Dirt Bike Trails
Near Mena, Arkansas

This trail connects the town of Mena to the Ouachita National Forest trail system. This is a short, dirt road with some nice hills and lots of trees. Keep your speed down as this is a 2-way trail, but most of it is very narrow with lots of blind corners.
Learn more about FS 30

Maintained gravel road in the Ouachita National Forest. There is a cool creek crossing and side spur on this trail. This road can be muddy while raining. When dry, this road is very dusty. Loose gravel can allow your vehicle to slide. Awesome views and lots of wildlife are in this area. Dispersed ca...
Learn more about Two Mile Road

This is a short trip up to the top of Bee Mountain. It starts off pretty smooth, with some short whoops, but gets a little more challenging near the top. Once at the top, I recommend taking the short walk up the stairs to see the old fire tower and get a great view of the surrounding area.
Learn more about Bee Mountain Lookout Trail

A very short trail but very technical. This contains some of the steepest trails in Mena, as well as some very sharp angles, so be careful not to flip. A wide machine is very helpful, with good ground clearance. The trail is also pretty narrow in some spots, so a full-width vehicle won't be able to ...
Learn more about Power Lines

Wolf Pen Gap was the first trail system built specifically for four-wheelers in the audited states. Now, it is used by both ATVs and SXSs. It is located in the Ouachita National Forest. The routes were created by the U.S. Forest Service. At times, the Forest Service may realign trails due to erosion...
Learn more about Nunley Road

This route is dirt and gravel and open to all vehicle traffic. There are some ruts and washouts that break up the easy, dirt road. There are a few small places to pull off with a trailer or park a camper but you can not get very far off the main road.
Learn more about Polk Road 619 West Gap 277

This trail is the access road to Bufrum and Mill Creeks on the Mena District of the Ouachita National Forest. The road is primarily a wide, maintained Forest Service Road with two slab crossings. The entry onto this trail begins on Polk County Road 126 and appears to be a private drive with the exce...
Learn more about 417 Road / Bent Chicken House Road

Maintained gravel road with loose gravel. This road can be muddy when wet and dusty when dry. Two cars wide and some water crossings can be present during rain. Dispersed camping, awesome views of wildlife, mountains, streams, and nature abound. Nice access on West Boundary. Watch for wildlife and A...
Learn more about Polk 410 Stream & Camp

This trail offers a scenic and winding drive along a gravel road that cuts through forested terrain. Drivers will encounter a few submerged water crossings and small bridges along the way, adding to the sense of adventure. Numerous smaller trails branch off the main route, some of which may lead to ...
Learn more about Pitfork Road

This narrow out-and-back route travels through dense forest on a lightly maintained sandy road. Vegetation frequently encroaches onto the trail, creating a high likelihood of paint scratches and pinstriping. The route follows a mostly firm sandy surface with occasional puddles and shallow ruts but n...
Learn more about Vine

Maintained gravel road that can be muddy when wet and dusty when dry. Some creek crossing when in wet weather. Dispersed camping and creeks are in this area of the Ouachita National Forest. Two-wheel drive can make it on these roads when dry. Great views of mountains, wildlife, and creeks in this ar...
Learn more about Polk Road 34 to Camping

This is a fun little trail that leads to big scenery at the top of Eagle Mountain in the Quachita National Forest. The trail consists of rocks and loose gravel and climbs about 800 feet in elevation. The trail is fairly easy for any 4x4 with a little ground clearance but is doable in any stock SUV o...
Learn more about Eagle Mountain Lookout

This trail is dirt Forest Service roads that run through the interior of the Quachita National Forest. While traveling this route, you will make several creek crossings and follow alongside Brushy Creek for a portion of the trail. Verizon service is next to nothing along this route but is available ...
Learn more about Brushy Creek

This trail is a smooth and well-maintained gravel road that offers a pleasant and easy drive through scenic forested terrain. It appears to receive little traffic, making for a quiet and enjoyable experience. Unlike many other routes in the region, this trail does not cross any streams, which contri...
Learn more about Terrapin Creek Road

