Dirt Bike Trails
Near Ellington, Missouri

The Current River Conservation was created by combining Deer Run, Carrs Creek, Cardareva and Paint Rock State Forests combining 28,000 acres. The trail starts as #1 on the map which is provided at the beginning of the trail. Current River Conservation trail leads you down an easy gravel road however...
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Whizenhunt Bottoms, also known as Whizenhunt Hollow Trail or simply The Bottoms, is a natural creek/river rock, sand, and dirt, with wooded trails leading to roughly 115 acres of open area along the Riverside Depths route of the Black River Bottoms area within the Clearwater Lake U.S. Army Corps of ...
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Central Bluffs Trail, or Black River Bottoms Central Hub, consists of parts of the Reynolds County Roads 462 and 464 and is a dirt/sand mix and natural creek-bottom rock trail through the center portion of the Black River Bottoms area within the Clearwater Lake U.S. Army Corps of Engineer Land. The ...
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Central Riverside Connector is a coarse gravel and natural dirt/mud trail through the center portion of the Black River Bottoms area within the Clearwater Lake U.S. Army Corps of Engineer Land. The Central Riverside Connector is so named because it connects the midway points of the North Riverside T...
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Stacked Log Trail, also known as the Spool Bypass or Reynolds County Road 458, is a half coarse gravel road, half natural dirt/small rock trail through the north central portion of the Black River Bottoms area within the Clearwater Lake U.S. Army Corps of Engineer Land. Stacked Log starts at the Cen...
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North Riverside Trail is a natural dirt, mud, sand, and small rock trail through the center portion of the Black River Bottoms area within the Clearwater Lake U.S. Army Corps of Engineer Land. The name "North Riverside Trail" is due to the proximity to the Black River being within feet of the water-...
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South Riverside Trail is a natural dirt, mud, sand, and small rock trail through the southern portion of the Black River Bottoms area within the Clearwater Lake U.S. Army Corps of Engineer Land. The name "South Riverside Trail" is due to the proximity to the Black River, being within feet of the wat...
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Murphy Cemetery Road, including part of the Reynolds County Road 466, is a coarse gravel road with natural tendencies. It tracks through the southern portion of the Black River Bottoms area within the Clearwater Lake U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Reynolds County, and "Riverside" Missouri Department ...
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Dafron Branch Trail (Reynolds County Road 462) is a dirt mixed with natural rock trail that transforms into a coarse gravel creek bottom trail, tracking through the center portion of the Black River Bottoms area within the Clearwater Lake U.S. Army Corps of Engineer Land. The trail has a diversity o...
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Dafron Hollow Trail, or Reynolds County Road 462, is a coarse gravel road transforming to a natural dirt/mud and small rock trail through the southern portion of the Black River Bottoms area within the Clearwater Lake U.S. Army Corps of Engineer Land. The trail ultimately starts as the Reynolds CR 4...
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Well Hollow Trail is a coarse gravel and natural dirt/mud/clay trail through the southern portion of the Black River Bottoms area within the Clearwater Lake U.S. Army Corps of Engineer Land. This is the southern gateway to the Riverside Depths of the area, starting off leaving the Dafron Hollow Trai...
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Funk Branch Delta Trail, or Funk Shore Access, is a coarse creek gravel and dirt/mud trail through the northern portion of the Black River Bottoms area within the Clearwater Lake U.S. Army Corps of Engineer Land. The trail is an in/out track that features an entry point off the creek bottom section ...
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Spool Ridge Trail, or simply The Spool Trail, is a natural dirt/coarse gravel and small rock trail through the north center portion of the Black River Bottoms area within the Clearwater Lake U.S. Army Corps of Engineer Land. The Spool Trail rides ridge tops overlooking the Black River below, trackin...
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Mann Cemetery Road, or Reynolds County Road 456, is a coarse gravel road transforming to a natural dirt road in the northern portion of the Black River Bottoms area within the Clearwater Lake U.S. Army Corps of Engineer Land. This road features views of the valley surrounded by the rolling hills of ...
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Hackworth Hollow Trail, also known locally as part of Funk Branch Road or Reynolds County Road 446A, is a coarse gravel road transforming to a creek bottom road and back to a coarse gravel road through the northern portion of the Black River Bottoms area within the Clearwater Lake U.S. Army Corps of...
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Long Ridge Road (Reynolds County Road 462 and Iron County Road 151) is a coarse gravel county road providing access to the northeast portion of the Black River Bottoms area within the Clearwater Lake U.S. Army Corps of Engineer Land. The road starts from Missouri Route-BB, 0.1 miles east of the Funk...
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This road starts as an asphalt road (.08 miles) at the K Bridge West entrance. There is a campground to your right and a "day use" area at your left that leads down to the river. This road follows CR 452 until your turn at CR 442. As you come off the asphalt, you will find yourself on a well-maintai...
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Crooked Tree (FS 2232) is a gravel and dirt terrain Forest Service Road within the Salem Unit of Mark Twain National Forest, open to all vehicles complying with Reynolds County and Missouri state laws. From the beginning where the FS 2232 spurs off the Karkaghne Scenic Drive (or Reynolds County Road...
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Sutton Bluff ATV 10, also known as East Buzzard, with the legal/emergency ID SB 10, is a 50-inch and under restricted trail within the Sutton Bluff OHV trail system, managed by the Mark Twain National Forest Salem Unit. The SB 10 is a part of the smaller "southwest section" of Sutton Bluff OHV. Summ...
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Tall Tree (FS 2243) is a gravel and dirt terrain Forest Service Road within the Salem Unit of Mark Twain National Forest, open to all vehicles complying with Reynolds County and Missouri state laws. From the beginning where the FS 2243 spurs off the Karkaghne Scenic Drive (or Reynolds County Road 90...
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The Current River Conservation was created by combining Deer Run, Carrs Creek, Cardareva and Paint Rock State Forests combining 28,000 acres. The trail starts as #1 on the map which is provided at the beginning of the trail. Current River Conservation trail leads you down an easy gravel road however...
Learn more about Current River Conservation Area

