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By quadcrazy
Pine Mountain Trails ATV Park (Oklahoma) Ride Report & Trail Guide
Located in the rugged Kiamichi Mountains of southeastern Oklahoma, Pine Mountain Trails ATV Park offers over 70 miles of natural, backcountry-style off-road trails across 1,700+ acres. This is not a groomed park—it's a raw, terrain-driven riding experience built for real off-road enthusiasts.
Trail System Deep Dive
The trail system is designed around long loops, minimizing dead ends and maximizing ride time.
Rocky climbs and descents Creek crossings and mud sections Tight wooded trails and open play areas Natural terrain with minimal artificial features Ride Conditions
Conditions vary significantly:
Dry: Fast, dusty, and loose on climbs Wet: Mud-heavy, slick, and highly technical Camping & Riding Experience
Pine Mountain offers a more primitive, nature-focused atmosphere:
Primitive camping and RV hookups available 24-hour riding for campers Less crowded than major trail systems Family-owned property with relaxed environment Fees & Access
$15 per rider (kids 10 & under free) Camping: $15/night Electric hookups available Cash only Navigation Tips
Use Google Maps for directions Limited cell service inside park Trail maps available at check-in Best Winches for Pine Mountain
With steep terrain and remote sections, a winch is essential gear.
ATV: 3500–4500 lb UTV: 4500–6000 lb Synthetic rope recommended Shop Winches Best Tires for Mountain Terrain
Deep lug mud tires (1"+ tread) 8–10 ply for durability Radial construction for mixed terrain Shop ATV Tires Essential Recovery Gear
Tow straps Shackles Air compressor Tire repair kit Shop Recovery Gear Who This Park Is Best For
This park is best suited for intermediate to advanced riders who enjoy natural terrain, elevation changes, and a more self-supported riding experience.
Final Thoughts
Pine Mountain Trails stands out as one of the best backcountry-style ATV parks in Oklahoma. With long loop trails, natural terrain, and 24-hour riding for campers, it offers a unique experience compared to more commercial parks.
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By Admin
Does anyone use GPS, whether on a device or app to record their ATV trail rides? I have been thinking about a section where our members can upload let's say a .gpx file and share their rides on a google map for others to see where there are riding areas. Not sure if this is something of interest or how much it would be used, so just trying to get an idea.
Importing routes from files like xml, lmx, tour, freshroute, gpx, kmz, kml
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By Ejwill
I live about an hour west of Savannah and was wondering if anyone knew of places to ride in this area. Only place I know of is in North Georgia, about 4.5-5 hours from my house. Would like to find something closer.
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By TravisCr
I live in North Eastern Wa, in Collville, and I'm trying to figure out if there are any good regional used parts dealers around here- Our town had a decent Polaris dealer- but dealer prices are what to be expected these days.
I've got some random little pieces I'm looking for and tired of scrolling ebay (2003 Polaris Sportsman 700)
These are odds and ends stuff and I'll probably end up on ebay- but figured I'd ask.
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