Dirt Bike Trails
Near Delight, Arkansas

Bear Creek Trail is an exceptional offroad trail designed primarily for ATVs and dirt bikes looking to tackle rugged shoreline terrain with scenic views of Lake Greeson and the Ouachita Mountains. This specific 6.3-mile point-to-point segment begins at Daisy State Park and winds along the pine and o...
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This is a gravel and dirt road that leads to an awesome group campsite on White Oak Lake. A permit can be found online to camp in this free Poison Springs Forest. There are several campsites in this area. This particular campsite is on a hill right beside White Oak Lake. The later part of this route...
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This is a dirt and gravel road south of Highway 24. This road goes into the Poison Spring WMA. A camping permit is required and is free at the Poison Springs WMA website. This road can be slippery when wet. Some mild water crossings can be present during and after rains. Watch for wildlife crossing ...
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This dirt and gravel road takes you to dispersed campsites within the Poison Springs WMA area. Camping permits are required and are free at Poison Springs WMA website. Roads can be slick, and water crossing can be found after rains. Watch for wildlife to cross roads. There are creeks in the area.
Learn more about Poison Springs WMA - Campsite C-10 to C-29 and C-54

White Oak State Park is a great place to stay while you explore the Poison Springs WMA. If you want full hookups and restrooms while you camp. While at White Oak State Park, ask the visitor center for a map to "The Little Grand Canyon." A must-see while in the area. You are close to the state park h...
Learn more about Primitive Camp and Shooting Range in Poison Springs WMA

This maintained Gravel road goes up to Hickory Nut Vista Lookout. As you travel to the vista you will pass Hickory Nut Campground on the left side of the road. This is a dispersed campground with a pit toilet, picnic tables, and a fire ring. Awesome views of Lake Ouachita can be seen. This road does...
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Hamilton Creek is a short out-and-back forest route branching off Gaston Road. The route travels through a dense pine forest with narrow corridors, young timber growth, and thick brush that creates a secluded backcountry feel. While there are no major obstacles or technical challenges, the trail off...
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This spur route branches off of Hamilton Creek and quickly transitions into a more remote forest setting. Unlike the surrounding gravel roads, this trail is primarily dirt-based with scattered gravel and natural forest debris, giving it a more primitive feel. The route winds through a mixture of har...
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This road leaves Hickory Nut Road at the west end and the east end stops at Crystal Springs Resort entrance. Across the main road is a public boat ramp with restrooms and great views of Lake Ouachita. There are nice dispersed campsites along this road. Awesome creek-side camping and group-sized disp...
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This forest road offers a more rugged experience than the surrounding trail network. While still relatively easy to navigate, the route receives less maintenance and has a noticeably more overgrown character. Grass and other vegetation grow between the tire tracks, and brush frequently encroaches on...
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This trail offers a pleasant drive that begins in a healthy, mature forest and gradually climbs into areas of newer forest growth. The route is winding and includes several gentle ascents and descents, with patches of loose gravel that may require careful driving in places. After an intersection, th...
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This trail is a scenic dual track that winds through forested terrain and features occasional rocky sections, gentle ascents, and descents. It passes through areas of logged forest and requires multiple stream crossings without bridges, which can become hazardous during or after heavy rain. A single...
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This trail is a relatively narrow, unmaintained dual track with a rocky surface, but it is easy and enjoyable to drive as it winds through dense forest. At the end of the trail, there is a possible dispersed campsite, along with a continuation into a tighter, narrower route that is best suited to co...
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This road is loose gravel and very dusty when dry. Some parts are very bumpy. Be aware of logging trucks running these roads. There are some nice inclines and curves in this area. Be mindful that at times gates may be closed for no admittance .
Learn more about Road 263 to HWY342

This trail begins as a smooth and enjoyable dual track that winds through a peaceful section of forest, offering a scenic and relaxing drive. However, the surroundings quickly change upon entering a logged area, where heavy machinery has left deep mud ruts that can become especially challenging to n...
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Loose Gravel roads with a few small stream crossings. Concrete bridges cover most of the streams that will be crossed. During heavy rain some areas could be blocked. There are some nice inclines and beautiful views in this area.
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Easy Trail to get over on Wolf Pen Gap. Has some areas washed out. Most SUVs should be able to make this with no issue. There is an overlook, and lots of creeks to look at, and 1 small waterfall that is seasonal. Nice spring ride when things are turning green, and a Fall Ride that would have some g...
Learn more about Big Fork Athens Road

This trail is a well-maintained gravel road with occasional rocky patches that add some variety to the drive without making it difficult. It winds through forested terrain and appears to be popular with hunters, as deer were spotted along the route. The drive is enjoyable and mostly smooth, offering...
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Gillham Road is a gravel road that, in some places, can become a rough ride. This adventure leads to Gillham Dam and Cossatot Reefs Campground. There are also a couple of other campgrounds further down the road. The gravel ends at Lake Gillham, which is a nice place to end a day of exploring.
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This trail is a well-maintained, flat gravel road that begins at a paved road and leads to a lake, passing by a smallholding along the way. It continues to wind gently through the forest, offering a peaceful and scenic drive suitable for most vehicles. There are three established campsites at the en...
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Bear Creek Trail is an exceptional offroad trail designed primarily for ATVs and dirt bikes looking to tackle rugged shoreline terrain with scenic views of Lake Greeson and the Ouachita Mountains. This specific 6.3-mile point-to-point segment begins at Daisy State Park and winds along the pine and o...
Learn more about Bear Creek Trail

This is a gravel and dirt road that leads to an awesome group campsite on White Oak Lake. A permit can be found online to camp in this free Poison Springs Forest. There are several campsites in this area. This particular campsite is on a hill right beside White Oak Lake. The later part of this route...
Learn more about Country Route to White Oak Lake Group Campsite

This maintained Gravel road goes up to Hickory Nut Vista Lookout. As you travel to the vista you will pass Hickory Nut Campground on the left side of the road. This is a dispersed campground with a pit toilet, picnic tables, and a fire ring. Awesome views of Lake Ouachita can be seen. This road does...
Learn more about Hickory Nut Mountain

Hamilton Creek is a short out-and-back forest route branching off Gaston Road. The route travels through a dense pine forest with narrow corridors, young timber growth, and thick brush that creates a secluded backcountry feel. While there are no major obstacles or technical challenges, the trail off...
Learn more about Hamilton Creek

Bear Creek Trail is an exceptional offroad trail designed primarily for ATVs and dirt bikes looking to tackle rugged shoreline terrain with scenic views of Lake Greeson and the Ouachita Mountains. This specific 6.3-mile point-to-point segment begins at Daisy State Park and winds along the pine and o...
Learn more about Bear Creek Trail

This is a gravel and dirt road that leads to an awesome group campsite on White Oak Lake. A permit can be found online to camp in this free Poison Springs Forest. There are several campsites in this area. This particular campsite is on a hill right beside White Oak Lake. The later part of this route...
Learn more about Country Route to White Oak Lake Group Campsite

This maintained Gravel road goes up to Hickory Nut Vista Lookout. As you travel to the vista you will pass Hickory Nut Campground on the left side of the road. This is a dispersed campground with a pit toilet, picnic tables, and a fire ring. Awesome views of Lake Ouachita can be seen. This road does...
Learn more about Hickory Nut Mountain

Hamilton Creek is a short out-and-back forest route branching off Gaston Road. The route travels through a dense pine forest with narrow corridors, young timber growth, and thick brush that creates a secluded backcountry feel. While there are no major obstacles or technical challenges, the trail off...
Learn more about Hamilton Creek