24500

Trail Overview

This trail is a functional, well-maintained gravel road used primarily for logging operations. As it serves as an active haul route, drivers should remain vigilant for fast-moving logging trucks and be prepared to yield. The road is somewhat winding and includes a few gentle climbs and descents, but it offers little in the way of scenic beauty. It is best considered a practical through route rather than a destination for recreation. There are no dispersed campsites along the trail, nor is the area particularly suited for camping. Additionally, the trail lacks basic amenities such as trash disposal and water, and cell service is limited.

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Difficulty

This is a well-maintained trail without any difficult sections.

History

The Ouachita National Forest, stretches across western Arkansas and southeastern Oklahoma and is the oldest national forest in the southern United States and spans over 1.8 million acres. Known for the unique east-to-west orientation of the Ouachita Mountains, the forest features diverse terrain, dense woodlands, and sweeping vistas.

Technical Rating

24500 can be accessed by the following ride types:

• High-Clearance 4x4
• SUV
• SxS (60")
• ATV (50")
• Dirt Bike