Dirt Bike Trails
Near Richmond, Louisiana

You can only reach Kings Point Island via Ferry. Begin your trip on Kings Point Ferry Road, which at the beginning consists of both gravel and asphalt, but don't let the asphalt fool you, it's just as bumpy as the gravel road. The trip to the ferry is 9 miles. You will pass many fields of soybeans, ...
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Start in East Creek bottom and begin the climb from one of two entrances that are approximately twenty feet apart. This trail is pure rocks. It has multiple lines up and multiple exits. This trail will challenge mildly built rigs all the way to rockbouncers. This is one of the most used trails in th...
Learn more about Rolling Rocks

Start out in a creek bottom and drive up a very rocky climb. There are two large rock ledges. One has a bypass, the other does not. If it is wet, this trail will become very slick. You will exit into a field at the top of the park.
Learn more about Mountain Road

This is a beautiful rock and dirt trail through a valley. You don't even realize you are in Louisiana with all the rocks. It begins with a steep descent into the valley down a mostly dirt trail and some steep rock ledges at the top. You drop down into a lush green forest with rocks following a path ...
Learn more about East Creek

This route starts off the main road through the park. There is a small sand dune at the beginning of the trail to the right. You enter into the woods from a small field. If it is wet, you will pass through several small mud holes and several larger mud holes along the way. When you get to the end, y...
Learn more about Bottom Road

Enter from West Creek Bottom and enter into a large washout. There is a large boulder in the middle of the trail at the bottom. After clearing this, you will be on a tight trail with massive boulders on the edges of the trail. There is a tree that will take out a windshield and top if not careful. A...
Learn more about Stone Hindge

This is a pretty moderate trail that goes down into the valley. It begins with a steep descent to a dirt path that is very slick when it is wet. Near the bottom of the descent is a deep washout that can be tricky to navigate into. After this first obstacle, most of the trail is a winding path throug...
Learn more about West Creek

This trail located in the Homochitto National Forest is an old logging trail that leads to a large open clearing area that can be used for dispersed and primitive camping. There are spurs along the trail to explore and the route has some great views of deep spurs and ridge lines.It should be noted t...
Learn more about HCNF 103B Cheek Trail

These maintained dirt and gravel parish roads will take you through pine thickets, swamps, and a forestry runway. Take your time enjoying the historic Olive Grove Cemetery before traveling Fox Trot Road. Halfway through the adventure, you'll find a forestry dirt runway. You'll see the Eros water tow...
Learn more about Fox Camp Road

This trail is very fun to cruise down, soak in the beautiful views, and spot wildlife. Both sides are flooded with pine trees and shrubbery. The area is also very wildlife-abundant, so be cautious when driving and be respectful of wildlife. This road has several turn-offs that are private property. ...
Learn more about Vernon Eros Road

This trail is very fun to cruise down, soak in the beautiful views, and spot wildlife. Both sides are flooded with pine trees and shrubbery. The area is also very wildlife-abundant, so be cautious when driving and be respectful of wildlife. This road has several turn-offs that are private property. ...
Learn more about Ramsey Hill Road

This trail, located in the Homochitto National Forest, is a newer logging trail that leads to various spurs and other trails. The views on this rouge has vast areas of recently logged ridge lines and draws that allow for some long views of the horizon. It should be noted that some spurs have posted ...
Learn more about HCNF 102E Trail

Jackson Parish Line Trail runs near the Jackson Parish/Lincoln Parish line. This trail is gravel and dirt roads with very shallow ruts. This trail has beautiful views of rolling hills and also the dense forest. It is a great wildlife-spotting trail. Towards the end of the trail, there are a few wood...
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This route starts on Jake Anding Road and turns left onto Olive Grove Road. This trail contains mud holes and the red dirt roads are very slick when wet. This trail has beautiful views but has private property on both sides of the road so don't go off on any of the side trails. This trail is very fu...
Learn more about Jake Anding Trail

