Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Rogers City, Michigan

This fun out-and-back trail through the Atlanta Forest Mgmt Unit starts as an old logging road that transforms into a bumpy dirt two-track. This seldom traveled trail is rocky in spots with its share of…
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This is a beautiful windy gravel/sandy forest road with some small elevation changes. This road maintains two vehicles wide from beginning to end. You will find many small in-and-out offshoot trails from forestry work. Many…
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Sorgenfrei Highway is a windy, sandy/gravel dirt road wide enough for two vehicles. There are many intersecting trails to explore. The north end of the trail stops at M68, which will lead you to Ocqueoc…
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Richard Lake is a wide sandy road with beautiful foliage and mature trees. The trail becomes very narrow at the sharp turn and becomes a winding two-track that curves through the woods. The trail is…
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The West end of this trail begins on a maintained two-lane gravel road. The road then splits and the track northeast becomes a beautiful sandy two-track trail with rolling hills, mature trees, and beautiful foliage.…
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A single-lane, straight trail through the Atlanta Forest Management Unit that crosses several other trails, giving you plenty of options to plan your day off-roading. This trail passes through some old logging sites as well…
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This is a wooded single lane with a surface that varies from dirt to rock and even a little sand. There are some minor elevation changes and curves that make it very enjoyable. The trail…
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Lookout Road starts as a gravel road and then turns into a single-lane trail that is part of a network of trails in the area. The trail is adequately wide, except for a tight section…
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Tober Highway is a single-lane trail that is part of a network of trails in the woods of Northern Michigan. The surface varies from dirt to rock to gravel along the way, making it interesting.…
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This is a trail only if you use the term loosely! It starts off as a dirt two-track and degrades into a passage through the trees with no trail surface at all. If you are…
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Ray Highway starts as a sandy single-lane trail in a recently logged area of the forest. There is plenty of new growth foliage and wildlife along this section that makes this part of the trail…
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This trail is a connector between Ray Highway and Trail 646. The trail is a grass and dirt single-lane through the forest. It is quite tight most of the way, so if pinstripes are a…
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South of M68 the trail is single-track and unmaintained. Sandy base with a few spots that have the potential for large puddles if it's been raining. The foliage and trees are typical to Michigan but…
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Logging Lane is a longer trail that connects several other trails in the area. It starts in a logging area as a single lane dirt and gravel trail with a few water holes depending on…
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Friedrick Road is a short dirt one-lane trail that connects trails 646 and Jack Pine in the Atlanta Forest. The trail is plenty wide, but there are limited spots to pull over for oncoming traffic,…
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This is a sandy dirt two-track that winds its way through the Atlanta forest area. It connects two other trails that are part of a network of trails in the area. There is loose sand…
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This is a relaxing drive through the woods, with a single-lane and two-track. The surface is a mix of dirt and sand, with a short section of loose sand and a rocky hill thrown in…
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An enjoyable ride through the MI woods is to be had on this tight two track trail. If you're afraid of a few minor pin stripes, then this trail is not for you. This trail…
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Badger Trail is a grass and dirt single-lane track through the woods of Northern Michigan. It is tight in areas as it is very lightly traveled. There are minor elevation changes along the way. The…
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This entertaining ride is a single lane two-track that has varied surfaces as you make your way along. You'll encounter dirt, sand, gravel and even some rocky areas. There are some tight spots along the…
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LP-9 to 628 is a designated off-road vehicle (ORV) trail that is open to all types and sizes of vehicles, from large 4x4s to dirt bikes. The trail is primarily composed of dirt and sand,…
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Elk Road is a road that's open to all vehicle types and sizes, from large 4x4s to dirt bikes. It's made up of mostly gravel and is surrounded by mostly clearings from logging, which provides…
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LP 496 is a designated off-road vehicle (ORV) trail suitable for various vehicles, including large 4x4s to dirt bikes. The trail primarily features sand, with some hard-packed sections, interspersed with dense forests. It includes numerous…
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LP-4 is an off-road vehicle trail that can accommodate a wide range of vehicles, from large 4x4s to dirt bikes. The trail features a mix of sugar sand and hard pack terrain, interspersed with dense…
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The LP 9 to Elk Road Trail is a designated off-road vehicle (ORV) trail that is legal for vehicles of all types and sizes, ranging from large 4x4s to dirt bikes. The trail is predominantly…
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Mixed Bag is a non-designated off-road vehicle (ORV) trail that is open to all types and sizes of vehicles, from large 4x4s to dirt bikes. The trail offers a diverse range of terrain, including sand,…
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Hayner is a non-designated off-road vehicle (ORV) trail that is legal for vehicles of all types and sizes, ranging from large 4x4s to dirt bikes. The trail comprises various terrains, including sand, gravel, dirt, and…
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LP 9 to Sinkholes is a mix of a designated ORV trail and a gravel road. It's legal for any vehicle size and type, from large 4x4s to dirt bikes. The designated ORV portion is…
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Anderson is a non-designated off-road vehicle (ORV) trail that is open to all types and sizes of vehicles, including large 4x4s and dirt bikes. The trail is primarily made up of hardpack dirt and is…
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Spring Lake Spur is a non-designated off-road vehicle (ORV) trail that is open to all vehicle types and sizes, ranging from large 4x4s to dirt bikes. The trail is composed of grass and dirt and…
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