficult. At the top of the hill, there's a dirt mound on the right side that can be driven up for a great photo opportunity. While there are no major obstacles, the combi...
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Yellow 98 is a short but challenging trail that climbs over a loose rock surface. The hill climb features embedded rocks up to a foot tall, and the angle of the trail leans your vehicle toward a nearby tree, increasing the chance of body damage. In wet conditions, traction becomes limited, making th...
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This trail parallels Green 49 along a short, gradual uphill route with a dirt and rock surface. It's generally straightforward with no major obstacles to navigate. However, when wet, the terrain can become slick, requiring more attention to traction and vehicle control. This trail follows a short, g...
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This large open area serves as the central hub for many of the park's bounty hill climbs. While it provides space to regroup or take a break, it's not without challenges. Deep mud holes are scattered throughout, and traction can be unpredictable. Drivers should proceed with caution when navigating t...
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This trail runs parallel to Garbage Alley 122 and connects Headache 120 at the top with Green 126 at the bottom. It features a steep hill climb with a rock ledge offering step-ups ranging from one to four feet, depending on your line. Traction is generally good, but the trees lining the trail show v...
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This trail features several tight sections where pinstriping is likely due to close tree spacing. It leads to an interesting older abandoned house with lots of character, though its deteriorating condition may make it unsafe to enter. The area around the house offers a unique spot that would be perf...
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This trail winds through wooded terrain with a dirt base and features moderate hill climbs and sections that are slightly off-camber. In dry conditions, it's manageable for most rigs, but after rainfall, the trail becomes slick and much more challenging. Trees lining the trail increase the risk of b...
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Garbage Alley 122 is an uphill trail that runs alongside Yellow 121 and connects to Headache 120 at the top and Green 126 at the bottom. This trail is heavily affected by water runoff, which often washes debris such as tree limbs and branches onto the path. Traction can vary depending on conditions,...
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This trail runs between Yellow 44 and Green 42 and features a series of rocky sections with embedded boulders that can reach up to one foot in height. The trail also has tight, winding turns that pass closely between trees, making pin striping highly likely. Careful navigation is recommended through...
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This trail descends and crosses the West Fork of the Crooked River, where for a short distance you'll be driving directly in the waterway. During periods of high water levels, this trail becomes extremely hazardous and should be avoided to prevent serious vehicle damage. It links yellow 57 at one en...
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Yellow 96 is located between Green 63 and Yellow 61. This trail features a steep incline with a primarily dirt base. Along the way, you'll encounter some washout sections and a few small rock obstacles protruding from the ground. Overall, the trail is manageable with no major challenges to overcome.
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This trail runs between Yellow 40 and Green 42 and is extremely tight due to dense tree coverage and brush overgrowth, making pin striping unavoidable. While the flowers along the way may look harmless, they have large thorns that can scratch paint. The trail follows a steady uphill grade with tight...
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Easy gravel road around Brown State Fishing Lake with small spurs around the lake to camp and fish. Camping and fishing are free. A couple of pit toilets around the lake and campfire rings at campsites. The lake is surrounded by cornfields. The grade is gentle and can be driven in a 2-wheel drive ve...
Learn more about Brown State Fishing Lake Road

The Kickapoo Trail offers a relaxing and scenic off-road experience in northeast Kansas, perfect for riders looking to enjoy a leisurely ride through nature without too much difficulty. Located near Kickapoo in Brown County, this trail primarily follows a well-maintained gravel road, making it acces...
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This trail travels along the southeast corner and loops around to the backside of the abandoned house. While it presents no major obstacles, sections of the trail have significant overgrowth from nearby vegetation. These areas, especially around the curves, can become tight for longer wheelbases or ...
Learn more about Green 52

This trail runs between Red 53 and Green 55 and follows a steady incline for most of its length. The surface is a mix of dirt and rock, which can become slick and difficult when wet. Several off-camber sections add to the challenge. Near the treeline, you'll encounter rock steps with jagged rocks up...
Learn more about Yellow 54

Easy gravel road around Brown State Fishing Lake with small spurs around the lake to camp and fish. Camping and fishing are free. A couple of pit toilets around the lake and campfire rings at campsites. The lake is surrounded by cornfields. The grade is gentle and can be driven in a 2-wheel drive ve...
Learn more about Brown State Fishing Lake Road

The Kickapoo Trail offers a relaxing and scenic off-road experience in northeast Kansas, perfect for riders looking to enjoy a leisurely ride through nature without too much difficulty. Located near Kickapoo in Brown County, this trail primarily follows a well-maintained gravel road, making it acces...
Learn more about Kickapoo Trail

This trail travels along the southeast corner and loops around to the backside of the abandoned house. While it presents no major obstacles, sections of the trail have significant overgrowth from nearby vegetation. These areas, especially around the curves, can become tight for longer wheelbases or ...
Learn more about Green 52

This trail runs between Red 53 and Green 55 and follows a steady incline for most of its length. The surface is a mix of dirt and rock, which can become slick and difficult when wet. Several off-camber sections add to the challenge. Near the treeline, you'll encounter rock steps with jagged rocks up...
Learn more about Yellow 54