Superlift ORV Park

Superlift ORV Park is a 1,300-acre commercial off-road facility on the outskirts of Hot Springs in Garland County, Arkansas, the city famous for the historic hot springs at Hot Springs National Park and one of Arkansas's most-visited tourism destinations. The park's position directly adjacent to Hot Springs combines OHV riding with an established tourism infrastructure that few other Arkansas parks can match: visitors can combine riding weekends with the Oaklawn Park thoroughbred racing, the Bathhouse Row historic district, Lake Ouachita water recreation, and the broader Hot Springs dining and lodging scene. The terrain at Superlift occupies the transition zone between the Ouachita Mountains to the west and the West Gulf Coastal Plain to the south: forested ridges of shortleaf pine and oak-hickory on the higher ground, creek drainages cutting through the rolling topography, and the rocky sandstone and novaculite outcroppings that characterize the Ouachita geology. The 100+ miles of trail cover beginner through expert terrain with purpose-built features throughout: mud pits and water crossings on the drainage bottoms, rock gardens and technical climbs on the harder sections, and the sandy trail corridors that make Superlift one of the full-spectrum Arkansas OHV destinations. ATVs, UTVs, dirt bikes, and 4x4 trucks are all accommodated on appropriately rated trails. The park hosts a robust event calendar: organized races, manufacturer demos, and major rallies that draw riders from Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas, and the broader mid-South. Camping and RV hookups are available on-site. Contact the park (501-262-2411) for current event schedule and gate hours.