White River Refuge - Clarendon

Trail Description:
White River Bottoms, logging roads ATV trails. Mud --lots of mud after rains and when wet. Sand, some off road type riding. leave on pavement, convert to gravel, then to sand, river bottom soils for most of trip. Marked trails. Watch for snakes (cotton mouths, rattle snakes) but will see deer and small game. Lots of birds to see and hear in early morning and late day. Few other riders.

How to get there:
I-40 to Hazen. South from interstate to Hwy. 70. East on 70 to DeValls Bluff. South on Highway 33 to 79. Left on 79 to Clarendon. Come to Courthouse square, park and ride south on 2nd street. 2nd street turns into river road which takes you to logging roads.

Posted by: President; Clarendon Cham on 1/10/2008
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