Dirt Bike Trails
Near Magee, Mississippi

This is the southwest corner of Beinville National Forest. The trail is made up of 3 roads in this order, USFS Road 516, Smith County Road 521, and USFS Road 521-A. This is a pretty easy trail as long as you have 4wd. The end of this trail on USFS road 521-A isn't well maintained. USFS Rd 521-A coul...
Learn more about Pine Tar Corner

As you turn off Highway 35 onto FS 533, there will be well-maintained, hard-packed gravel for a while. Then, as you traverse the trail, the first obstacle is a gnarly washout that spans across the width of the road, followed by a muddy downhill descent. You'll eventually come across a bridge over Sh...
Learn more about FS 533

As you enter this trailhead you'll be on hard packed gravel that slowly turns into washouts, so keep a slower pace. As you advance down the trail you'll notice that the woods turn to cutover, soon after that you'll find some deep ruts that are extremely muddy when wet. The majority of this trail is ...
Learn more about NF550

This scenic, easy-going route through Bienville National Forest is perfect for beginners, families, and anyone seeking a relaxed off-road adventure on well-maintained terrain. Stretching approximately 13.9 miles from Hillsboro Ludlow Road to Highway 13 just north of the Morton city limits, the trail...
Learn more about Beinville NF (Lena to Laurel)

This trail begins at Ashe Lake Recreational Area. The recreation area has a beautiful lake, walking trail, and working bathroom! As you begin this trail there you will see that it is easily 2 full-size vehicles wide. There is a public shooting range off of the north side of the road around .2 miles ...
Learn more about Ashe Lake Trail

FS 308K is a short section of gravel road that leads to a pair of motorized use trails. The gravel portion is about a quarter of a mile long and is easily passable with any vehicle. The right branch, though mostly level, is more difficult due to downed trees and moderately deep mud holes. The mud ho...
Learn more about Right Branch - FS 308K

This is the left motorized use branch at the end of Forest Service Road 308K. It's an in-and-out trail about a mile long, with a nice distributed campsite area near the end. There are a few mud holes, 12 to 18 inches deep, some tight turns, and branches starting to encroach on the trail. Near the en...
Learn more about Left Branch - FS 308K

FS 35000 is a well-maintained 14-mile gravel road that runs east-west through the DeSoto National Forest. The road is well-traveled, with the western two-thirds running near/through the Mississippi National Guard's Camp Shelby Military Reservation. The eastern third offers a few easily accessible di...
Learn more about South Tank Trail - FS 35000

Entering the trail will be a gate that should be unlocked depending on seasonal closures. Be sure to close the gate upon entering and leaving. The trail is mostly grassy with a few small ruts and a mixture of dirt and sand. Vehicles the size of a Jeep Cherokee or Toyota Rav 4 can fit down the trail ...
Learn more about Peninsula Grove

This trail runs along the creek; it connects to the Creek Side and Silver Creek Trail. The trails at Bogue Chitto are intricately connected, allowing riders to create custom routes that can extend for hours. Intersections and side trails enable riders to modify their path, ensuring a unique experien...
Learn more about Trail 9

This trail winds through a partially forested area, where moisture and terrain create a consistently muddy surface--especially after rainfall or in humid climates. The path ranges from narrow singletrack to wider open sections, often with slippery, uneven footing. The challenge lies not just in the ...
Learn more about Secondary Main Trail

The trails at Bogue Chitto are intricately connected, allowing riders to create custom routes that can extend for hours. Intersections and side trails enable riders to modify their path, ensuring a unique experience each time. The trail system is designed to be intuitive, with clear signage and well...
Learn more about Old Creek Bed

Creek Side at Bogue Chitto ATV Park is a dynamic and adventurous trail that winds alongside the scenic Silver Creek, offering a blend of natural beauty and technical challenges. The terrain is a mix of soft sand and muddy patches, with sharp turns, steep inclines, and occasional washouts that test y...
Learn more about Creek Side

The trails at Bogue Chitto are intricately connected, allowing riders to create custom routes that can extend for hours. Intersections and side trails enable riders to modify their path, ensuring a unique experience each time. The trail system is designed to be intuitive, with clear signage and well...
Learn more about Trail 3

