Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Littlefork, Minnesota

This scenic trail is a single-vehicle-width gravel road that is smooth and generally well-maintained throughout. It begins in an active logging area, where drivers should remain alert for trucks and equipment. The trail features a…
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This scenic trail follows a single-vehicle-width gravel surface that is generally smooth and well-maintained, though there are some potholes in places. It winds through a forested landscape with gentle elevation changes, offering a quiet and…
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This scenic trail is a single-vehicle-width gravel route that is generally well-maintained. It winds through forested terrain with a series of gentle ascents and descents. At the beginning of the trail, there is a fenced…
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This trail is notably long and begins as a wide, level route designated for long-haul truck use. It winds through forested areas with relatively minimal elevation change, making for a straightforward drive in terms of…
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This scenic trail is a single-vehicle-width gravel route that is generally well-maintained and winds through a forested landscape with gentle elevation changes. The surrounding forest is relatively young and visually appealing, and several smaller trails…
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This mostly scenic trail is accessed from Haney Road and begins as a wide, smooth gravel route that gradually climbs into the forest. As the elevation increases, the trail narrows to a two-track configuration but…
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This trail begins at a paved road (eastern side) and immediately crosses a set of railway tracks before continuing as a wide, well-maintained gravel route. It winds through forested terrain and passes several side trails…
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This trail begins on a well-maintained single-lane gravel surface. There are a few wider sections that allow for easier passing, but the majority of the trail remains narrow. It winds through a forested area with…
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This mostly scenic trail is a narrow two-track route that is quite overgrown in places, with vegetation often encroaching on the trail. The route passes through wetlands, where several large puddles cross the trail. Although…
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This mostly scenic trail is composed of rough gravel and exposed rock, with several large potholes throughout. It clearly serves as a logging route and winds through forested terrain with a series of climbs and…
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This mostly scenic trail consists of a mix of gravel and exposed rock, with occasional large potholes that may require careful navigation. It runs alongside marshland and boggy terrain for much of its length, so…
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This western part of the trail begins at the railway crossing on Johnson Farm Road and continues through to the paved Highway 53. It is a scenic route consisting of well-maintained gravel that is wide…
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This trail is a wide and well-maintained gravel that winds through a forested landscape with a mix of gentle ascents and descents. Along the route, there are signs of industrial use, including a salt storage…
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This scenic trail is accessed from Sheep Ranch Road and follows a well-maintained gravel surface that is generally wide enough for two vehicles. It winds through forested terrain and offers a peaceful drive, although it…
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This scenic trail follows a well-maintained gravel surface that includes a few gentle ascents and fewer descents. It crosses a river via a wooden bridge and continues uphill toward the end of the route. While…
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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…
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This trail follows a wide, maintained gravel road that winds through forested terrain with steep ascents, descents, and several sharp curves that require careful driving. Notably, there are a few residences at the beginning of…
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This scenic trail is accessed from Fawn Creek Road, narrowing at the split. From there, the surface becomes bumpier and more uneven, with rocky sections and a series of steep ascents, descents, and tight curves.…
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This scenic trail gradually climbs a hill, becoming more visually appealing the farther you travel. The forest along the route features a diverse mix of tree species, many of which begin to show fall colors…
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This trail is narrow, winding, and bumpy, with little to no maintenance in most areas. It passes through scenic forest and can be muddy in places, especially after rain. The route eventually leads toward the…
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This trail winds through forested terrain and passes through habitat that supports Western Painted Turtles. The main route is mostly smooth, with a few bumpy sections, and provides a pleasant driving experience. Several smaller trails…
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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 primarily wide, straight, and surfaced with well-maintained gravel, though it does include a few winding sections and gentle changes in elevation. Some areas are corrugated from frequent local traffic. Numerous offshoot trails…
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This trail is mostly wide and straight with a well-maintained gravel surface, though it does include a few gentle curves as it heads toward a nearby campsite. There are some mild ascents and descents along…
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This trail is narrow and unmaintained at the start, with active logging operations visible along the route. It eventually leads to State Wild Trust Land, where the trail becomes wider and more consistently maintained. The…
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Although posted as "Minimally Maintained", this trail was in excellent condition as of June 2025, with a smooth, sandy surface that makes for an easy drive. It winds through forested terrain, featuring several curves and…
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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, well-maintained gravel route that winds through the forest with frequent ascents and descents. Numerous smaller trails branch off along the way, offering opportunities to explore further. The surface shows signs…
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This trail is narrow and unmaintained, with sections of red soil and an abundance of wildflowers during June. It winds through the landscape with a bumpy surface and, as of June 2025, was obstructed by…
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This winding trail follows the shoreline of a lake and passes numerous lake houses and lodges along the way. The surface is well-maintained gravel with some gentle climbs and descents throughout. As this is a…
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