Take adventuring to the next level. The Ouachita National Forest contains hundreds of miles of designated off-highway vehicle routes so you can cover more ground. Discover the wildlife and wonders of the deep forest and maybe get a little muddy in the process. Be sure to contact the U.S. Forest Service for rules and regulations regarding allowed vehicles, motor vehicle use maps and seasonal changes.

Want to bring your own atvs to ride during your stay? 

Directions To ATV Trails:

From Hochatown, you will go north on HWY 259 about 6-7 miles. (This is the main road that goes through Hochatown.) You’ll then come to a road (on the left-hand side) and will see a small sign that says 53,000 on it. Take a left on Road 53000. There will be a big circle area where you can park, and then ride your ATVs. Be sure to pay close attention to any signs posted because there are some that say you can’t ride in certain areas, but they will be labeled. 

Download the Avenza Offline Maps App!

Don’t let spotty cell phone service or data connection issues let you down.  Downloading the Avenza Offline Maps App is the best way to navigate while riding the trails at Broken Bow Lake!

Beaver’s Bend State Park is one of Oklahoma’s most popular parks, and rightly so! As a whole, the park is a vast 1,300 miles and hosts a wide variety of activities sure to satisfy any and all outdoor lovers. You’ll find opportunities for hiking, biking, fishing, tennis, volleyball, golf and mini-golf, swimming, paddle boarding, canoeing and kayaking, horseback riding, nature center activities, picnicking and more! 

And don’t forget the spectacular scenery! Beaver’s Bend State Park is nestled in the Kiamichi Mountains along the shores of Broken Bow Lake and Mountain Fork River passes through it. Get your fill of sunshine, wildlife, and jaw-dropping views.