This route(M95) is a shorter spur route off of the main "Bent Chicken house" road (FS417). Unlike the main route, this road is more closed in by brush, though it remains easily passable in most Vehicles. The road is generally blue shale and dirt with some occasional mud holes. Mud holes are solid-bo...
Learn more about M95/Bent Chickenhouse Spur

This is a forest service road, which is mostly gravel with a sandy base. The road tends to get muddy after heavy rains. There are several low water bridges that may not be passable after heavy rains. Be careful of washes in the low areas. Easy road to travel with several swimming holes along the way...
Learn more about Harvest Lane

This road is a maintained gravel road that can be muddy when wet and dusty when dry. Loose rock and gravel are present. There are great views of creeks and wildlife. The Ouachita Mountain views are spectacular. There is primitive camping in this area of the Ouachita National Forest. Watch for ATVs o...
Learn more about Round to Henson School Road

This trail leads into a much greater trail system area with lots to explore. We found it in reverse coming from Standing Rock. There are campsites available along the trail, but fewer here than in other areas. The roads are maintained but you will find loose gravel with some mud.
Learn more about Wolf Pen Gap South Trail Head

This scenic trail follows a maintained gravel road that winds through dense forest, offering a peaceful drive despite the many potholes left behind by seasonal rains and frequent use by local landowners. The road is generally straight with a few winding sections and is suitable for most vehicles. Se...
Learn more about Johnson Creek Road

This trail descends from a paved access road 59 and passes several rural homesteads before continuing as a well-maintained but bumpy gravel route. It features frequent ascents and descents and sees frequent traffic due to nearby private properties. In the spring, the forest becomes lush and vibrant ...
Learn more about County Road 97

This trail connects the town of Mena to the Ouachita National Forest trail system. This is a short, dirt road with some nice hills and lots of trees. Keep your speed down as this is a 2-way trail, but most of it is very narrow with lots of blind corners.
Learn more about FS 30

Maintained gravel road in the Ouachita National Forest. There is a cool creek crossing and side spur on this trail. This road can be muddy while raining. When dry, this road is very dusty. Loose gravel can allow your vehicle to slide. Awesome views and lots of wildlife are in this area. Dispersed ca...
Learn more about Two Mile Road

This is a short trip up to the top of Bee Mountain. It starts off pretty smooth, with some short whoops, but gets a little more challenging near the top. Once at the top, I recommend taking the short walk up the stairs to see the old fire tower and get a great view of the surrounding area.
Learn more about Bee Mountain Lookout Trail

A very short trail but very technical. This contains some of the steepest trails in Mena, as well as some very sharp angles, so be careful not to flip. A wide machine is very helpful, with good ground clearance. The trail is also pretty narrow in some spots, so a full-width vehicle won't be able to ...
Learn more about Power Lines

This trail connects the town of Mena to the Ouachita National Forest trail system. This is a short, dirt road with some nice hills and lots of trees. Keep your speed down as this is a 2-way trail, but most of it is very narrow with lots of blind corners.
Learn more about FS 30

Maintained gravel road in the Ouachita National Forest. There is a cool creek crossing and side spur on this trail. This road can be muddy while raining. When dry, this road is very dusty. Loose gravel can allow your vehicle to slide. Awesome views and lots of wildlife are in this area. Dispersed ca...
Learn more about Two Mile Road

This is a short trip up to the top of Bee Mountain. It starts off pretty smooth, with some short whoops, but gets a little more challenging near the top. Once at the top, I recommend taking the short walk up the stairs to see the old fire tower and get a great view of the surrounding area.
Learn more about Bee Mountain Lookout Trail

A very short trail but very technical. This contains some of the steepest trails in Mena, as well as some very sharp angles, so be careful not to flip. A wide machine is very helpful, with good ground clearance. The trail is also pretty narrow in some spots, so a full-width vehicle won't be able to ...
Learn more about Power Lines