Whizenhunt Bottoms, also known as Whizenhunt Hollow Trail or simply The Bottoms, is a natural creek/river rock, sand, and dirt, with wooded trails leading to roughly 115 acres of open area along the Riverside Depths route of the Black River Bottoms area within the Clearwater Lake U.S. Army Corps of ...
Learn more about Whizenhunt Bottoms

Central Bluffs Trail, or Black River Bottoms Central Hub, consists of parts of the Reynolds County Roads 462 and 464 and is a dirt/sand mix and natural creek-bottom rock trail through the center portion of the Black River Bottoms area within the Clearwater Lake U.S. Army Corps of Engineer Land. The ...
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Central Riverside Connector is a coarse gravel and natural dirt/mud trail through the center portion of the Black River Bottoms area within the Clearwater Lake U.S. Army Corps of Engineer Land. The Central Riverside Connector is so named because it connects the midway points of the North Riverside T...
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The Current River Conservation was created by combining Deer Run, Carrs Creek, Cardareva and Paint Rock State Forests combining 28,000 acres. The trail starts as #1 on the map which is provided at the beginning of the trail. Current River Conservation trail leads you down an easy gravel road however...
Learn more about Current River Conservation Area

Whizenhunt Bottoms, also known as Whizenhunt Hollow Trail or simply The Bottoms, is a natural creek/river rock, sand, and dirt, with wooded trails leading to roughly 115 acres of open area along the Riverside Depths route of the Black River Bottoms area within the Clearwater Lake U.S. Army Corps of ...
Learn more about Whizenhunt Bottoms

Central Bluffs Trail, or Black River Bottoms Central Hub, consists of parts of the Reynolds County Roads 462 and 464 and is a dirt/sand mix and natural creek-bottom rock trail through the center portion of the Black River Bottoms area within the Clearwater Lake U.S. Army Corps of Engineer Land. The ...
Learn more about Central Bluffs Trail

Central Riverside Connector is a coarse gravel and natural dirt/mud trail through the center portion of the Black River Bottoms area within the Clearwater Lake U.S. Army Corps of Engineer Land. The Central Riverside Connector is so named because it connects the midway points of the North Riverside T...
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