Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Kelliher, Minnesota

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 traffic along the way is essential. The route also provides access to Island Lake and Moose ...
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This trail is a narrow, designated OHV route maintained by the local ASL ATV Club. It includes sandy, bumpy, and corrugated stretches and crosses a wetland area via a bridge, where turtles are often seen on or near the trail. Keep an eye out for fallen trees. A few spur trails branch off the main ro...
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This trail is long, wide, and made up of dusty but well-maintained gravel. It runs mostly straight, though there are some winding sections, particularly toward the lower portion. The southern section is popular with ATV riders as it passes through a mix of open fields, forested areas, and scattered ...
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This relatively narrow trail is part of the Corridor Access Trail Route and is maintained by the ASL ATV Club. It winds through dense forest, featuring several gentle climbs and descents, and crosses wetlands and a few small bridges along the way. Western Painted turtles are sometimes spotted near t...
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This trail is mostly composed of well-maintained gravel and travels through a mix of open fields, forested areas, and a few scattered homesteads. It includes one notable ascent followed by a descent, with the route being roughly half straight and half winding. The surface is generally smooth with ve...
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This trail is well-maintained, wide, and mostly straight, though there are occasional corrugations and potholes along the way. It runs through a landscape of open grazing fields and farmland, offering a peaceful rural setting. Drivers should remain alert for deer, which are known to cross the trail ...
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This trail includes a mix of long, straight stretches and winding segments, forming part of the OHV Corridor Access Trail Route. It travels through a scenic combination of open fields and forested areas, passing several homesteads along the way. Due to regular local traffic, some portions of the tra...
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This trail is long, wide, and mostly made up of well-maintained gravel. It passes through a mix of open fields, forested areas, several homesteads, and runs alongside a lake. The route is popular with off-roaders, and during our drive, we encountered members of the local ATV club using the trail. It...
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This trail runs long and mostly straight through the forest, though some sections are winding and can become bumpy. It is a popular route for OHV drivers and sees regular use, particularly on weekends. Mud is common along the trail and can become more challenging to navigate during or after heavy ra...
Learn more about FS 2201

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, and rural homesteads. There are stretches with noticeable corrugations and occasional bumps, a...
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This trail is generally well-maintained but has sections of thick sand that may require caution, particularly after rain. It passes through a wetland area and is narrower than many other trails in the region. The route is winding, and drivers should proceed carefully, especially around blind curves....
Learn more about FS 3409

This trail consists of well-maintained gravel and follows a mostly straight path through forested areas. In places where the trail curves, the surface becomes noticeably bumpier and more corrugated. It passes by several homesteads and tends to be dusty, especially in dry weather. Local traffic is co...
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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. While generally easy to navigate, the trail may become more difficult when wet...
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Also known as the Lost Forty Trail, this route winds through a rare stand of old-growth forest in the Chippewa National Forest near Blackduck, Minnesota. The hiking trail along the route forms a one-mile loop that leads hikers through towering red and white pines, some of which are between 300 and 4...
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This trail is made up of well-maintained gravel, though it can be bumpy in spots due to corrugation, especially near the many homesteads in the area. It provides access to a lake with a boat launch and travels through forested terrain with a series of rolling hills. The combination of trees and elev...
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This trail consists of relatively well-maintained dirt that winds through forested areas and passes a few homesteads along the way. It is mostly smooth, though some sections are corrugated. The width of the trail varies, narrowing in places and then opening up again, creating a bit of variety along ...
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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, so it is essential to keep speeds low and watch for local traffic. The surface is corrugated in places,...
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This trail is mostly straight and composed of well-maintained gravel, offering an easy and pleasant ride. It passes several neatly kept homesteads, which are common in this area, and also runs alongside a small cemetery. A few smaller trails branch off from the main route, providing limited opportun...
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This trail follows the edge of the National Forest and consists mostly of wide, well-maintained gravel, though some stretches are corrugated and bumpy. It passes a few farms and homesteads and crosses through a swampy area, where extra caution is advised due to the possibility of encountering local ...
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This trail winds through a forested area with a series of gentle ascents and descents, passing by several homesteads along the way. The surface is well-maintained and mostly smooth, with only a few minor bumps to navigate. Drivers should be cautious of local traffic and deer, which are commonly seen...
Learn more about County Road 307

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 traffic along the way is essential. The route also provides access to Island Lake and Moose ...
Learn more about 31

This trail is a narrow, designated OHV route maintained by the local ASL ATV Club. It includes sandy, bumpy, and corrugated stretches and crosses a wetland area via a bridge, where turtles are often seen on or near the trail. Keep an eye out for fallen trees. A few spur trails branch off the main ro...
Learn more about 2229

This trail is long, wide, and made up of dusty but well-maintained gravel. It runs mostly straight, though there are some winding sections, particularly toward the lower portion. The southern section is popular with ATV riders as it passes through a mix of open fields, forested areas, and scattered ...
Learn more about 141

This relatively narrow trail is part of the Corridor Access Trail Route and is maintained by the ASL ATV Club. It winds through dense forest, featuring several gentle climbs and descents, and crosses wetlands and a few small bridges along the way. Western Painted turtles are sometimes spotted near t...
Learn more about 3330

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 traffic along the way is essential. The route also provides access to Island Lake and Moose ...
Learn more about 31

This trail is a narrow, designated OHV route maintained by the local ASL ATV Club. It includes sandy, bumpy, and corrugated stretches and crosses a wetland area via a bridge, where turtles are often seen on or near the trail. Keep an eye out for fallen trees. A few spur trails branch off the main ro...
Learn more about 2229

This trail is long, wide, and made up of dusty but well-maintained gravel. It runs mostly straight, though there are some winding sections, particularly toward the lower portion. The southern section is popular with ATV riders as it passes through a mix of open fields, forested areas, and scattered ...
Learn more about 141

This relatively narrow trail is part of the Corridor Access Trail Route and is maintained by the ASL ATV Club. It winds through dense forest, featuring several gentle climbs and descents, and crosses wetlands and a few small bridges along the way. Western Painted turtles are sometimes spotted near t...
Learn more about 3330