Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Crandon, Wisconsin

Johnson Road begins at its intersection with Lundt Road and travels north to its intersection with County Road P. This is a moderately maintained county gravel forest road. The hard-pack gravel does a good job of mitigating washboard, as well as mud holes on the trail. The trail is very tame and has...
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The Trail 1 bypass connects the north and south sides of Trail 1. This trail is especially useful for the individual looking to further explore this trail network, or for someone who is looking to avoid the mud holes located at the west end of Trail 1. This is a relatively new, untraveled trail, so ...
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This is the only trail available for ATV and SxS traffic to access the Fireside Market and Gas Station. This trail navigates from Bug Lake Road to Fireside Market. The trail is well-maintained, as it has a firm gravel base. The trail is not wide enough for two SxS's to pass each other at a high rate...
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Trail 6 is a part of the Forest County ATV/ SxS trail network and navigates from its intersection with Trail 2 to its intersection with Trail 4. Similar to all other trails in this trail system, Trail 6 is a rugged, tight two-track trail. It has a dirt base that has some small to medium-sized rocks,...
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This is a small detour that navigates further south from the main Loop 2 trail. This is a tight dirt two-track trail. This trail has a large portion of its length that navigates through an old cut block from when this section of forest was harvested. Thanks to the elevation of this region, this can ...
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Bug Lake Road is a multi-use trail open to ATVs, SxSs, and vehicles. This dirt road travels from its intersection with Lund Road, East to where the paved portion of Bug Lake Road begins. This trail is most popular with ATVs and SxSs as the access trail to the Fireside Market and gas station is locat...
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This is the access route to navigate from the Wolf River Trail onto the Forest County ATV/ SxS Trail System. This is a tight dirt two-track trail, surrounded by dense mature forest. Sight lines throughout this trail can be challenging due to the dense undergrowth around the trail. The loop portion o...
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Brady Lake Road navigates from its intersection with Fire Tower Lane to its intersection with North Shore Drive. This is a mild, gravel county forest road that navigates along the west side of Lake Lucerne. The trail surface is hard in most areas, and holds up well to traffic. Sections of the trail ...
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Spring Pond Road Navigates from its intersection with Otter Creek Road to its intersection with Johnson Road. This is a moderately maintained dirt county forest road. The trail is just over one vehicle wide, but does have grassy trail sides which allow for simpler passing of oncoming vehicles. The t...
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FS 2378 begins at its intersection with Otter Creek Road and navigates north to its end point at its intersection with County Road G. This trail is a moderately maintained forest road, with a mix of gravel and dirt for the base. The trail changes width several times, but there are a few sections of ...
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Northwoods Drive navigates from its intersection with Johnson Road to its intersection with Otter Creek Road. This county forest road has a dirt base that is mostly hard-packed, but a few areas on the trail tend to break up and become loose. The trail is one to two vehicles wide for most of its leng...
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Otter Creek Road/ Peshtigo River Road begins at its intersection with Highway 8 and runs south to north to its intersection with County Road P. This is a moderately maintained dirt/ gravel road which varies in width but is on average between 1 and 2 vehicles wide. Most areas of the trail will requir...
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This trail is a great multi-purpose trail accessible by both ATV/ SxS and full-size vehicles. This trail is a great access point to the north woods trails, as well as trails and forest roads contained within the Nicolet National Forest. The trail is a good mix of gradual rolling hills, as well as wi...
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Berrys Lane is a there-and-back style trail with an endpoint turnaround that provides access to a couple of other trails in this section of the Nicolet National Forest. This trail begins at its intersection with West Lane and navigates northwest along the state forest's boundary with the Forest Coun...
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FS 2379 begins at its intersection with FS 2378 and navigates north to its intersection with Peshtigo River Road. This is a narrow, low-overhead clearance two-track trail. The trail's surface is mostly dirt with some small to medium-sized rocks protruding through the surface. There are several trees...
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Tower Road is a multi-use county forest road that navigates from its intersection with Cole Lane to its intersection with Highway 8 and the Highway 8 ATV/ SxS trail. This trail is a semi-maintained gravel road that ranges in width from two vehicles to one vehicle wide. The trail is very stable and f...
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Star Lake Road is a there-and-back style trail that provides access to several properties in this area, as well as several other county forest roads. The trail begins at its intersection with Neal Road. This is a wide gravel/sand road that navigates across rolling hills and winding terrain. Sight li...
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This portion of the Wolf River State Trail will run from County Road Q into the town of Crandon. This portion of the railroad grade passes several residential areas with a posted speed limit of 10 MPH to help with dust control. There are also several great viewing spots to overlook Lake Metonga. Sev...
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Sokagon Chippewa ATV/ UTV Trail, India Route 10, is an ATV/ SxS trail that navigates from the trail's intersection with India Route 10 to the trail's intersection with County Road B. This trail begins as a wide open two-lane gravel road; after 1 mile of traveling north, the trail transitions into a ...
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Deep Hole Lake Road navigates from its intersection with Berry Lane to its intersection with Sand Lake Road. This is a multi-use county forest road that is a popular trail for ATV's and SxSs, as the trail provides access to the Mole Lake area and is one of the ways that the Langlade County ATV and S...
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Johnson Road begins at its intersection with Lundt Road and travels north to its intersection with County Road P. This is a moderately maintained county gravel forest road. The hard-pack gravel does a good job of mitigating washboard, as well as mud holes on the trail. The trail is very tame and has...
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The Trail 1 bypass connects the north and south sides of Trail 1. This trail is especially useful for the individual looking to further explore this trail network, or for someone who is looking to avoid the mud holes located at the west end of Trail 1. This is a relatively new, untraveled trail, so ...
Learn more about Forest County ATV/ SxS 8 Mile Loop Trail 1 Bypass

