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Brock Creek Trails

Thursday, January 4, 2024

Other Names

Ozark National Forest, Big Piney Ranger District, Bell Road, Charleston Road, Stoebuck Mountain, Moccasin Hollow, Kincannon Mountain, Campbell Hollow, John Mountain, Drivers Creek, Tackett Mountain, Zing Trailhead, Mountain Man Trailhead, Austin Trailhead

Last Known StatusOpen

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. The Mountain Man staging area offers direct access to single track trails while the Zing staging area offers access to the ATV trails.

The Brock Creek Campground is located at the southern part of the trail system and features six sites, each with a picnic table, fire ring and lantern holder. There is a vault toilet available but no water so bring your own.

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REGULATIONS

Permit RequiredNo
Dates OpenYear-Round
Other ATV Stickers AcceptedUnknown
Spark ArrestorYesA spark arresting exhaust silencer or end cap is required for all vehicles.
Noise LimitYes (96 dB)
Whip FlagsNot Required
Maximum Vehicle WidthYes (50 inches)has entrance gate and narrow terrain
Allow Dirt Bikes, Trail Bikes and Motorcycles Motorcycles & Dirt BikesPermitted
Allow All Terrain Vehicles / Quads / Four Wheelers ATVsPermitted(maximum width 50 inches)
Allow Utility Terrain Vehicles, Side by Sides (SXS), RZR UTV & SXSPermitted(maximum width 50 inches)
Allow 4x4 Jeeps, SUVs and 4 x 4 Trucks with License Plates SUVs & Jeeps (registered)Prohibited
Dune Buggy & Sand Rail
4x4 (unregistered)
Prohibited
2 Stroke EnginesNo Restriction
MX Helmet RequiredNo(RiderPlanet strongly recommends helmets for all riders.)
Camping / Overnight RV Parking CampingSome Areas(camp in developed sites only)
Campfire Restrictions CampfiresSome Areas(permitted in developed campsites only)
Night RidingUnknown
Trail BlazingProhibitedstay on designated trails
AlcoholProhibited
Rule Enforcement
CommentArkansas residents are required to register all 3 and 4-wheeled OHVs with the AR Department of Revenue. Decal is not a forest pass, it fulfills state requirements only. Arkansas residents can call their county revenue department for more information.
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TERRAIN

Miles Of Trail42
Climate TypeForest
Elevation700 to 1500 ft.
Trail MaintenanceMarked, Not Rated, Lightly Maintainedtrails are marked with yellow and orange diamonds
Loose DirtThis trail has some loose dirt.Some
Hard PackThe trail has mostly hard pack terrain.Mostly
SandThis trail has no sandy areas.None
MudThe trail has little mud after it rains.Little
DustThe trail has little dust on typical days.Little
RocksThis trail has some rocks.Some
TreesThe trail has almost all trees.All
Steep HillsThis trail has some steep hills.Some
Water CrossingsThe trail has some water crossings.Some
Small JumpsThis trail has no small jumps.None
Large JumpsThis trail has no large jumps.None
BermsThe trail has few berms.Few
Sand/Gravel PitsThis national forest has no sand or gravel pits.None
Single TrackThis national forest has some single track trails.Some
RoadsThis national forest has no roads.None
IntersectionsThis trail has some intersections.Some
Rider TrafficThe national forest has few rider traffic on typical days.Few
ShadeThis national forest has many shaded areas.Many
HazardsThis trail has few hazards.Few(hazards assumed marked but use caution)
Easy Terrain NoviceThis trail has some beginner terrain.Some
Moderate Terrain AmateurThis trail has mostly intermediate level terrain.Mostly
Difficult Terrain ExpertThis trail has some expert terrain.Some

TYPE OF AREA

AreaMotorized Trails
LandNational Forest

KEY SERVICES

Gasoline Gasoline1-5 Miles (SW)Phillips 66 (479) 284-2700
Diesel Diesel1-5 Miles (SW)Phillips 66 (479) 284-2700
Potable Water Water5-20 Miles (NW)Macks Pines (479) 331-3261
RV Hookups RV Hookup5-20 Miles (NW)Macks Pines (479) 331-3261
RV Dump Station RV Disposal5-20 Miles (NW)Macks Pines (479) 331-3261
Primitive Camping CampgroundOn SiteBrock Creek Campground (479) 284-3150
Convenience Store Conv Store1-5 Miles (SW)Phillips 66 (479) 284-2700

FEES & PASSES

Parking(None)
Entry(None)
Riding(None)
Camping(None)
CommentNo day use fee at campground but a donation tube available to help maintain parking, trails and vault toilets.

RATINGS

Our RatingRatingGood
Recommended StayFull Day
Comments(Scroll Down For Rider Reviews & Comments)

DRIVING DIRECTIONS

Nearest CityJerusalem, AR
AddressBell Road, Jerusalem, AR 72080
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Trail MapGo To Trail Map
From: Russellville, AR
1) Take SR-124 East about 20 miles toward the town of Jerusalem
2) Turn left (north) onto Conway County Road 32, continue 6 miles
3) Turn right (north-east) onto Bell Road, continue about 1 mile toward Brock Creek Campground.

OFFICIAL CONTACTS

Contact InfoOzark National Forest - Big Piney Ranger District
12000 SR27
Hector, AR 72843
(479) 284-3150
mailroom_r8_ozark@fs.fed.us
www.fs.usda.gov

RIDER COMMENTS & REVIEWS

Brock Creek Trail Photo

Brock Creek Trails

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Brock Creek Trail Photo

Brock Creek Trails

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Brock Creek Trail Photo

Brock Creek Trails

Photo Submitted 6/12/2016 (Thanks!)

Brock Creek Trail Photo

Brock Creek Trails

Photo Submitted 9/15/2016 (Thanks!)

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