Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Remer, Minnesota

Shovel Lake to Remer on the Soo Line North is a section of converted rail grade that is 10.4 miles long and takes about 40 minutes with an average speed of 15.1 MPH. It's a…
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Remer to Boy River on the Soo Line North is a section of converted rail grade that is 13 miles long and takes about 50 minutes with an average speed of 15.8 MPH. It's a…
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This trail follows a narrow, two-track path composed of gravel and sand. It is often dusty, although some stretches remain wet, depending on recent weather conditions. The route winds through forested terrain with steady ascents…
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The first half of this trail begins at State Highway 200 and follows a long, wide gravel road that is generally well-maintained but noticeably corrugated in places. It travels through open farmland and passes several…
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This trail begins near the town of Remer, which is notable for having a well-regarded butchery, and stretches for a considerable distance through a mix of wooded terrain. The road itself is wide and well-maintained…
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A short drive from this trail, there is a nearby town where travelers can stock up on supplies and fuel before heading out. The trail begins just off State Highway 200 as a wide, well-maintained…
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The northern side of Loon Lake Trail is quite different in character from the southern section and is generally considered a moderate route, rated around a two or three in difficulty. The surface is made…
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This trail offers a little bit of everything in terms of off-road conditions. It is narrow and generally suited for single-vehicle travel, with no regular maintenance. The surface alternates between sandy stretches and muddy sections,…
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This trail follows a mostly wide and well-maintained gravel route that winds through a landscape of mixed fields and predominantly forested areas. Along the way, a few smaller trails branch off from the main path,…
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This trail begins at a public water access point located near a paved road and immediately climbs uphill on a wide, well-maintained gravel surface. From there, it passes by a few attractive residences before descending…
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This trail is accessed from the paved County 65 and serves as a connector to the Goose Lake trail. At the start, it passes a small town hall before continuing as a well-maintained gravel road.…
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This trail follows a winding path through a mixed landscape and appears to be only partially maintained. In several sections, the surface is uneven and shows signs of water damage, with potholes and erosion present…
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This trail begins as a narrow two-track made up of gravel and sand, with some sections holding water depending on recent conditions. It winds through forested terrain, featuring a mix of ascents and descents, providing…
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This trail quickly shifts into a rougher, unmaintained route. It is primarily gravel but includes stretches of sand and mud as it winds through dense forest. The trail alternates between narrow single-vehicle sections and slightly…
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From the south, this trail begins at a large, open parking area with a boat launch located beside a lake bordered by reeds and grass. Prominent signage in the area makes it clear that camping…
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This trail begins off Highway 4 and follows a wide, well-maintained gravel surface. It is generally dusty and winds its way through a mix of open fields and forested stretches. Along the way, the trail…
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This trail begins as a wide, well-maintained gravel road that travels past a small lake, an open field, and patches of forest. It's an easy and scenic start, but after a noticeable change in the…
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This trail is accessed from a paved road and begins as a narrow two-track composed of gravel and sand. It is often very bumpy, corrugated, and dusty in dry weather, but can also hold water…
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Plantation Loop, which is part of the Moose River Trail system, is 6 miles long and takes about 30 minutes at an average of 12 MPH. Time and distance are only from the Draper Tower…
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This trail is fairly wide and in decent condition, though the surface is sandy and can get quite dusty. It winds through forested terrain and includes some uneven stretches that could become difficult to navigate…
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This trail follows a two-track path that is generally suited for single-vehicle use. The route is well-maintained but has a ditch running along one side, so drivers should use caution when passing through narrower sections.…
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This trail begins at a junction with the main paved road and leads directly to a developed campsite, called Mable Lake. The campsite is located near a lake and offers basic amenities, including hand-pumped water…
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Wren Lake Loop which is part of the Moose River Trail system, is 10.8 miles long and takes about 1 hour and 15 minutes at an average of 9.45 MPH. Time and distance are only…
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This trail is long and wide, beginning and ending at County 63, which is a paved road. It is a well-maintained two-vehicle route that offers a leisurely drive through a mix of forested areas and…
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This trail follows a well-maintained gravel road that weaves through a mix of open fields and forested areas. In some stretches, it runs straight and level, while in others it curves gently through denser woodland.…
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Cedar Lake Loop which is part of the Moose River Trail system, is 10.2 miles long and takes just over an hour at an average of 8.6 MPH. Time and distance are only for the…
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This trail begins at a paved road and transitions into a wide, well-maintained gravel surface that travels through a mix of open fields, forested areas, and residential properties. Early on, it offers a smooth and…
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Swatara to Shovel Lake on the Soo Line North is a section of converted rail grade that is 5.9 miles long and takes about 20 minutes with an average speed of 16.4 MPH. It's a…
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This trail stands out in the region for both its natural beauty and its geographical importance, as it marks the point where the Leech Lake River flows into the Mississippi River. The trail is composed…
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Pikus Forest Road / County Road 58 is mapped from the Moose River Connector Trail at the Aitkin / Cass County line to Cass County Road 58 near Egg Lake where the trail leaves the…
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