Dirt Bike Trails
Near Waldron, Arkansas

This track starts on the west side of the Ouachita National Forest off Highway 71. It will take you east into the forest and to a pond and dispersed campsite. This section of forest is not traveled as much as some of the more popular sections. Undergrowth is heavy in places and vehicle scratches are...
Learn more about Fox Pen West

This track continues east into the Ouachita National Forest from Highway 71. It will take you further east into the forest. This section of forest is not traveled as much as some of the more popular sections. Undergrowth is heavy in places and vehicle scratches are possible. This gravel road is two...
Learn more about Dutch Mountain

This trail starts at a very nice dispersed campsite and ends at another dispersed campsite. The end campsite has a rock fire ring and huge oak trees. This campsite has room for several vehicles and it is very nice. The road is white oak 178 on the south side of Round mountain. You will pass a left t...
Learn more about White Oak

This gravel forest road starts at a fork at Buffalo Road and ends at Highway 71. The views in this part of the Ouachita National Forest are awesome. There are dispersed campsites along this trail. Mountain and valley views make for a beautiful drive. Some small stream crossings are present. This for...
Learn more about Buffalo Leaves the Forest

This trail offers a scenic and winding route through a lush, green forest, particularly vibrant after seasonal rains. It crosses several streams and features numerous offshoots that may lead to potential dispersed camping areas. The road surface is generally smooth and well-maintained, but the trail...
Learn more about Denton Creek Road

This is a nice 4 mile drive on a beautiful forest road. It's mostly a nice somewhat smooth gravel road till you get further down and it gets pretty rough so watch your speed. There's a low water crossing along the way and a beautiful emerald green river off to the right.
Learn more about FR289

This gravel forest road passes several dispersed campsites. Some dispersed campsites are large with room for several vehicles. The gravel road is well-driven and can have rough spots along the way. If the road is wet it can be messy. Beautiful views of streams and nature are present. Wildlife could...
Learn more about Dispersed on Boles

This trail is divided into two contrasting sections. The first half is a smooth and well-maintained gravel road with numerous side tracks that may lead to dispersed campsites, making for an easy and enjoyable drive. Around the midpoint, travelers will notice a tall tree set back from the trail with ...
Learn more about Henry Mountain Road

This trail is a nice gravel road that can be messy when wet. This trail starts at a very nice dispersed campsite and heads east. The trail ends at a fork in the road. You will pass an old foundation on the right-hand side that is used for a dispersed campsite. The history of this site would be inter...
Learn more about Hunt for Old Foundation

Radio Tower Road is all uphill and pretty smooth as far as gravel roads come. It's not a long trail as it's only 2.7 miles to the top. Once you reach the top you'll understand why I call it Radio Tower Road, there are 3 fenced-in antenna towers at the top. The views from the top are nothing short of...
Learn more about Radio Tower Road (178A)

This trail is a relatively wide gravel route that can be rough in sections due to potholes and exposed rocks, the result of frequent rainfall and regular use by local landowners. It crosses several shallow streams and offers a scenic drive through forested terrain, eventually connecting to or from t...
Learn more about Eagle Gap Road

This section of forest is not traveled as much as some of the more popular sections. Undergrowth is heavy in places and vehicle scratches are possible. This track has awesome views and a hilltop dispersed camping area is possible. The track ends just past a bridge that has been washed over with a 16...
Learn more about Bridge Stops Here

This track continues from the west side of the Ouachita National Forest off Highway 71. It will take you east further into the forest. This section of forest is not traveled as much as some of the more popular sections. Undergrowth is heavy in places and vehicle scratches are possible. This gravel ...
Learn more about Cumberland Road

This maintained gravel road has the west trailhead of Sugar Creek multi-use trails area at one end and White Oak Forest road at the other. This gravel road can be dusty when dry and messy when wet. There are a few creek crossings that will be dry unless there has been rain. The Sugar Creek Multi-Use...
Learn more about Girard Road to White Oak Road

