Superlift ORV Park

The park at Hot Springs, Arkansas that many people still call Superlift ORV Park now operates as Hot Springs Off-Road Park. It is a privately run property covering about 1,242 acres with more than 100 miles of marked trails, rated by the operator from mild to wild rather than as a single difficulty. That range is the point: the same gate gets you to easy woodland two-track and to technical Ouachita rock crawls, ledges, and rocky mountain climbs, so a mixed group can ride together and split up by skill. Trails are open to SUVs, Jeeps, and trucks, to UTVs and side-by-sides, to ATVs, and to dirt bikes. The operator requires a valid driver's license for anyone behind the wheel, a signed release and waiver of liability from every visitor, and a day-use trail pass. Helmets are required for ATV and dirt bike riders, seatbelts are required for SUV and UTV occupants, and anyone under 18 must be supervised at all times. Check the park's site for current fees and hours before you go, since those change. On-site camping means you do not have to trailer back to town at the end of the day. The park offers RV sites with hookups, tent sites, and cabins, which makes it a practical two- or three-day destination rather than a day trip. The terrain is classic Ouachita Mountains: sandstone and shale ledges, loose rock, and steep pitches that get slick in the rain, with hardwood forest that turns in late October. Hot Springs itself is about a half hour away, so resupply, fuel, and a proper meal are close. Our record listed 150 plus miles and a flat Hard rating; the operator's own numbers are more conservative, and the mixed rating is the more accurate description of what you will find.