Dirt Bike Trails
Near Oark, Arkansas

This route begins in a recently logged area with open views of young pine growth before transitioning into a dense hardwood and pine forest. The trail remains single-vehicle-width for its entire length and becomes progressively narrower as vegetation closes in. Expect multiple muddy sections with so...
Learn more about FS 94401

This route is an out-and-back that ends at a locked gate marking private property. Just before the gate is a turnaround large enough for even a full-size truck to safely reverse direction and return the way it came. The drive begins on a smooth, graded gravel road winding through a dense forest of t...
Learn more about Bunkhouse

Coming in from a cute little town called Oark, Arkansas it's a hustling and bustling little town with a burger joint for the Ozark Heritage Trail enthusiasts. It starts as a paved road and then ends after a newly built bridge. From there you travel through an area that's populated with houses then i...
Learn more about Rd 5560

Wolf Ridge is an intermediate trail that starts as a gravel road and transitions to steep rock switchbacks with loose rocks and boulders up to 24" in height. Stock rigs will need careful spotting in sections. This trail also contains a few mud moles up to 24" deep in spots. As you progress farther u...
Learn more about Wolf Ridge

This out-and-back route winds through a quiet section of the Ozark National Forest, following a well-maintained gravel road beneath a canopy of towering pines and hardwoods. The road is generally one vehicle wide, although there are occasional pull-offs where oncoming traffic can safely pass. The sc...
Learn more about Big Buck

This out-and-back route follows a well-maintained gravel road through a dense forest of towering pines and hardwoods. The road is primarily one vehicle wide, though there are several wider sections where oncoming traffic can safely pass. Gentle hills and sweeping curves keep the drive interesting as...
Learn more about Upper Sarah

This out-and-back route follows a quiet forest road through a scenic mix of mature hardwoods and towering pine trees, offering a peaceful drive with plenty of shade throughout the journey. The road is primarily one vehicle wide, although numerous wider sections provide enough room for two vehicles t...
Learn more about Trouble

This out-and-back route follows a well-maintained dirt and gravel road that is generally wide enough for two vehicles to pass comfortably. The drive begins beneath a dense canopy of mature hardwoods and towering pines, creating a peaceful forest corridor with gentle curves and long stretches of easy...
Learn more about Big Flat

This trail is an out-and-back trail leading to a grassy, dead-end camping spot on the ridge. The trail is a two-track, bench cut, and mostly smooth, save for a few shallow mudholes at the end near the dead end, which has a rocky and rutted descent into a soft grassy area good for parking and camping...
Learn more about Sinclair Point

This is a loop off of 1541. Some downed trees make it more difficult, but there are tight alternate routes around these. There are also muddy areas and the road may be impassable after it rains. Besides that, it is a very fun route once you're past the downed trees. Also, expect some small but steep...
Learn more about FS 94451A

This beautiful trail is mostly gravel with a few sections of loose, softball-sized rocks. Running from north to south, this bench cut road descends over 1,000 feet into a valley with a view through the trees to the southeast. Expect mild grades and sharp, rocky switchbacks. A small number of embedde...
Learn more about Dale

This out-and-back route begins as a well-maintained gravel forest road winding beneath a dense canopy of hardwoods, with filtered sunlight creating a peaceful drive through the Ozark National Forest. Early in the route, the road is generally one vehicle wide but includes several wider pull-offs wher...
Learn more about Glory

This route starts out as an easy gravel road and gets narrower and more difficult towards the end. There are many low and overgrown branches, and the trail eventually ends; there is not an easy way to turn around. There are downed trees that may require an alternate route or clearing along the way.
Learn more about 1541 / Briar Creek

This out-and-back route follows a narrow, single-vehicle trail through a quiet section of the Ozark National Forest with no designated places to pass. The surface is rougher than nearby forest roads, featuring exposed rock, embedded stone, shallow ruts, and a few small mud holes that may become slic...
Learn more about FS 94407D

