McCurtain County has hundreds of miles of forest
roads for the outdoor enthusiast. The Ouachita National Forest
and Honobia Creek Wildlife Management are the only areas available
in the county for legal public off highway vehicle use. A permit
is required for the Honobia Creek Wildlife Management areas.
ATV
Riding on Three Rivers Wildlife Management Area is only available
for licensed hunters and only during any open deer season. Must
possess a valid hunting license, unless exempt, along with a Three
Rivers Land Access Permit.
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Effective August 1, 2008 –
All recreational use of all-terrain
vehicles (ATVs) and off-road vehicles (ORVs) is prohibited on
Three Rivers Wildlife Management Area. From the period of October
1st – January 15th, properly licensed deer hunters may
use ATV/ORVs for deer hunting dependent activities only. Deer
hunters using ATV/ORVs must wear daylight fluorescent orange
clothing as required while using an ATV/ORV for deer hunting
dependent activities during the period of October 1st – January
15th. Deer hunters should read the Oklahoma Hunting Regulations
for further restrictions on ATV/ORV use. All other use of ATVs/ORVs
is prohibited. ATV/ORVs include all 3-wheelers, 4-wheelers, off-road
motorcycles, go-carts, dune buggies and all utility vehicles
such as Mules, Gators, Rhinos, etc., that are designed primarily
for off-road use and are not considered street legal. Only those
vehicles that are registered and licensed to operate on the streets
and highways of this state are allowed to operate on Three Rivers
Wildlife Management Area during the period of January 16th – September
30th.
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Salt Creek Lodge
Located 1/2 a mile on North Central off of the Hwy 70 By-Pass
Salt Creek Lodge sits on top of 1800 acres of Little River bottoms and offers 35 miles of trails, so bring your ATV’s and ride all day.