This trail is very fun to cruise down, soak in the beautiful views, and spot wildlife. Both sides are flooded with pine trees and shrubbery. The area is also very wildlife-abundant, so be cautious when driving and be respectful of wildlife. This road has several turn-offs that are private property. ...
Learn more about Winnfield Road

This route starts on Beulah Church Road and turns onto Little Mail Road. This trail starts right outside of Kisatchie Nation Forest and brings you into it. The dirt roads can be very slick when wet. This trail has beautiful views and once you get into Kisatchie Nation Forest, there are several side ...
Learn more about Beulah Church Road

This trail is very fun to cruise down, soak in the beautiful views, and spot wildlife. Both sides are flooded with pine trees and shrubbery. The area is also very wildlife-abundant, so be cautious when driving and be respectful of wildlife. This road has several turn-offs that are private property. ...
Learn more about Sugar Creek Road

This route starts on Jake Creel Road and ends at Aunt Marie's Road. This trail contains deep washouts and mud holes. The dirt roads are very slick when wet. This trail has beautiful views but has private property on both sides of the road so don't go off on any of the side trails. This trail is very...
Learn more about Jake Creel Road

Gravel and pavement roads that go to Eagle Landing Lake and boat ramp. Portions of roads can be muddy and slick when wet. These roads are well maintained but can be a bit rough in areas. There is dispersed camping and picnicking at the Eagle Landing Lake area.
Learn more about The Arkansas Overland Route - TrailHawk Loop - Section 16

Gravel and dirt roads that can be muddy and slick with possible ruts when wet. This is Section 15 of the Arkansas Overland Route. This section makes up the Hawks' beak when looking at this loop on the map. There are some nice straight sections on this trail. Watch for wildlife. This road goes to the...
Learn more about The Arkansas Overland Route - TrailHawk Loop - Section 15

This is a beautiful rock and dirt trail through a valley. You don't even realize you are in Louisiana with all the rocks. It begins with a steep descent into the valley down a mostly dirt trail and some steep rock ledges at the top. You drop down into a lush green forest with rocks following a path ...
Learn more about East Creek

This route starts off the main road through the park. There is a small sand dune at the beginning of the trail to the right. You enter into the woods from a small field. If it is wet, you will pass through several small mud holes and several larger mud holes along the way. When you get to the end, y...
Learn more about Bottom Road

This is a pretty moderate trail that goes down into the valley. It begins with a steep descent to a dirt path that is very slick when it is wet. Near the bottom of the descent is a deep washout that can be tricky to navigate into. After this first obstacle, most of the trail is a winding path throug...
Learn more about West Creek

This trail located in the Homochitto National Forest is an old logging trail that leads to a large open clearing area that can be used for dispersed and primitive camping. There are spurs along the trail to explore and the route has some great views of deep spurs and ridge lines.It should be noted t...
Learn more about HCNF 103B Cheek Trail

Start in East Creek bottom and begin the climb from one of two entrances that are approximately twenty feet apart. This trail is pure rocks. It has multiple lines up and multiple exits. This trail will challenge mildly built rigs all the way to rockbouncers. This is one of the most used trails in th...
Learn more about Rolling Rocks

Start out in a creek bottom and drive up a very rocky climb. There are two large rock ledges. One has a bypass, the other does not. If it is wet, this trail will become very slick. You will exit into a field at the top of the park.
Learn more about Mountain Road

This is a beautiful rock and dirt trail through a valley. You don't even realize you are in Louisiana with all the rocks. It begins with a steep descent into the valley down a mostly dirt trail and some steep rock ledges at the top. You drop down into a lush green forest with rocks following a path ...
Learn more about East Creek

This route starts off the main road through the park. There is a small sand dune at the beginning of the trail to the right. You enter into the woods from a small field. If it is wet, you will pass through several small mud holes and several larger mud holes along the way. When you get to the end, y...
Learn more about Bottom Road