This trail is similar to the surrounding routes, starting fairly easy before becoming more challenging. It begins off Road 4420 and crosses private land with legal access. Along the route, several off-camber sections are becoming increasingly washed out, with additional rutted areas and very tight p...
Learn more about Lonny's Ground

This trail is a handful of fun. Starting this trail, you dive straight into some tight areas that lead downhill. After doing some switchbacks and going through some rocky off-camber areas, you get down to the valley flat area. You then come to a sharp right-hand turn that takes you to some of the mo...
Learn more about Delta 88

A narrow, winding forest road primarily composed of gravel with intermittent dirt sections and embedded rock. The route is mostly single-vehicle wide with limited passing opportunities. Features one shallow, rocky creek crossing. No obstacles exceed 12 inches, making this a very easy trail suitable ...
Learn more about McConnell Ridge

This maintained gravel road serves as a primary access route to several other trails within the forest. The drive is easy and suitable for most stock vehicles, winding through a scenic mix of towering pines and mature hardwoods that create a peaceful, shaded canopy for much of the route. Gentle curv...
Learn more about Elkins Hollow

This out-and-back route follows a narrow, single-vehicle trail through a dense section of the Ozark National Forest. The forest canopy provides plenty of shade while thick brush, young saplings, and mature hardwoods crowd both sides of the trail, making pinstriping and paint scratches almost unavoid...
Learn more about FS 94311D

This out-and-back route offers a relaxing drive through a dense hardwood and pine forest with a mix of shaded corridors and occasional openings where sunlight filters through the canopy. The road surface is primarily well-maintained gravel with gentle elevation changes and sweeping curves, creating ...
Learn more about Gene A

This route begins in a recently logged area with open views of young pine growth before transitioning into a dense hardwood and pine forest. The trail remains single-vehicle-width for its entire length and becomes progressively narrower as vegetation closes in. Expect multiple muddy sections with so...
Learn more about FS 94401

This route is an out-and-back that ends at a locked gate marking private property. Just before the gate is a turnaround large enough for even a full-size truck to safely reverse direction and return the way it came. The drive begins on a smooth, graded gravel road winding through a dense forest of t...
Learn more about Bunkhouse

Coming in from a cute little town called Oark, Arkansas it's a hustling and bustling little town with a burger joint for the Ozark Heritage Trail enthusiasts. It starts as a paved road and then ends after a newly built bridge. From there you travel through an area that's populated with houses then i...
Learn more about Rd 5560

Wolf Ridge is an intermediate trail that starts as a gravel road and transitions to steep rock switchbacks with loose rocks and boulders up to 24" in height. Stock rigs will need careful spotting in sections. This trail also contains a few mud moles up to 24" deep in spots. As you progress farther u...
Learn more about Wolf Ridge

This route begins in a recently logged area with open views of young pine growth before transitioning into a dense hardwood and pine forest. The trail remains single-vehicle-width for its entire length and becomes progressively narrower as vegetation closes in. Expect multiple muddy sections with so...
Learn more about FS 94401

This route is an out-and-back that ends at a locked gate marking private property. Just before the gate is a turnaround large enough for even a full-size truck to safely reverse direction and return the way it came. The drive begins on a smooth, graded gravel road winding through a dense forest of t...
Learn more about Bunkhouse

Coming in from a cute little town called Oark, Arkansas it's a hustling and bustling little town with a burger joint for the Ozark Heritage Trail enthusiasts. It starts as a paved road and then ends after a newly built bridge. From there you travel through an area that's populated with houses then i...
Learn more about Rd 5560

Wolf Ridge is an intermediate trail that starts as a gravel road and transitions to steep rock switchbacks with loose rocks and boulders up to 24" in height. Stock rigs will need careful spotting in sections. This trail also contains a few mud moles up to 24" deep in spots. As you progress farther u...
Learn more about Wolf Ridge