Looking for trails in AR

[ReverendOD]

We are in hot springs and looking to do some trail riding or light off-road. Was planning to do Superlift ORV but their covid hours are Thursday thru Sunday right now so that's a no go. Anyone. Else have any suggestions?

 

[Boostpowered]

Anywhere north

 

[ReverendOD]

Any chance you could be a bit more specific.. were not from this area

 

[Boostpowered]

Literally anywhere north of little rock.
Here is a start to a trail system.

3235-3231 AR-227
3235-3231 AR-227, Mountain Pine, AR 71956

AR-227 · Mountain Pine, AR

Mountain Pine, AR

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[Boostpowered]

Here is another. Dropped pin
Near W Main Haul Rd, Jessieville, AR 71949

34°41'38.7"N 93°06'38.7"W · 34.694093, -93.110751

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If your looking for something more serious and less maintained go to Ozark national Forrest or pop over to ouachita nf.

 

[Downs]

If you're in Hot Springs nearly all of the Ouchita National Forrest is just west of you. Plenty of land to explore there. Not hardcore OHV park trails but still fun to explore. The Entire Ozark National Forrest is further north from you.

 

[Offroadnutz]

Any chance you could be a bit more specific.. were not from this area

He is being serious. The forest service roads in the Ouachita and Ozark forests are public lands. Free to explore and free to dispersed camp in the national forest.
Just grab your map/Gaia and go

 

[Kent R]

You can contact our Member Representative in Ozark for some local information. @BlueLineOverland

 

[BlueLineOverland]

We are in hot springs and looking to do some trail riding or light off-road. Was planning to do Superlift ORV but their covid hours are Thursday thru Sunday right now so that's a no go. Anyone. Else have any suggestions?

Would love to help anyway I can. I have quite a few trails ranging from beginner to advanced! Just let me know if you need anything!

Mason

 

[BlueLineOverland]

There's a few places you can camp right on the water and most areas that aren't private you can set up and camp.

 

[Kevlar71]

The Ouachitas would be a great place for you to start. They’re so close to you also.

 

[freak4life]

Trailsoffroad.com