Dirt Bike Trails
Near Ashland, Maine

This is a very well-maintained trail. The trail is a mix of ATV-only and mixed-use logging trails. An ATV Maine membership is required. It can be with any club affiliated with ATV Maine. Email the Masardis ATV club to request a membership application or to report trail damage. The club strives to ke...
Learn more about Masardis Main ATV

Very short, easy woods trail that allows you to bypass Masardis Main Street. This trail is part of the Masardis trail system. It does run through private land. Please respect the property owner and drive safely. Moose are frequently sighted on this trail. Hunting is not allowed. Always watch for tra...
Learn more about Michaud Woods

Heading west from Millville on the 104, you enter this trail through Becaguimac South Branch Road. It quickly turns into a track through Crowne woodlands. It is well maintained and very easy to traverse. This will eventually lead you to a plane crash from June 12, 1958. A plaque with information as ...
Learn more about Millville Plane Crash

Drive up Route 104 near Millville, enter a logging road, and go straight at the intersection in the road. The road starts to get a little rough, then gets to a climb that is simple in a 4x4, to the lookout parking area. Once there must walk down a path to access the lookout
Learn more about Ayers Lake Lookout

To the east of Millville, take the Mill road north. After 10 km or so, take a left onto this tight but scenic track, following a stream bed past Rocky Island. The trail is a fairly simple dirt track that will bring you out North of Balancing Rock. Cell service is limited after you pass Crabbe Mounta...
Learn more about Rocky Island Row

Entering from Hickey Road in West Waterville, you will find yourself on a snowmobile trail that's mostly rocky bottom. Passing many beaver ponds, the trail is fairly well maintained save for a dam right on the trail. The water is usually about 18 inches deep but with a rock bottom. When you get to t...
Learn more about Gibson Falls Run

During the winter, this is a snowmobile track, but after April 14, it's a well-groomed backwoods trail, connecting two landmarks, Balancing Rock, and the Plane Crash. The track rolls up and down between the hills, and eventually connects to a main logging road in the East. There is limited cell serv...
Learn more about Little Owl Lake Trail

During the winter months from December to April this is a snowmobile trail, but the rest of the year it is a great way to head West towards the Balancing Rock attraction and the Plane Crash site. Taking the Mill road North, just east of Milleville, NB will get you to the beginning of this track. It ...
Learn more about Balancing Rock Winter Trail

Deep in the Crowne lands north of Milleville, taking the Mill road north towards Napadogan, this trail ends at an abandoned dam. It features many off-camber washouts, drops, and water crossings that are 24 inches or more deep, depending on what the beavers are up to.
Learn more about The Irving Dam

This shortcut promises sooner relief from the climb back up from Coac Falls. Although there are a few bridges keep in mind that they are prone to having the trail washed out on either side of them and that they are designed to be level with compacted layers of snow on either end so there can be a 2....
Learn more about Coac Shortcut

Visit the lookout above Green Hill Lake on this scenic ascent. Starting on Wiggins Mills Road you come up the backside of the mountain. This mountain trail has some steep inclines, narrow turns, and boulders jutting out of the trail along with narrowly cut deadfall. The cliff edge at the top is wort...
Learn more about Green Hill Lookout

This is a very well-maintained trail. The trail is a mix of ATV-only and mixed-use logging trails. An ATV Maine membership is required. It can be with any club affiliated with ATV Maine. Email the Masardis ATV club to request a membership application or to report trail damage. The club strives to ke...
Learn more about Masardis Main ATV

Very short, easy woods trail that allows you to bypass Masardis Main Street. This trail is part of the Masardis trail system. It does run through private land. Please respect the property owner and drive safely. Moose are frequently sighted on this trail. Hunting is not allowed. Always watch for tra...
Learn more about Michaud Woods

Heading west from Millville on the 104, you enter this trail through Becaguimac South Branch Road. It quickly turns into a track through Crowne woodlands. It is well maintained and very easy to traverse. This will eventually lead you to a plane crash from June 12, 1958. A plaque with information as ...
Learn more about Millville Plane Crash

Drive up Route 104 near Millville, enter a logging road, and go straight at the intersection in the road. The road starts to get a little rough, then gets to a climb that is simple in a 4x4, to the lookout parking area. Once there must walk down a path to access the lookout
Learn more about Ayers Lake Lookout

This is a very well-maintained trail. The trail is a mix of ATV-only and mixed-use logging trails. An ATV Maine membership is required. It can be with any club affiliated with ATV Maine. Email the Masardis ATV club to request a membership application or to report trail damage. The club strives to ke...
Learn more about Masardis Main ATV

Very short, easy woods trail that allows you to bypass Masardis Main Street. This trail is part of the Masardis trail system. It does run through private land. Please respect the property owner and drive safely. Moose are frequently sighted on this trail. Hunting is not allowed. Always watch for tra...
Learn more about Michaud Woods

Heading west from Millville on the 104, you enter this trail through Becaguimac South Branch Road. It quickly turns into a track through Crowne woodlands. It is well maintained and very easy to traverse. This will eventually lead you to a plane crash from June 12, 1958. A plaque with information as ...
Learn more about Millville Plane Crash

Drive up Route 104 near Millville, enter a logging road, and go straight at the intersection in the road. The road starts to get a little rough, then gets to a climb that is simple in a 4x4, to the lookout parking area. Once there must walk down a path to access the lookout
Learn more about Ayers Lake Lookout