Dirt Bike Trails
Near Wickes, Arkansas

This trail isn't maintained, but locals use it often to get between Wickes and Vandervoort, so it stays pretty passable. It's a bit rough in spots, and we had to clear a fallen tree when we went through. There's a river crossing with super clear water--perfect for a quick dip or to cool off your fee...
Learn more about Route 4

This is a maintained gravel forest road. There can be mud when wet. This road is very dusty when dry. You access this road from Highway 246. Expect beautiful views and wildlife to be seen along this trail in the Ouachita National Forest. Dispersed camping and streams are in this area. Lots to discov...
Learn more about West Boundary

Forest Road 20670 is a well-maintained logging road that offers a scenic drive through remote forested terrain. The route passes through a U.S. Forest Service gate, which may be seasonally closed during the winter months--always check gate status before heading out. This road winds through a picture...
Learn more about FR 20670

This trail begins high in the mountainous forest and descends into lush, green farmland, eventually leading to Route 4, which connects to the towns of Wickes and Vandervoort. It serves as an active logging route and follows a wide, generally well-maintained gravel road, though sections can be rocky ...
Learn more about Polk Road

This trail borders private hunting leases to the south and National Forest land to the north. The current map shows that it's closed until 10/3, but a ranger confirmed that this road is open year-round. The trail is easy and offers many dispersed campsites on the north side of the road. At the end o...
Learn more about Drew Ridge

This trail is an out-and-back trail. It's a very fun trail with an amazing campsite at the end. The trail is very narrow;if done with a small vehicle, expect pinstriping. The trail is best done with a SXS. Expect a narrow trail with rock gardens, washouts, and other obstacles. The trail leads to oth...
Learn more about Kaia Trail

This narrow dual-track trail is unmaintained and features a rocky surface, but it remains easy and enjoyable to drive with a capable vehicle. It winds through forested terrain where dry firewood is abundant, though fire restrictions should be checked before collecting or burning any. One or two pote...
Learn more about 51701

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 route takes you by several campground areas along the Cossatot River. You have access to camping, swimming, nature viewing, hiking, kayaking, fishing, gravel roads with awesome views, and more. There are elevation changes along the route. The Cossatot Natural Area State Park has modern restroom...
Learn more about Cossatot River Campgrounds Route

This trail is a grassy two-track route that appears to see little use, with vegetation encroaching from both sides. Despite its overgrown appearance, the surface remains smooth and easy to drive. While maps indicate that the trail connects to another route, it actually ends abruptly in dense forest ...
Learn more about 51707

This trail follows a well-maintained gravel logging road that winds through active timber-cutting areas. The route is dusty, particularly in dry conditions, and drivers should remain alert for fast-moving logging trucks that may appear without warning. Although the logging crews are typically courte...
Learn more about 24200

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 trail follows a wide gravel road that is rocky in sections but generally easy to navigate. It ascends into a cleared area of forest that feels stark and exposed, but the landscape becomes more scenic as the trail descends back into denser woodland. Along the way, there are a few gentle climbs a...
Learn more about 51700

This is a relatively narrow but well-maintained trail that appears to be lightly traveled, gradually ascending into a logging zone and areas of cleared forest. While the initial stretch passes through recently cut sections, the trail becomes more scenic and enjoyable as it winds deeper into the wood...
Learn more about 51705

This trail serves as an active logging road that climbs into a region marked by recent tree cutting and burn activity. It is frequently used by logging vehicles, so drivers should proceed with caution and remain alert. The road is dry and extremely dusty, with steep, winding ascents and descents tha...
Learn more about 24143

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 relatively narrow but well-maintained trail climbs steadily toward a logging area and sections of cleared forest. The ascent is winding, and although the cleared areas can feel stark, the drive becomes more pleasant once deeper into the forest. Traveling downhill is generally easy, though the u...
Learn more about 51821

Gillham Road is a gravel road that, in some places, can become a rough ride. This adventure leads to Gillham Dam and Cossatot Reefs Campground. There are also a couple of other campgrounds further down the road. The gravel ends at Lake Gillham, which is a nice place to end a day of exploring.
Learn more about Gillham Dam And Cossatot Reefs Campground

This trail is a well-maintained, flat gravel road that begins at a paved road and leads to a lake, passing by a smallholding along the way. It continues to wind gently through the forest, offering a peaceful and scenic drive suitable for most vehicles. There are three established campsites at the en...
Learn more about Gillham Lake Road

This trail is a functional logging track composed mostly of gravel that winds through forested sections and large areas that have been heavily logged. Although it is not particularly scenic or enjoyable to drive, it serves as a useful connector to other nearby trails. A single bridge must be crossed...
Learn more about 51220

This trail isn't maintained, but locals use it often to get between Wickes and Vandervoort, so it stays pretty passable. It's a bit rough in spots, and we had to clear a fallen tree when we went through. There's a river crossing with super clear water--perfect for a quick dip or to cool off your fee...
Learn more about Route 4

This is a maintained gravel forest road. There can be mud when wet. This road is very dusty when dry. You access this road from Highway 246. Expect beautiful views and wildlife to be seen along this trail in the Ouachita National Forest. Dispersed camping and streams are in this area. Lots to discov...
Learn more about West Boundary

Forest Road 20670 is a well-maintained logging road that offers a scenic drive through remote forested terrain. The route passes through a U.S. Forest Service gate, which may be seasonally closed during the winter months--always check gate status before heading out. This road winds through a picture...
Learn more about FR 20670

This trail begins high in the mountainous forest and descends into lush, green farmland, eventually leading to Route 4, which connects to the towns of Wickes and Vandervoort. It serves as an active logging route and follows a wide, generally well-maintained gravel road, though sections can be rocky ...
Learn more about Polk Road

This trail isn't maintained, but locals use it often to get between Wickes and Vandervoort, so it stays pretty passable. It's a bit rough in spots, and we had to clear a fallen tree when we went through. There's a river crossing with super clear water--perfect for a quick dip or to cool off your fee...
Learn more about Route 4

This is a maintained gravel forest road. There can be mud when wet. This road is very dusty when dry. You access this road from Highway 246. Expect beautiful views and wildlife to be seen along this trail in the Ouachita National Forest. Dispersed camping and streams are in this area. Lots to discov...
Learn more about West Boundary

Forest Road 20670 is a well-maintained logging road that offers a scenic drive through remote forested terrain. The route passes through a U.S. Forest Service gate, which may be seasonally closed during the winter months--always check gate status before heading out. This road winds through a picture...
Learn more about FR 20670

This trail begins high in the mountainous forest and descends into lush, green farmland, eventually leading to Route 4, which connects to the towns of Wickes and Vandervoort. It serves as an active logging route and follows a wide, generally well-maintained gravel road, though sections can be rocky ...
Learn more about Polk Road