This is the only trail available for ATV and SxS traffic to access the Fireside Market and Gas Station. This trail navigates from Bug Lake Road to Fireside Market. The trail is well-maintained, as it has a firm gravel base. The trail is not wide enough for two SxS's to pass each other at a high rate...
Learn more about Fireside Market and Station Access Trail

Trail 6 is a part of the Forest County ATV/ SxS trail network and navigates from its intersection with Trail 2 to its intersection with Trail 4. Similar to all other trails in this trail system, Trail 6 is a rugged, tight two-track trail. It has a dirt base that has some small to medium-sized rocks,...
Learn more about Forest County ATV/ SxS 8 Mile Loop Trail 6

Johnson Road begins at its intersection with Lundt Road and travels north to its intersection with County Road P. This is a moderately maintained county gravel forest road. The hard-pack gravel does a good job of mitigating washboard, as well as mud holes on the trail. The trail is very tame and has...
Learn more about Johnson Road

The Trail 1 bypass connects the north and south sides of Trail 1. This trail is especially useful for the individual looking to further explore this trail network, or for someone who is looking to avoid the mud holes located at the west end of Trail 1. This is a relatively new, untraveled trail, so ...
Learn more about Forest County ATV/ SxS 8 Mile Loop Trail 1 Bypass

This is the only trail available for ATV and SxS traffic to access the Fireside Market and Gas Station. This trail navigates from Bug Lake Road to Fireside Market. The trail is well-maintained, as it has a firm gravel base. The trail is not wide enough for two SxS's to pass each other at a high rate...
Learn more about Fireside Market and Station Access Trail

Trail 6 is a part of the Forest County ATV/ SxS trail network and navigates from its intersection with Trail 2 to its intersection with Trail 4. Similar to all other trails in this trail system, Trail 6 is a rugged, tight two-track trail. It has a dirt base that has some small to medium-sized rocks,...
Learn more about Forest County ATV/ SxS 8 Mile Loop Trail 6