Trail Overview

After passing through the McCormack Lake Picnic Area, continue onto Forest Service Road 3155B. This trail winds through the forest until it reaches the Eleven Point River. Starting as a well-maintained forest service road, it later transitions into a gravel/dirt surface. Midway, the trail narrows and becomes somewhat overgrown at the edges. Vehicles traveling to the end of this trail may receive pinstripes from brush along the way. There are several water collection points and rutted areas along the route. Exiting the forest, the trail opens up to a large gravel bar alongside the river, providing an excellent camping opportunity for multiple vehicles.

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Difficulty

There are a couple of water collection points that can be driven around. At the point where the trail exits the forest, there is a washout which will likely put vehicles off camber while passing through.

Technical Rating

Andrew Kelly

Aug 22, 2025

Open

A great place to visit! Unfortunately the gravel bar and access to the river is not like the pictures. The river is always changing so the gravel bar is nonexistent and you would have to drive through river water to get to it. Also the opening at the river is steep and has been washed with a loose sandy surface. If you have an atv/utv should be super easy but if you have a full size truck the canopy and low down trees make it hard to get too. Great beautiful place in the ozark!