Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Inger, Minnesota

This trail is quite broad and in decent condition, although the surface is sandy and can become quite dusty. It winds through forested terrain and includes some uneven stretches that could become difficult to navigate…
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This trail is generally wide and in fair condition, though the surface is sandy and dusty, with noticeable corrugation near a few homesteads. It becomes winding in places, so it's a good idea to watch…
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This trail is a well-maintained gravel route that runs through a mix of open fields and wooded areas. It passes numerous homesteads, so it is important to remain aware of local traffic. Some vehicles travel…
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This trail turns off the main paved road and continues as a mostly wide, well-maintained gravel track with the occasional pothole. It crosses a swampy section via a narrow bridge with a raised berm, which…
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This trail winds through a pine forest and features several facilities for visitors, including a boat launch, a picnic area, and a campsite that is divided into two sections. One part of the campground tends…
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This narrow and overgrown trail appears to see little use, following a mostly straight path through the forest. Several offshoots branch off from the main route, including designated snowmobile trails. The surface is mostly smooth…
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This trail is a wide gravel route that is generally well-maintained and travels through a combination of open fields and forest. It passes several residences along the way, so drivers should be mindful of local…
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This trail is a wide and generally well-maintained gravel road that runs through a mix of open fields and forested areas. It begins at a paved road near what appears to be a well-kept grassy…
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This trail winds through a scenic stretch of forest and is best suited to those prepared for more rugged conditions. It is overgrown in places, and the surface is often muddy, with several potholes and…
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This trail begins as a narrow, generally well-maintained gravel road that gradually widens as it continues through a wooded area. The route leads through a quiet forest setting and passes several family homes, so drivers…
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This trail is wide and well-maintained, winding its way past a lake that offers public water access and is bordered by a few attractive homes. It continues through a scenic mix of rolling green hills…
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This trail begins at a paved road and transitions to a generally well-maintained gravel surface that leads to the William Narrows campsite before continuing on toward a number of private residences. Although the main route…
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This trail serves as one of the main routes through the area and is popular among OHV users. It is long and generally well-maintained, though certain sections are bumpy, potholed, or corrugated. The trail winds…
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This trail consists of wide, mostly straight gravel that is generally well maintained, with occasional winding sections as it passes through a residential area. The surface shows some signs of corrugation, likely due to frequent…
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This trail is notably wide, and in one section, it opens up so much that it almost gives the impression of a highway under construction. It passes through a scenic area with numerous homes nearby,…
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This trail is a generally well-maintained gravel route that continues beyond an intersection and offers a smooth and easy drive for most vehicles. It passes several rural homesteads along the way, so it's important to…
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This trail consists of smooth gravel with occasional potholes and winds its way through a stretch of old-growth forest. It leads to Cut Foot Sioux Lake and the associated campsite, offering a quiet and scenic…
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This trail is long, wide, and made up of well-maintained gravel that becomes dusty in dry conditions. It is mostly straight with some winding sections and passes through a mix of open fields, wooded areas,…
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This trail is generally in fair condition, with a surface that is mostly well maintained but features noticeable corrugation and bumps in several areas. There are signs that maintenance work is underway, suggesting improvements may…
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This trail runs through a scenic forested area and is known for frequent sightings of Western Painted Turtles, particularly near wet sections. The surface is sandy and can become quite dusty, but the trail remains…
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This trail is narrow and scenic, winding through dense forest and skirting the edge of a State Game Refuge. Although it is primarily designated as an OHV trail, the surface is generally smooth and provides…
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This trail is designated as "minimally maintained" and follows a relatively smooth, sandy track with some gentle curves and occasional bumps. It passes just one homestead near one end and includes a small bridge crossing.…
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This trail begins as a wide, well-maintained gravel road that passes several attractive houses and rural homesteads. As it continues, the trail begins to climb and becomes more winding, though the surface remains in good…
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This long gravel trail is generally well maintained, though it varies in width and includes a few bends as it winds past Spruce Lake. The surrounding area includes farms and homesteads, so watching for local…
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This trail is narrow and winding, with several gentle ascents and descents as it runs alongside the State Game Refuge. It passes through a forested area with abundant ferns and occasional wildlife, including turtles often…
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This trail is made up mostly of well-maintained gravel and winds gently through a scenic forested area. As the trail approaches the lake, it passes by a number of attractive homes nestled among the trees.…
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This trail is classified as "Minimally Maintained" and consists of narrow, deep sand with rutted sections formed by vehicles passing through when the ground was wet. Once dried, these ruts can cause the vehicle to…
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This trail begins as a wide track near Spur Lake, passing by numerous lake houses where reduced speeds are advised. As it continues, the trail narrows, becoming a minimally maintained trail, and remains in generally…
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This trail is a wide, mostly straight gravel route that remains generally well-maintained as it travels through scenic forest and past several residential properties. Some gentle curves break up the otherwise direct path, and the…
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This trail begins as a paved road and crosses a bridge that local fishermen often use. Beyond the bridge, it transitions into well-maintained gravel that can become dusty, especially in dry conditions. The route passes…
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