Dirt Bike Trails
Near Hartsburg, Missouri

This scenic route follows a well-maintained gravel road that runs parallel to both the Katy Trail and the Missouri River, often called "The Big Muddy." While occasional washboard patches, potholes, and loose gravel demand attention, the drive is generally smooth and enjoyable. You'll pass a few scat...
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This area of the park features a small circle track with several small surrounding obstacles. Be mindful of others who may be entering or exiting the track, as the banked terrain can make it difficult to see what you're driving into. Respect and consideration for other riders are greatly appreciated...
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Running north to south from the intersection where Forest Trail and several other trails meet, this route takes you down into the Fish Bowl before bringing you back out to the main shop area. Be mindful when exiting the trail, as there may be machines doing laps on the small circle track.
Learn more about Root Pass

With a few routes running up and down the eastern side of the park, there are varying levels of difficulty and plenty of options along the way. This side of the park is a bit more SxS-, moto-, and ATV-friendly, so be mindful of machines in the area, as well as the mud trucks near the bog.
Learn more about Western Inner Track 2

A personal favorite and enjoyed by many, this trail features a beautiful undercut climb that stays damp and will give most rigs a run for their money. Plenty of rock throughout the trail keeps things interesting, and it's challenging in either direction. Once you conquer the big undercut, you'll be ...
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A short but nasty mud run through the trees. This trail can become extremely challenging after a good rain, so be mindful of the conditions before attempting it. The upside is that there are plenty of trees available for winching if needed. Also, watch for hidden branches and small rocks buried bene...
Learn more about Snot Licker

The extensive loop around the eastern side of the park features amazing rock challenges, serious washouts, and plenty of opportunities for photos and scenic views along the way. There are many trails that branch off the perimeter, leading into different cut-throughs and the inner workings of the tra...
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As the name suggests, this is a straight-cut power line trail that runs through the property. It features some nasty washout sections and plenty of rocks for a little light crawling. Rain can make this area extremely slick, so be mindful of trail conditions before finding yourself in a tricky or awk...
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Tucked away in the trees, this track loops from the open field back down to a series of crossroads, guiding you around the center of the western half of the park. Make your way through a variety of obstacles, or head over to the mud run to catch the action on busy days.
Learn more about Western Forest Trail

With a few routes running up and down the eastern side of the park, there are varying levels of difficulty and plenty of options along the way. This side of the park is a bit more SxS-, moto-, and ATV-friendly, so be mindful of machines in the area, as well as the mud trucks near the bog.
Learn more about Eastern Inner Track

Life-Altering offers an exciting off-road adventure. The trail features exposed tree roots, small rock ledges, and natural terrain that demands technical skill and careful navigation. As it winds through a valley that serves as a natural wash, conditions can become very wet and slippery during or af...
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Galveston Road is one of three private access routes available exclusively to visitors of LOTO Offroad Park. This low-maintenance gravel road is primarily used by local residents, so it's important to remain on the designated path at all times--no off-trail exploring is permitted. While not a techni...
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Fur Road is a private-access-only road, but it may be utilized by visitors of LOTO Offroad Park to reach the developing northern logging trail area. This road is a basic, low-maintenance dirt path and should be traveled with caution. Please remain strictly on the trail--do not venture off the road o...
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Circle of Life is a technical offroad route that features uneven terrain, small rock ledges, and exposed tree roots that demand careful tire placement and steady control. Some obstacles can measure up to 2 feet in size. Full-width 4x4 vehicles should use extra caution, as body damage could occur.
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This shorter logging trail winds through the valley at the bottom of Logging Trail #1. Along the route, you'll encounter a couple of impressive rock overhangs--natural features that make for excellent photo opportunities. The trail passes through a less densely wooded area, making it the cleanest an...
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Dozer Pass is easily passable by all vehicles, featuring very few inclines and declines, two of which are at both ends of the trail. Once on top of the pass, you enter the deep wooded section of this newly added section of the park. This area is a great area to see wildlife and awesome scenery. All ...
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The Wart Trail is a short loop off the far northeast corner of the Outer Limits Trail. It drops down fifty feet into a gulch. There is a short, steep drop on the north end of the loop. It is mostly dirt and smaller rocks with muddy areas along the lower gulch section.
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Although this is a shorter trail, it demands constant attention and careful tire placement due to its rocky terrain. Appropriately named for the numerous rock gardens scattered throughout, this trail offers a technical ride that challenges those looking to increase offroad confidence. The combinatio...
Learn more about On The Rocks

This nearly half-mile trail is the second logging trail added to the park, providing access deeper into the newer park addition. The route loops back to Fur Road, offering a convenient loop for riders. Along the way, the trail features a decline into a valley, followed by a soft incline on the retur...
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Critter Cutoff is an easy trail that is mostly dirt with a few muddy spots during rainy weather. The lower end connects to Outer Limits on the northeast side of the park and leads uphill to connect with Critter Crossing. Watch for the hunting stand up in the trees close to the north end.
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This scenic route follows a well-maintained gravel road that runs parallel to both the Katy Trail and the Missouri River, often called "The Big Muddy." While occasional washboard patches, potholes, and loose gravel demand attention, the drive is generally smooth and enjoyable. You'll pass a few scat...
Learn more about River Road

This area of the park features a small circle track with several small surrounding obstacles. Be mindful of others who may be entering or exiting the track, as the banked terrain can make it difficult to see what you're driving into. Respect and consideration for other riders are greatly appreciated...
Learn more about Fish Bowl

Running north to south from the intersection where Forest Trail and several other trails meet, this route takes you down into the Fish Bowl before bringing you back out to the main shop area. Be mindful when exiting the trail, as there may be machines doing laps on the small circle track.
Learn more about Root Pass

With a few routes running up and down the eastern side of the park, there are varying levels of difficulty and plenty of options along the way. This side of the park is a bit more SxS-, moto-, and ATV-friendly, so be mindful of machines in the area, as well as the mud trucks near the bog.
Learn more about Western Inner Track 2

This scenic route follows a well-maintained gravel road that runs parallel to both the Katy Trail and the Missouri River, often called "The Big Muddy." While occasional washboard patches, potholes, and loose gravel demand attention, the drive is generally smooth and enjoyable. You'll pass a few scat...
Learn more about River Road

This area of the park features a small circle track with several small surrounding obstacles. Be mindful of others who may be entering or exiting the track, as the banked terrain can make it difficult to see what you're driving into. Respect and consideration for other riders are greatly appreciated...
Learn more about Fish Bowl

Running north to south from the intersection where Forest Trail and several other trails meet, this route takes you down into the Fish Bowl before bringing you back out to the main shop area. Be mindful when exiting the trail, as there may be machines doing laps on the small circle track.
Learn more about Root Pass

With a few routes running up and down the eastern side of the park, there are varying levels of difficulty and plenty of options along the way. This side of the park is a bit more SxS-, moto-, and ATV-friendly, so be mindful of machines in the area, as well as the mud trucks near the bog.
Learn more about Western Inner Track 2