Dirt Bike Trails
Near Doniphan, Missouri

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 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

Forest Road 3140 starts at an elevation of 748 feet and then drops to an elevation of 381 feet at the river. This route is an easy gravel road that curves through the Mark Twain National Forest which is located in Missouri. 3140 ends at the Current River which is a part of the Ozark National Scenic ...
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A challenging hillside climb featuring small obstacles, muddy terrain, and tight technical sections that test balance, control, and traction. Riders navigate uneven paths, slippery conditions, and narrow turns while maintaining momentum through the course. Ideal for off-road enthusiasts seeking a co...
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Hillside Track 3 is a moderate cut through from the main loop to the hillside camp loop 7 trail, not a very long or difficult loop, can be tight for larger rigs. Makes getting off and on the trail easy, and also used for emergencies to reach the hillside back track.
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Hillside Track 2 is a moderate cut through from the main loop to the hillside camp loop 7 trail, not a very long or difficult loop, can be tight for larger rigs. Makes getting off and on the trail easy, and also used for emergencies to reach the hillside back track.ff
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A muddy trail featuring steep hills, slick terrain, and a few narrow sections that require careful footing and steady control. The route offers a challenging yet rewarding experience for riders, especially after rain, with technical spots that add excitement and demand attention throughout the more ...
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This trail reaches the park’s property line, and it’s important to make it very clear that you are NOT to enter the private area marked “KEEP OUT.” It’s a very fun trail with lots of little obstacles along the way and throughout the area. Thank you for respecting the park.
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Camp Loop 7 takes you around one of the largest camp areas in the park, also one of the flattest for loading and unloading. Large rigs and trailers are advised to use this space. Be mindful of others in the area. This is a first-come, first-served area that can be very busy.
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One of the 4 "main" trails in the hillside portion of the park, this trail isn't very long but does feature a mild ascent/descent challenge with a few tighter spots, but still manageable by full-size rigs. Tread lightly in this area; it can be busy, and two-way traffic can happen.
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As the name suggests, this straightaway is filled with nasty dug-out ruts that will challenge most 4x4s with a mix of mud and dirt. The trail branches off the main loop, cuts into the tree line, and has an exit at either end, taking you back out to the main track.
Learn more about Landing Strip

Hillside Backtrack features absolutely beautiful scenery with moderate difficulty deep in the back of the hillside area. This longer section of trail really takes you into a very dense and enjoyable trail ride small obstacles, small washouts and a few tight squeezes between trees. Be respectful of t...
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This cut-through is a fun, murky little track right off the main trail. It’s quick and easy, but a fun way to bypass the busy spectator areas along the main trail. It’s located in a pretty busy part of the park, so be mindful of big trucks and people who may be in the area during large events.
Learn more about Red Clay Cut Thru

This is a secondary, more fun route that branches off from the main trail, “Hillside to Camp Loop 7.” It also doubles as a two-way path in case of heavy traffic during large events. Be mindful of the mud on this one—there are a few spots that can get really muddy.
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A nasty red clay climb off the main trail with two sections. If you're lucky enough to make it up the first step, you'll really be in for it on the second. Since it rains so often, this climb is constantly changing, so be prepared for that. During wet conditions, it's highly unlikely that it's even ...
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This trail is a nice, convenient cut-through from the main loop track to the Hillside Trail. It’s especially useful during peak busy park hours for avoiding the congestion and getting straight onto the trail. Be mindful of others, as it also connects at the top of the Shook One obstacle.
Learn more about Out the Cut

This trail serves as a bypass for the Hillside when there is heavy traffic in the area. It also connects at the T with "Corner Pocket," which leads up to the hillside backtrack. It offers an easy and convenient route through the trails, but can become quite slick in wet conditions.
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This trail is a path up the side of the muddy ridge that overlooks the truck arena. A fun little track with some small rocks and mud can be slick during wet conditions. This connects at the top of the Hillside trail, so be mindful of traffic and others who may be spectating.
Learn more about Little Rock

Hillside to Camp Loop 7 is a long stretch of moderate trail featuring some optional mud holes, taking you along the outskirts of the boundary lines of the park. You'll intersect with hillside tracks 2, 3, & 4 as you make your way through the scenic dense forest. This trail is easily accessible from ...
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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...
Learn more about Ripley Lake 3240

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...
Learn more about Compton 3144

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

Forest Road 3140 starts at an elevation of 748 feet and then drops to an elevation of 381 feet at the river. This route is an easy gravel road that curves through the Mark Twain National Forest which is located in Missouri. 3140 ends at the Current River which is a part of the Ozark National Scenic ...
Learn more about Bay Nothing Recreation Area 3140

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...
Learn more about Ripley Lake 3240

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...
Learn more about Compton 3144

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

Forest Road 3140 starts at an elevation of 748 feet and then drops to an elevation of 381 feet at the river. This route is an easy gravel road that curves through the Mark Twain National Forest which is located in Missouri. 3140 ends at the Current River which is a part of the Ozark National Scenic ...
Learn more about Bay Nothing Recreation Area 3140