Trail Overview

Morgan Mountain Trail runs through the Ozark National Forest near Cass, Arkansas. The road is accessible at several points along the route. This trail used to extend further, however, there was a landslide that caused a northern section of this trail to be closed. The western access road from CR215 is a very easy drive that is well maintained. This area of the road has several primitive camping areas. There is trail access point for the Ozark Highland trail, which is a popular hiking trail. The road also has multiple access points for other off-road trails in the area. The Northern section of the road has had issues with landslides and is closed at times for repair. The northern connecting roads are fairly well maintained and continue as an easy drive for most all vehicles. The road connects to Rd 33/5051.

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Difficulty

This is a forest road that is well maintained and used very often. The road is temporarily closed between Lumpkin Creek trail and Beach Grove Trail due to a landslide that has covered the road. This cannot be bypassed at this time.

Technical Rating

Romin Gemini

Apr 11, 2026

Open

Trail is closed for construction at E. Fly Rd. Which road is also closed

Melanie L

Nov 08, 2025

Open

Road recently created with gravel as part of larger construction project to fix landslide. Gated at north end so you cannot get through to Beech Grove Trail, turning this trail into an out and back. Lots of deer camps currently set up along the way. Easy scenic drive on well graded road, generally enough room for opposing traffic to pass. Nice views of foliage. Zero obstacles for off-roading.

Lorren digby

Jul 18, 2025

Open

Scott Cronister

Oct 12, 2024

Open

Very dry and dusty right now, but clear. Awesome route for stock vehicles. The hike to spy rock is worth the time. A relaxing drive through the woods.

Jonathan Lee

Jul 08, 2024

Open

Trail was mostly clear, some small trees down but easy to drive over. The north end of the trail where it crosses over East was closed when we went out.

Rob Chirpich

Apr 09, 2023

Open