Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Cass City, Michigan

As the name implies, this is a sandy trail located primarily on public ground. This is the closest thing to a "trail" in Huron County. There are several whooped-out areas that require moderate ground clearance to pass without bottoming out. Most of the trail is dry, unless a recent rain event has oc...
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This is a primarily sand two-track that leads back to the public access site of Rush Lake. The trail itself is passable with a vehicle having moderate ground clearance. There are some small holes along the way, but no major water holes on the trail itself. The area is all public land with rustic cam...
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Wildlife Drive, located in Schiawasse National Wildlife Refuge, is a scenic, flat dirt road designed for a leisurely drive in a clockwise direction. Take your time to enjoy the stunning views, hiking trails, and beautiful sunrises and sunsets. You can spot plenty of wildlife here, including birds, d...
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FS 4404 is a wide single-lane maintained dirt road made up of pine hardwood mix. It will connect with FS 4403 and FS 4514, either making a nice loop or running the trails individually. The trail can be run in either direction. The trails in this area are all part of the Huron National Forest.
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FS 4685 is a two-track that is not maintained and is made up of pine hardwood mix. During winter and spring, you can run into mud and snow, so make sure you assess the trail before you explore. This trail can be run in either direction. The trails in the area are all part of the Huron National Fores...
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FS 4403 is another two-lane well-maintained dirt road made up of pine hardwood mix that will take you by multiple trails. This is an easy dirt road/trail that can be run in either direction. The trails in the area are all part of the Huron National Forest.
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FS 4628 is a tight and twisty two track that takes you through the Huron National Forest. The trail has had some logging but is mostly made up of pines and hardwood. FS 4628 ends at FS 4512. FS 4512 is another trail that you can enjoy while exploring in this area. Remember to stay on the trails and ...
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FS 4544 is a two-track that is not maintained and is comprised of a pine hardwood mix. This is a short run in and out. At the time the trail was run FS 3170, was blocked by multiple trees. During winter and spring, you can run into mud and snow, so make sure you assess the trail before you explore. ...
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Sterling Truck Trail is a seasonal road that is a great connector trail for many of the trails in the Gladwin area. The terrain is sandy and flat, and it is easily wide enough for two vehicles. It is very easy in difficulty, but it is unmaintained during rain or snow. During dry summer months, this ...
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This is a short, very easy but narrow trail that connects Monument Road with FS 4401. It goes through a typical Michigan forest area with trees all around and a loose sandy surface. It's mostly flat except for a small uphill but should be passable by any 4WD vehicle and when dry, most 2WD with good ...
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FS 4514 is a wide single-lane maintained dirt road made up of pine hardwood mix. It will connect with FS 4404 and FS 4514, either making a nice loop or running the trails individually. The trail can be run in either direction. The trails in this area are all part of the Huron National Forest.
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FS 2630 is a two-lane well-maintained dirt road made up of pine hardwood mix that will take you by multiple trails. This is an easy dirt road/trail that can be run in either direction. The trails in the area are all part of the Huron National Forest.
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FS 4402 is a two-lane, well-maintained dirt road made of pine hardwood mix that will take you by multiple trails. This easy dirt road/trail can be run in either direction. The trails in the area are all part of the Huron National Forest.
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FS 4511 Loop is a two-track with a mix of pine and hardwood. This trail is part of the Huron National Forest. FS 4511 Loop connects with FS 4410, completing the loop. Both trails are mostly solid, but you could encounter some soft sand and water holes with mud. Please stay on the trail and follow th...
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FS 4512 is a two-track with a mix of pine and hardwood. This trail is part of the Huron National Forest. FS 4512 trail is mostly solid with patches of soft sand. The trail is south of the Corsair Wrights Lake Cross Country ski trailhead where you can hike or cross-country ski in the winter.
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FS 4546 is also known as Tuttle Marsh Wildlife Area. Don't miss this area if you enjoy scenic drives, wildlife viewing, hunting, or fishing. It's a two-lane seasonal dirt road comprised of pine hardwood mix. This easy dirt road/trail can be run in either direction. The trails in the area are all par...
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This is an easy trail that loops around the wall edge of the open riding area in the far back corner of the park. The open riding area can be very mucky if it's been raining. This would be a good challenge for those who like to play in the mud.
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Grass Lake Road is a quick in-and-out trail. You will come to a private road sign; honor the sign and turn around. The dirt road is a two-lane and seems to be well maintained, dead-ending at Austin Road. It's a nice little ride through the Huron National Forest.
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This trail starts in the Northwest Corner area or off of West Side Drive. It is a multi-directional trail that runs through the trees with a couple of hills. If you're a full-size vehicle and like your paint job, this is not the trail for you. Expect some of that good ol' Michigan pinstriping. There...
Learn more about The Highway

This is a nice beginner trail that offers a birdseye view of the park. It's also a nice route to consider when trying to make your way to the middle of the park without all of the traffic on the main roads. The trail begins on the backside of the water hole at the front of the park and offers multip...
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As the name implies, this is a sandy trail located primarily on public ground. This is the closest thing to a "trail" in Huron County. There are several whooped-out areas that require moderate ground clearance to pass without bottoming out. Most of the trail is dry, unless a recent rain event has oc...
Learn more about Old Sand Road

This is a primarily sand two-track that leads back to the public access site of Rush Lake. The trail itself is passable with a vehicle having moderate ground clearance. There are some small holes along the way, but no major water holes on the trail itself. The area is all public land with rustic cam...
Learn more about Rush Lake Access

This is a short, very easy but narrow trail that connects Monument Road with FS 4401. It goes through a typical Michigan forest area with trees all around and a loose sandy surface. It's mostly flat except for a small uphill but should be passable by any 4WD vehicle and when dry, most 2WD with good ...
Learn more about FS 4666-4663

FS 4511 Loop is a two-track with a mix of pine and hardwood. This trail is part of the Huron National Forest. FS 4511 Loop connects with FS 4410, completing the loop. Both trails are mostly solid, but you could encounter some soft sand and water holes with mud. Please stay on the trail and follow th...
Learn more about FS 4511 Loop

As the name implies, this is a sandy trail located primarily on public ground. This is the closest thing to a "trail" in Huron County. There are several whooped-out areas that require moderate ground clearance to pass without bottoming out. Most of the trail is dry, unless a recent rain event has oc...
Learn more about Old Sand Road

This is a primarily sand two-track that leads back to the public access site of Rush Lake. The trail itself is passable with a vehicle having moderate ground clearance. There are some small holes along the way, but no major water holes on the trail itself. The area is all public land with rustic cam...
Learn more about Rush Lake Access

FS 4628 is a tight and twisty two track that takes you through the Huron National Forest. The trail has had some logging but is mostly made up of pines and hardwood. FS 4628 ends at FS 4512. FS 4512 is another trail that you can enjoy while exploring in this area. Remember to stay on the trails and ...
Learn more about FS 4628

This is a short, very easy but narrow trail that connects Monument Road with FS 4401. It goes through a typical Michigan forest area with trees all around and a loose sandy surface. It's mostly flat except for a small uphill but should be passable by any 4WD vehicle and when dry, most 2WD with good ...
Learn more about FS 4666-4663