ATV Riding Missouri Ozarks
ATV Riding Missouri Ozarks Region
Welcome to Little Sinkin Creek RV Resort & Campground — where your next ATV adventure meets peaceful, rustic camping in the heart of Missouri’s Current River region.
Ride the Ozarks Like Never Before
Discover the raw beauty and adrenaline-filled excitement of ATV riding in the Missouri Ozarks. From winding forest trails to scenic backcountry roads, our resort places you just minutes from some of the best legal off-road trails in Mark Twain National Forest.
- Hundreds of miles of legal ATV trails to explore
- Nearby trail access from the campground
- Ride through hills, hollows, creeks, and dense forest
- Connect to national forest trail systems and remote Ozark backroads
Stay Creekside at Little Sinkin Creek
Whether you're pitching a tent or pulling in with a toy hauler, our creekside campsites and full-hookup RV sites offer a perfect place to relax after a day on the trails. Enjoy the peace of the wilderness, a crackling fire, and access to all the modern amenities you need.
Ride Smart & Stay Safe
All riders must follow Missouri’s ATV, UTV, and ORV regulations. Be sure to carry the proper permits and practice safe, respectful riding to help protect our beautiful trails for future generations.
Book Your ATV Getaway Today
Plan your next ATV riding trip in Missouri’s Current River region with us. Whether it’s a weekend ride or a full week of off-road exploration, Little Sinkin Creek is your launchpad for adventure in the Ozarks.
ATV Riding Missouri Ozarks
Sutton Bluff ATV, UTV, and Motorcycle Riding Area
Approx. 13 miles of dirt roads to the backside of the trails from our campground. Roughly, 20-25 min ATV ride to the trails, with gorgeous view of the Ozarks along your trek!
Nestled in the river breaks of the West Fork of the Black River of the Ozark Mountains, the Sutton Bluff ATV, UTV, and Motorcycle Area boasts segmented trails totaling around 45 miles. These trails, accessed via county roads and Forest Service system roads, offer varying levels of difficulty, traversing forested ridge tops and deep hollows.
Remember, state regulations apply to all vehicles using public roads, and trail use permits are mandatory for ATVs, UTVs, and motorcycles.
Please note that no ATVs, UTVs, or equipment exceeding 50 inches in width are allowed on the trails.
Download Sutton's Bluff ATV/ UTV Trail Map
https://usfs-public.app.box.com/v/SuttonBluffTrail
Sutton Bluff ATV 11 Trailhead
This trailhead serves as a base camp for off-highway vehicles (OHVs) accessing the Sutton Bluff Trail system from trail 11.
https://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/mtnf/recreation/recarea/?recid=84291
Sutton Bluff ATV 4 & 14 Trailhead
This trailhead serves as a base camp for off-highway vehicles (OHVs) accessing the Sutton Bluff Trail system from trail 4.
https://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/mtnf/recreation/recarea/?recid=84292
Sutton Bluff ATV 8 Trailhead
This trailhead serves as a base camp for off-highway vehicles (OHVs) accessing the Sutton Bluff Trail system from trail 8.
https://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/mtnf/recreation/recarea/?recid=84293
- Special Recreation Permit
- 2-day - $20
- 3-day - $30
- Annual Pass - $60
Where to Buy Permits Online for Sutton's Bluff Trail System
https://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/mtnf/passes-permits/recreation/?cid=stelprdb5117363
On the Trail - Reynolds County mandates permits for ATVs and UTVs using county roads or Forest Service system roads to access trail segments. - Unlicensed motorcycles are prohibited on county and Forest Service system roads. - ATVs/OHVs must measure 50” or less to be permitted on this trail
