Road 58/FSR 1004

To eliminate confusion about the trail name, Road 58 is a road that is in several areas of the national forest. It changes names, but if you just continue down this route and follow all the Road 58 signs, it goes on for quite a while. It's an easy gravel road that leads to one of the most majestic and scenic camping spots in the Ozark National Forest. There is a marked trail that has a gate. I talked to the son of the property owner, and he said if anyone wanted access to that road, they had to talk with "Pa". Great people out in these areas, everyone waves at you while you're driving down the road. One of the attractions on this road is a side route, Big Bee Ridge, which is a 4x4 playground. Lots of primitive campsites with no running water or bathrooms. Lots of white oak and pine trees. The spring is turkey season, so do be mindful to have an orange collar or vest on your furry friends. Cell service is attainable in certain areas, but it isn't that great. If you don't already know, Arkansas is very humid and hot, which means more bugs and snakes during the summertime, so the national forests are better spent enjoying them during the spring, fall, and winter months.