This road is a forest service road, which is a hard-packed rock base covered with gravel. The gravel can be very loose at times. During heavy rains, the road can become muddy. The West End of this road has several switchbacks rising to a higher elevation. There is lots of wildlife in this area to se...
Learn more about Blue Bird Lane

Knopper's Ford, situated along Sugar Creek is a day-use facility built by the CCC. It is accessible by passenger cars or low-clearance vehicles. Knopper's Ford is popular with Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) and Equestrian enthusiasts, as it is a very short distance from the fabulous Sugar Creek Multi-Us...
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This trail is a maintained gravel road that can be muddy when wet. This trail starts at a fork in the road and passes some nice streams. There are some small concrete bridges to drive over that could have deep water over them depending on rain. This trail ends at a fork in the road. There are plenty...
Learn more about Freedom 44

This gravel road can be messy when wet. Some areas can be rutted and muddy. Fog can be present in higher elevations, causing zero visibility. This trail will take you past Petite Jean Mountain and over Kingdoodle Knob. There are dispersed camping areas along the trail. One dispersed campsite will be...
Learn more about Petite Jean

This trail offers a scenic but narrow and uneven drive along a ridgeline that skirts the mountainside. The surface is wet and potholed in places, making for a bumpy ride that may require slower speeds. It does not appear to be heavily traveled, likely due to the fact that it does not connect with Br...
Learn more about Unity Road

Fourche Mountain Outer Loop is a versatile backcountry route suited for riders looking for a longer, scenic loop with a mix of easy cruising and occasional moderate challenges. Set within the Fourche Mountain Trail System in the Ouachita National Forest, this trail follows a native surface of packed...
Learn more about Fourche Mountain Outer Loop

This track starts on the west side of the Ouachita National Forest off Highway 71. It will take you east into the forest and to a pond and dispersed campsite. This section of forest is not traveled as much as some of the more popular sections. Undergrowth is heavy in places and vehicle scratches are...
Learn more about Fox Pen West

This track continues east into the Ouachita National Forest from Highway 71. It will take you further east into the forest. This section of forest is not traveled as much as some of the more popular sections. Undergrowth is heavy in places and vehicle scratches are possible. This gravel road is two...
Learn more about Dutch Mountain

This gravel forest road starts at a fork at Buffalo Road and ends at Highway 71. The views in this part of the Ouachita National Forest are awesome. There are dispersed campsites along this trail. Mountain and valley views make for a beautiful drive. Some small stream crossings are present. This for...
Learn more about Buffalo Leaves the Forest

This trail offers a scenic and winding route through a lush, green forest, particularly vibrant after seasonal rains. It crosses several streams and features numerous offshoots that may lead to potential dispersed camping areas. The road surface is generally smooth and well-maintained, but the trail...
Learn more about Denton Creek Road

This track starts on the west side of the Ouachita National Forest off Highway 71. It will take you east into the forest and to a pond and dispersed campsite. This section of forest is not traveled as much as some of the more popular sections. Undergrowth is heavy in places and vehicle scratches are...
Learn more about Fox Pen West

This track continues east into the Ouachita National Forest from Highway 71. It will take you further east into the forest. This section of forest is not traveled as much as some of the more popular sections. Undergrowth is heavy in places and vehicle scratches are possible. This gravel road is two...
Learn more about Dutch Mountain

This trail starts at a very nice dispersed campsite and ends at another dispersed campsite. The end campsite has a rock fire ring and huge oak trees. This campsite has room for several vehicles and it is very nice. The road is white oak 178 on the south side of Round mountain. You will pass a left t...
Learn more about White Oak

This gravel forest road starts at a fork at Buffalo Road and ends at Highway 71. The views in this part of the Ouachita National Forest are awesome. There are dispersed campsites along this trail. Mountain and valley views make for a beautiful drive. Some small stream crossings are present. This for...
Learn more about Buffalo Leaves the Forest