Bricks 4x4 Farm � Missouri

Bricks 4x4 Farm – Missouri

Trying to look for a good place to ride near Poplar Bluff in Missouri? Well, here’s one place that you can ride in! It’s called Bricks 4X4 Farm owned by former farmers who turned their farm into a 4X4 fun trail system. From corn to ATVs….it’s a big change, indeed. Although the ATV trail is not very challenging, the owners of this ATV trail have taken great pains to make this ATV trail as family-friendly as possible. This is the kind of ATV trail in Missouri that you can take the whole family to during the weekends. In fact, there’s camping ground available too and can accommodate a big group of people.

For four generations, they grew corn and raised cattle here for a living but the new generation who are ATV enthusiasts decided that they could use the land for something bigger and better. And besides, the owners needed some place to ride their ATVs together as a family….hence, they turned the farm into an ATV trail. I found their website, www.brick4x4.com very interesting and well done. Go check it out for yourself! In essence, when I rode there with a bunch of friends, we thought that most parts of the ATV trail is made for simple riding. If you have a wife learning how to ride her ATV out in the wild, Bricks 4x4 farm is the perfect place to go. As with little kids learning how to manipulate their ATVs in wide open spaces! And the good thing is that they don’t restrict it to just ATV riding. Any type of 4-wheel vehicle is welcome…including dirt bikes. Dune buggies and trucks are welcome too!

Bricks 4x4 is open only during weekends, so, if you have a spare weekend during the end-of-the-year holidays, bring the kids and the whole family here. Although most parts of the ATV trail is made for simple riding, basically beginner level ATV riding, there are other parts that can get quite difficult to tackle…including for people like me. I would like to think of myself as a veteran where ATV is riding is concerned, you see. Don’t laugh.

Why limit your fun to only one day of riding? Instead, I strongly suggest that you pack yourself some overnight clothes and supplies, book yourself in for primitive camping and stay the night. Then you can wake up in the morning and ride all over again. I bet the kids are going to have so much fun there. After all, it costs you only $20 for a space on the land for you to camp in the ATV trail.

One thing I love about riding at this Missouri ATV trail is that it’s very beautiful. Whenever one rides their ATV out in the trails, the scenery is one thing that makes the trip memorable. Even though I’ve taken my family out on ATV trips many times throughout the years, Beaver Dam Creek is etched in my mind forever. Beaver Dam Creek runs through the Missouri ATV trail where there’s a steep climb. This is where the ride gets a little tough, so, be prepared to help the kids and beginners through the mud sloughs. A winch would come in handy, don’t say I didn’t warn you. But other parts are pretty OK for beginners, so, this should be the only tough part.

For your info, every third Saturday of the month is ATVs-Only days! The owners of this fun Missouri ATV trail is run by a family and they are consistently looking for ways to make ATV riding in this ATV trail more exciting. Drop them a line with your feedback and suggestions. When you hit this Missouri ATV trail, you can expect to ride Ridge Run Road, Back Ridge Road, Easy Street, The Donut Hole, Interstate 4x4, Short Shoots, The Z Trail, Motor Hill, PD's Pass, The Valley and Twister.

The Missouri ATV trail, Brick 4X4 Farm is located near Poplar Bluff where you can find reprieve in the form of entertainment and supplies after the ride. For more information, give them a call at 573-718-7388 or email them at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it . Even if you’re not an ATV fan, you can still come for a look around because they encourage spectators. Brick's 4x4 Farm is at 2181 County Road 484, Poplar Bluff, MO. To get to this Missouri ATV trail, head over to Poplar Bluff and take the 67 South. Turn right into 160 West. Drive along for about a mile, you’ll come to Hillview School. Right there, turn right into Highway F. Then take a left onto Country Rod 461, and when the road turns right, go straight ahead and then you’ll hit gravel about one mile down.

Have fun!

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