Ott Park, North Little Rock

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Quad Biking in Ott Park, North Little Rock, Arkansas USA

Length:
5 mi / 8 km
Climate Type:
Forest
Elevation:
230 ft / 70 m to 250 ft / 76.2 m
Hours:
8.00 am to 6.00 pm
Fees:
No
North Little Rock is located across the picturesque Arkansas River in Pulaski County, Arkansas. North Little Rock is the state’s sixth-largest city that includes beautiful lakes, magnificent parks such as Dickey-Stephens Park (home of the Arkansas Travelers minor league baseball team), Burns Park (one of the USA largest parks), walking and bicycling trails, recreational and entertainment facilities which bloom throughout the city.

The only free all-terrain vehicle riding park in North Little Rock is located on the Old England Highway, in the east of Interstate 440. The Ott Park is a 200 acre/ 0.80 km² tract of land and is up and running from 8 am until dark, seven day a week.  It is open to ATVs, UTVs and dirt bikes. Its elevation is from 230 ft / 70 m to 250 ft / 76.2 m and its trail can reach at 5 mi / 8 km long.

Ott Park’s land features many trails –enough to keep you riding all day- and two lakes. Those lakes create the awesome mud holes that are waiting all quad biking enthusiasts to get dirty. Though it’s mostly for amateurs, more experienced quad bikers can join the fun as well.  To sum things up, it’s free, it’s fun and it’s there to make you cover up in mud!