Day Pass Adventure in Kingston, Arkansas Trails
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3–6 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate physical fitness is recommended due to varied terrain including rocky climbs and longer trail distances.
Overview
Discover 2,500 acres of trails with a day pass for two at Wilderness Rider Buffalo Ranch. Ride through waterfalls, creeks, and rugged terrain in Kingston, Arkansas.
Details
Explore over 2,500 acres of rugged beauty at Wilderness Rider Buffalo Ranch and Adventure Park in Kingston, Arkansas. This unique day pass offers access for two people to motorized or non-motorized two-wheeled recreation across varied terrain. Ride your own bike or ATV through scenic trails that wind past waterfalls, creeks, and overlooks with incredible views. The park also gives you a chance to spot a roaming herd of buffalo, adding a rare wildlife encounter to your outdoor experience. Trails range from easy paths perfect for beginners to rocky climbs that test your skills and endurance, making it a great option for riders of all levels. Safety is a priority, with helmets required throughout your ride. Whether you prefer a leisurely ride or a more challenging route, the diverse landscape offers endless adventure and photo opportunities. Plan your visit and enjoy a day filled with fresh air, natural beauty, and thrilling rides at one of Arkansas' best-kept outdoor recreation destinations.
Adventure Tips
Wear a helmet at all times
Helmets are mandatory to ensure your safety on all trails at Wilderness Rider Buffalo Ranch.
Start with easier trails
Begin on gentle paths to familiarize yourself with the terrain before tackling rocky inclines.
Bring waterproof gear for creek crossings
Some trails cross creeks—waterproof boots or gear will keep you comfortable and dry.
Check weather before you ride
Trail conditions can change rapidly; sunny days offer the best experience for scenic views.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- The secluded waterfall trail near the western ridge
- Quiet creekside spots ideal for rest and photos
Wildlife
- American buffalo herd
- White-tailed deer
History
The ranch is built on historic former grazing lands significant in Arkansas’ agricultural past.
Conservation
Wilderness Rider focuses on sustainable trail maintenance to protect local flora and fauna for future generations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- Waterfall overlook
- Top of Rocky Ridge trail
- Buffalo grazing areas
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Helmet
Required for safety while riding on all trails.
Waterproof boots
Helpful to stay dry during creek crossings when trails are muddy.
spring specific
Insect repellent
Protects against mosquitoes and other insects common in the warmer months.
summer specific
Layered clothing
Allows adjustment to temperature changes throughout the day.
fall specific