Snake earns its name by winding back and forth, up and down, and through the picturesque woods of Hot Springs ORV Park. It is one of four Jeep "Badge of Honor" trails that can be wheeled here, and clocks in at 2.75 miles, making it the longest of the four. You can't miss taking a leisurely yet mildly challenging drive on this trail. From mild off-camber sections to hill climbs and descents, Snake is a great trail to initiate a new driver or new rig to off-roading.
Rubicon Ridge is one of four trails at Hot Springs ORV Park where you can earn a Jeep Badge of Honor. For avid off-road enthusiasts, it is on the "must do" list, as the trail consists of a myriad of challenges depending on the weather and trail conditions. You get everything from steep downhill and uphill grades, loose gravel, slick clay/dirt, larger rocks, off-camber sections, and beautiful scenery all combined on a two mile trek you won't soon forget.
Fun Run is one of four Jeep Badge of Honor trails you can wheel at Hot Springs ORV Park, and the most difficult of the four if you take the hard lines. It is a beautiful mile of wooded, rocky, and technical terrain that you don't want to miss. Moderate to hardcore wheelers will enjoy taking the hard line at Waypoint 5 with the three+ foot boulders to climb. Put your rig to the test and earn that badge!
Main Road 5 has some great views of the Ouachita Mountains at the trailhead and trail end, and connects to a few of the best "3" rated trails in the Park (based on the Park's 1-5 scale.) A beginner would enjoy driving this rocky trail just for the experience, as there are numerous rocky sections and 12"+ rocks one can conquer if so desired. Rubicon Ridge (one of the Park's iconic trails) begins at the end of Main Road 5, and is part of the Jeep Badge of Honor program.
Nestled in a far corner of Hot Springs Off Road Park's 1242 acres lies the forested, rocky, roller coaster hills of Quartz Canyon. Venturing through various hill climbs and descents amidst a serene canopy of hardwood and pine trees, traversing through dirt, gravel, and loose basketball-sized rocks, experiencing occasional off-camber sections, and relishing the satisfying sound of tires crunching over rocks, all offer a refreshing break from the urban rush and commotion. Airing down is crucial to shield yourself from a bone-jarring, teeth-rattling ride and aiding grip to enhance your mastery of the trail. This is the newest of four Jeep Badge of Honor trails Hot Springs Off Road Park has to offer. Be sure to stay and complete the rest, you'll be glad you did!
Excitement awaits off the path of this wooded connector trail! The entrances to some of Hot Springs ORV Parks most popular destinations are accessed here. One of the three Jeep "Badge of Honor" trails the park has to offer can also be accessed from The Loop. It can stand on its own as an easy, shaded drive through the woods, with a few water/mud holes and a spring crossing along the way. If you are headed down Main Road 1, cut through here on a hot summer day to cool down with under some shade and enjoy the woodland scenery!
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