Find great ideas for ATV vacations and off road parks

Looking for a fun getaway from the city? Here is a sample of the ATV trails and off-road parks in the state. We recommend you follow the "No Trace" concept on every ride. Take out everything you take in and don't create excessive silt and soil erosion by driving ATVs in stream beds. It is everyone's responsibility to practice trail preservation so others can use the trails and enjoy the beauty of the outdoors in the future. Add these trails to your list of places to ride for the best ATV vacation! 

Hit the trails at our state parks

Bear Creek Cycle Trail-Daisy State Park

Trail Highlights:  This ATV trail follows the shoreline of Lake Greeson and offers panoramic views of the lake and the Ouachita Mountain range. The 18 miles cross rocky outlays through a mixed pine and oak forest. The trail begins at Daisy State Park and travels near Kirby Landing and Bear Creek recreation areas, ending at Laurel Creek Recreation area. The trail is marked with yellow over blue. Daisy State Park’s portion of the trail is rated for expert riders only due to the steep inclines. The area between Kirby Landing and Bear Creek is rated easy-moderate. ATV riding in recreation areas is prohibited. 

Ouachita National Forest

Fourche Mountain Trail

Trail Highlights: The Fourche Mountain Trail, (formerly Mill Creek Equestrian Trail) offers breathtaking views of Fourche Mountain and Buck Knob. Abandoned silver mines, beautiful streams, and several spectacular views of the Ouachita Mountains make this among the best ATV trails found anywhere. While this trail network provides horseback riding opportunities, it also offers day hiking, mountain biking, ORV and motorcycle riding, making it perfect for ATV vacations with the whole family. You’ll find several lodging options in the nearby town of Waldron.