Dirt Bike Trails
Near Mason, Tennessee

A trail mostly in the woods with some rolling hills, a few washouts, a steep hill with a washout, and a ditch crossing. It's a fun trail that's manageable for experienced riders. Beginners need to be accompanied by experienced riders because of the washouts. Lots of beautiful scenery with some over...
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A trail that is dry in some areas and has deep water in other areas. An overall flat trail with not many obstacles along the way, other than the water crossings. One of the water crossings is in a curve that comes out under a bridge. It is a good idea to bring other riders on this trail who have wen...
Learn more about Anaconda Loop

This trail is in the Arkabutla Lake Bottoms. This part of the lake does not flood due to the shutdown of the dam. The terrain is fairly flat with some small ruts, but nothing major. The trail does retain some water and makes it swampy in areas, but it's always pretty shallow and passable. Make sure ...
Learn more about Hurricane Creek Trail

The trail starts at the Pleasant Hill Public Use Area. Follow the boat ramp to the end where there's a dirt trail and go south. Follow it around until you see the trail veering to the left. You will enter the woods from there on a good trail and follow it through rolling hills, small ditch crossings...
Learn more about Crawford's Point Trail

Good smooth trail in most places along the edge of the woods and the lake bottom. However, there are 3 places to use caution. There are 2 swampy areas that can be challenging to maneuver. There are deep ruts in the middle to stay on the outside tracks in the water. There is also about halfway down t...
Learn more about Panther Creek Trail

Starts as a hard ground trail entering the woods with shallow puddles and ruts. Ruts are not deep on this trail, so they're manageable. There is a small creek named Wolf Creek. It is shallow and not too soft. The rest of the trail goes deep into the woods through various rolling hills, but none too ...
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A challenging trail on the south side of Arkabutla Lake in Mississippi. This trail is mostly in wooded areas and some lake bottom areas. This is a challenging trail due to all of the deep ruts, water crossings, and some washouts. Inexperienced riders should ride with experienced riders to help guide...
Learn more about South Lake Trail

Start off in a wide area outside the parking area. From there, take the trail riding along the creek banks. It can be muddy at times, but it's hard ground. About half a mile down the trail, the trail becomes sandy. There are 2 small ditches to cross with very shallow water running in them. The ditch...
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Woods Trail is a narrow gravel route characterized by large, chunky rocks that create a noticeably loose driving surface. Traction can vary throughout the trail due to the size and depth of the gravel, requiring steady throttle control and attention to steering input. The road narrows to a single la...
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Thorn Trail is a mixed gravel and dirt route that offers a scenic and slightly more engaging drive for those exploring the area. The surface varies between compacted gravel and dirt, with sections that can become soft depending on recent weather. A large open expanse along the trail provides an exce...
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Melton Trail is an easy mixed-surface route featuring gravel and dirt with a solid, well-maintained base. Recent grading has introduced sections of larger gravel and fresh dirt, providing consistent traction under normal conditions. The trail experiences moderate elevation changes, gaining approxima...
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A trail mostly in the woods with some rolling hills, a few washouts, a steep hill with a washout, and a ditch crossing. It's a fun trail that's manageable for experienced riders. Beginners need to be accompanied by experienced riders because of the washouts. Lots of beautiful scenery with some over...
Learn more about Burnett Trail

A trail that is dry in some areas and has deep water in other areas. An overall flat trail with not many obstacles along the way, other than the water crossings. One of the water crossings is in a curve that comes out under a bridge. It is a good idea to bring other riders on this trail who have wen...
Learn more about Anaconda Loop

This trail is in the Arkabutla Lake Bottoms. This part of the lake does not flood due to the shutdown of the dam. The terrain is fairly flat with some small ruts, but nothing major. The trail does retain some water and makes it swampy in areas, but it's always pretty shallow and passable. Make sure ...
Learn more about Hurricane Creek Trail

The trail starts at the Pleasant Hill Public Use Area. Follow the boat ramp to the end where there's a dirt trail and go south. Follow it around until you see the trail veering to the left. You will enter the woods from there on a good trail and follow it through rolling hills, small ditch crossings...
Learn more about Crawford's Point Trail

A trail mostly in the woods with some rolling hills, a few washouts, a steep hill with a washout, and a ditch crossing. It's a fun trail that's manageable for experienced riders. Beginners need to be accompanied by experienced riders because of the washouts. Lots of beautiful scenery with some over...
Learn more about Burnett Trail

A trail that is dry in some areas and has deep water in other areas. An overall flat trail with not many obstacles along the way, other than the water crossings. One of the water crossings is in a curve that comes out under a bridge. It is a good idea to bring other riders on this trail who have wen...
Learn more about Anaconda Loop

This trail is in the Arkabutla Lake Bottoms. This part of the lake does not flood due to the shutdown of the dam. The terrain is fairly flat with some small ruts, but nothing major. The trail does retain some water and makes it swampy in areas, but it's always pretty shallow and passable. Make sure ...
Learn more about Hurricane Creek Trail

The trail starts at the Pleasant Hill Public Use Area. Follow the boat ramp to the end where there's a dirt trail and go south. Follow it around until you see the trail veering to the left. You will enter the woods from there on a good trail and follow it through rolling hills, small ditch crossings...
Learn more about Crawford's Point Trail