If you're going to be in the Arkansas area with your new Jetmoto ATV in the near future, make Wolf Pen Gap Trail a destination for your next ride.
Whether you are a beginner or experienced ATVer, these trails truly have something to make everyone feel challenged. The ATV trails are marked from easiest to most difficult so you know ahead to time the type of trail that you're riding your Jetmoto on. If you are new to ATVing, stick to the easier trails until you are comfortable handling your Jetmoto on those trails then go to the Intermediate rated trails before you tackle the hard trails which even experienced ATVers who know exactly what they their machines can and can not do report as a riding challenge.
Some parts of these trails will be marked closed. This is so portions of the trail can reclaim itself and be opened at a later date as a fresh ATV riding trail. Do not ride on these closed trails.
There are a good number of clear rivers and sparkling streams and even a small waterfall or two. No ATVs in the streams and only cross at the designated points. If you brought your fishing gear, park your Jetmoto and drown a few worms, the fishing is reported to be pretty good here. If you wish, primitive camping is permitted at any one of the three separate trailheads. If your idea of camping includes a roof and hot meals, there are cabins available at the Wolf Pen ATV Campground.
Mena is closest town to these trails. If you need any supplies or you forgot anything you can probably find it in town which is located about 9-miles away from the ATV trails.
Whether you are a beginner or experienced ATVer, these trails truly have something to make everyone feel challenged. The ATV trails are marked from easiest to most difficult so you know ahead to time the type of trail that you're riding your Jetmoto on. If you are new to ATVing, stick to the easier trails until you are comfortable handling your Jetmoto on those trails then go to the Intermediate rated trails before you tackle the hard trails which even experienced ATVers who know exactly what they their machines can and can not do report as a riding challenge.
Some parts of these trails will be marked closed. This is so portions of the trail can reclaim itself and be opened at a later date as a fresh ATV riding trail. Do not ride on these closed trails.
There are a good number of clear rivers and sparkling streams and even a small waterfall or two. No ATVs in the streams and only cross at the designated points. If you brought your fishing gear, park your Jetmoto and drown a few worms, the fishing is reported to be pretty good here. If you wish, primitive camping is permitted at any one of the three separate trailheads. If your idea of camping includes a roof and hot meals, there are cabins available at the Wolf Pen ATV Campground.
Mena is closest town to these trails. If you need any supplies or you forgot anything you can probably find it in town which is located about 9-miles away from the ATV trails.
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