The trails at Bogue Chitto are intricately connected, allowing riders to create custom routes that can extend for hours. Intersections and side trails enable riders to modify their path, ensuring a unique experience each time. The trail system is designed to be intuitive, with clear signage and well...
Learn more about Connection 6

This is the main trail into Bogue Chitto ATV Park, explore all 300 acres of the park and enjoy the experiences you have. There are approximately 40+ trails to venture off on from this main trail into the park. Park trails are heavily maintained by the local Jeep Club monthly. Shouldn't experience an...
Learn more about Main Park Trail

The trails at Bogue Chitto are intricately connected, allowing riders to create custom routes that can extend for hours. Intersections and side trails enable riders to modify their path, ensuring a unique experience each time. The trail system is designed to be intuitive, with clear signage and well...
Learn more about Connection 7

The trails at Bogue Chitto are intricately connected, allowing riders to create custom routes that can extend for hours. This is one of the first trails off into the trail system Intersections and side trails enable riders to modify their path, ensuring a unique experience each time. The trail syste...
Learn more about Trail 6

The trails at Bogue Chitto are intricately connected, allowing riders to create custom routes that can extend for hours. Intersections and side trails enable riders to modify their path, ensuring a unique experience each time. The trail system is designed to be intuitive, with clear signage and well...
Learn more about Trail 4

This is a tight trail that will make you pay attention and test your skills. Many hills with steep climbs, many tree obstacles. As long as you pay attention and turn your radio down, you should be ok. This is a fun but challenging trail for some. But don't be worried, these trails are maintained by ...
Learn more about Olde River Trail

This is the southwest corner of Beinville National Forest. The trail is made up of 3 roads in this order, USFS Road 516, Smith County Road 521, and USFS Road 521-A. This is a pretty easy trail as long as you have 4wd. The end of this trail on USFS road 521-A isn't well maintained. USFS Rd 521-A coul...
Learn more about Pine Tar Corner

As you turn off Highway 35 onto FS 533, there will be well-maintained, hard-packed gravel for a while. Then, as you traverse the trail, the first obstacle is a gnarly washout that spans across the width of the road, followed by a muddy downhill descent. You'll eventually come across a bridge over Sh...
Learn more about FS 533

As you enter this trailhead you'll be on hard packed gravel that slowly turns into washouts, so keep a slower pace. As you advance down the trail you'll notice that the woods turn to cutover, soon after that you'll find some deep ruts that are extremely muddy when wet. The majority of this trail is ...
Learn more about NF550

This scenic, easy-going route through Bienville National Forest is perfect for beginners, families, and anyone seeking a relaxed off-road adventure on well-maintained terrain. Stretching approximately 13.9 miles from Hillsboro Ludlow Road to Highway 13 just north of the Morton city limits, the trail...
Learn more about Beinville NF (Lena to Laurel)

This is the southwest corner of Beinville National Forest. The trail is made up of 3 roads in this order, USFS Road 516, Smith County Road 521, and USFS Road 521-A. This is a pretty easy trail as long as you have 4wd. The end of this trail on USFS road 521-A isn't well maintained. USFS Rd 521-A coul...
Learn more about Pine Tar Corner

As you turn off Highway 35 onto FS 533, there will be well-maintained, hard-packed gravel for a while. Then, as you traverse the trail, the first obstacle is a gnarly washout that spans across the width of the road, followed by a muddy downhill descent. You'll eventually come across a bridge over Sh...
Learn more about FS 533

As you enter this trailhead you'll be on hard packed gravel that slowly turns into washouts, so keep a slower pace. As you advance down the trail you'll notice that the woods turn to cutover, soon after that you'll find some deep ruts that are extremely muddy when wet. The majority of this trail is ...
Learn more about NF550

This scenic, easy-going route through Bienville National Forest is perfect for beginners, families, and anyone seeking a relaxed off-road adventure on well-maintained terrain. Stretching approximately 13.9 miles from Hillsboro Ludlow Road to Highway 13 just north of the Morton city limits, the trail...
Learn more about Beinville NF (Lena to Laurel)