Ride Arkansas

This area offers a long but scenic ATV trail loop that hugs the eastern shores of Lake Greeson. The terrain consists of rugged uphill and downhill climbs, stream crossings and the occasional mud puddle. There are several staging areas to access different sections of the trail but the most challenging segment is located at Daisy Park. For those looking for more beginner friendly terrain try staging at Kirby Landing or Bear Creek. The lake offers numerous camping, boating and swimming opportunities.

This part of the Ouachita National Forest features about 22 miles of rugged ATV trails that form a long loop. The trail has a good variety of light to moderate hill climbs, seasonal water crossings and is surrounded by a mixed hardwood forest. There are two designated staging areas that offer plenty of room for parking but there are no camping facilities. Call before you haul for current conditions.

This part of the Ozark National Forest offers 42 miles of ATV and dirt bike trails that wind through a mixed hickory, oak and pine tree forest. The trail system consists of two main loops and some smaller side trails that all interconnect. The terrain is mostly hard packed dirt with some loose chunk rock and a few shallow water crossings. The trails are marked with yellow and orange blazes and routes wind through numerous scenic views, creek crossings, small waterfalls and beautiful deep woods scenery. The trail system has three staging areas and one campground with direct trail access.

Located in the Ouachita National Forest, this 26-mile multiple use trail system is open to ATVs, dirt bikes and non-motorized use. The trail system is open year-round but the best time to visit is during the spring, summer and fall months. Beautiful forest scenery, scenic mountain views and several streams can be found here. The trails are rated as mostly easy to moderate but there is a rocky section on Trail #9. Overall this is a good place to take a beginner.

This part of the Ozark National Forest has about 42 miles of designated trails that from three long but interconnecting loops. The trails are geared for the advanced rider and consists of rugged, hard packed terrain with scattered loose chunk rock, water crossings and moderate to steep climbs. The main staging has gravel parking, a loading ramp, vault toilet and informational board. There is a small fee charged to ride here which can be paid on site at the self pay kiosk. The rangers do check so make sure you have the receipt with you.

Located right across the street from Mack's Pines , this multiple-use trail system offers around 30+ miles of moderately challenging trails, scenic vistas, seasonal stream crossings and a few waterfalls. Trails are marked, color coded and form long loops. The trail system was originally designed for horseback riders but motorized use is permitted. The trails are open year-round but visitors are advised to wear blaze orange vests during hunting season (usually around mid November and in April). Camping can be found at Moccasin Gap Campground.

Open year-round, this area offers 37 miles hard packed and rocky ATV trails with several creek crossings. The trails are marked with yellow blazes and form long and scenic loops. The trail system is open year-round but note that trail 13 (heading west from the staging area) has a seasonal crossing that is only accessible during dry weather. There is no fee charged for parking or riding but overnight parking is not permitted at the main staging.

One of the most popular ATV destinations in the country, Wolf Pen Gap has about 42 miles of marked and looped trails. Area attractions include a unique two footed oak tree and several abandoned mines. The trail system is open year round except during hunting season which is generally around mid November through early December. Camping is not permitted at the trailheads but there are a few primitive campsites scattered throughout the forest where it is allowed. Staging areas have vault toilets and can accommodate trailers up to 16 feet in length.

This offroad park offers 50 miles of woods trails and a nicely maintained campground that offers both primitive tent sites and full hookups. Each site comes with shade provided by mature trees, plenty of parking and a picnic table. The trails range from double track with scattered gravel to narrow and rugged creek crossings with boulders and logs. All vehicle types are welcomed and there is a variety of terrain geared for all skill levels. The property is open daily, year-round and amenities include a bathhouse and laundry room.

This 800 acre offroad park is open to all OHVs and has over 30 miles of marked and looped trails. Primitive and full RV hookup sites are available with many that are located next to the Mulberry River. Park amenities include a general store and hot showers. The property also has a 1,900' grass strip for those that want to fly in. The park also offers canoe and kayak rentals and about 15 miles of mountain bike trails. A zip-line is available during special events.

This offroad park offers over 1,000 acres of woods trails, challenging rock and gravel hills, mud pits and a few man made obstacle courses. ATVs, UTVs, dirt bikes and trucks are welcomed. The park is open daily year-round and occasionally hosts special event weekends during holiday weekends. The park has plenty of room for camping, including 10 tent sites located next to the creek. Fully furnished treehouse cabins are also available which can sleep up to six people (reservations required).

This offroad park features 1,200 acres of deep woods trails that wind through a variety of terrain that consists of rugged and novice trails, mud and gravel pits, rock climbs plus a variety of elevation changes. An obstacle track is available for riders to test their rock crawling skills. The property also borders several miles of the White River which has a nice sandy beach, perfect for taking a break after a day of riding. Camping is permitted and is currently primitive, but there are plans to add electric and water hookups in March 2022.

Open during select weekends, this offroad park offers 2,000 acres of pits, mudcross tracks, numerous water crossings and woods trails that are extremely rugged and muddy . This is a mud park and caters to four wheelers. Mud tires and a winch are recommended. There is plenty of room to dry camp and there is space for large trailers and RVs. There are a few 30amp electric sites with water hookups but reservations are required and sites fill up fast. A cabin rental is also available that comes with one full sized bunk bed, two twin size bunks, electricity and outdoor water faucet.

This 1,254 acre offroad park is open to all vehicle types and offers miles of marked and rated trails for all skill levels. Most of the terrain is hard packed and rugged with various elevation changes, making this a good choice for 4x4s. ATV and dirt bike riders must have DOT approved helmets. Memberships are available which allows guests a discount on day use riding fees. Park amenties include a full service campground with both primitive and RV sites. A climate controlled bathhouse and a spray hose station is available for washing off machines. Call before you haul.

This private park offers miles of ATV and dirt bike trails that form long loops in a mixed hardwood forest. The terrain is mostly hard packed with the occasional loose chunk rock and light elevation changes, making it perfect for beginners. Riders must check in at the camp office before riding and bring their own machines. Helmets are required and riding is permitted during daylight hours.