superlift orv park hot springs arkansas

[mbullard88]

hey i'm working in texarkana and was wanting to go check out the park. i have an 88 chevy 4x4 with a built 350, 3.73 gears, detroit locker in rear, and stock granny low 4 speed. also have 12000 lb winch and bfg mud terrain 305/75/16's. are their enough trails that my set-up could handle and are their any cabins at the park or near by. also does any one know any where to wheel around texarkana. thanks for the input it's greatly appreciated. ecuce the spelling. i'm a welder and not good at it. thanks guys, be safe out there and get home to your families. hope to be seeing, meeting some of you guys everyone on here seems very respectful and more than happy to help out. thanks again, marty bullard

[BAD '90]

Hey i'm in conway. i don't know much about the park, but it ain't that far outside of hot springs so i'm sure you could find a hotel there to stay in. i've been wanting to go there myself sometime

[jlee003]

as long as your chevy is chopped down to the size of a jeep, you should be fine. but those trails are tight, more designed for rock crawling. there are a few light trails that aren't bad though. hot springs is a tourist hot spot by the way. plenty of places to stay and eat.


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try mudstruck.com/forum

there are a bunch of arkansas guys on there that do a lot of trail riding. most of the rigs are pretty big though, leaning more towards the rockwell crowd. but there are a few trucks near stock that go romp.

[adam728]

In Texarkana there is Cavehill Offroad park. I haven't been there yet, I heard rumors they closed and the website never worked. This post just made me check it again, and everything seems to be up and running.

http://www.cavehilloffroadpark.com/