Trail Overview
Tower Ends at Private Fishing Club is a 10.1-mile point-to-point gravel route near the Red River in southwest Arkansas. Suitable for beginners and high-clearance vehicles, this double-track road winds through flat agricultural fields and wooded lowlands. The route climbs gently from 231 feet to 403 feet, passing a prominent cell tower and offering views of nearby lakes and river bottom terrain.
The trail ends at the gated entrance of a private fishing club near the 1927 Cut-off Lake, requiring a complete turnaround. Because the road traverses active farmland and private property, travelers must stay on the designated roadway. The gravel and dirt surface is generally easy but can become slick and muddy during wet weather.
Access Description
The route passes through private agricultural land, meaning travelers must remain strictly on the designated roadway at all times. The trail ends at a private fishing club, which requires a complete turnaround and backtracking. Respect all posted private property signage and gates.