Dirt Bike Trails
Near Battle Creek, Michigan

D Springs Trail (132nd Avenue) is an easy, fun off-road trail. Located near Diamond Springs Golf Course or Lincoln Road, this route is easily accessible. It has nothing technical. Most of the trail is a combination of sand and dirt and weaves through a beautiful forest with great fall foliage. Like ...
Learn more about D Springs Trail (132nd Avenue)

Winding through the heart of the Allegan State Game Area, this two-lane road offers a beautiful scenic drive. With a base of loose sand and compacted gravel, the trail provides a classic Michigan public land experience. The path is typically two vehicles wide, allowing for easy passing and group tra...
Learn more about 115th Avenue

36th Street is a sandy trail through Allegan State Game Area. This trail travels north and south through a 7,405-acre piece of state land. Along the route, you will come across various sandy washes that can be fairly deep. There are also multiple turn-offs that could be used for parking to access th...
Learn more about Allegan Sand Road-36th Street

This is a mainly single-lane dirt and sand trail with water holes and/or mud depending on weather or thaw. There are no major obstacles and plenty of areas to pass oncoming traffic. These are seasonal county roads not maintained during the winter months. This trail should be accessible by most high-...
Learn more about Allegan Forest 120th Street to 44th Street

This trail is mild and weaves in and out of trees. There are a couple of off-camber spots, especially the exit. This trail also intertwines with Rookie Run and signage can be confusing but won't lead you into anything extreme. The exits are easy to find. The one entrance/exit has a large water hole ...
Learn more about Deer Run

This Trail is for motorcycles and ATsV only. The trail runs west to east and is directional with one-way traffic. This trail maintains a width wide enough for any ATV or motorcycle. You will find sandy hills, muddy crossings, ruts, and tight turns. This trail has a few exits along the 1.25-mile rout...
Learn more about Border Trail (Part 1)

Swan Creek Trail (121st Avenue) is an easy and bouncy off-road trail for beginners. Located off 118th Avenue, this route is easily accessible. This trail is typically easy with nothing technical, just lots of ruts that will bounce you all around. Most of the trail is a combination of sand and dirt a...
Learn more about Swan Creek Trail (121st Avenue)

This mild trail weaves through the woods and intertwines with Deer Run on occasion. Signage can be a little confusing but exits are easy to find. There were a couple of small puddles but nothing too deep. This area is becoming a little overgrown but not enough to be concerned with the trail getting ...
Learn more about Rookie Run

The trail is mild but the mud holes are wild! There are MANY mud holes back in this area. Most of them can be pretty deep. There a few that will swallow up a 40 inch tire like it's a snack. Use caution when navigating these holes. The bottom of them are thick clay and it's very difficult to get your...
Learn more about Mild to Wild

Winding between dense hardwood and pine forests, open meadows, and occasional lowland marshes, the trail provides scenic variety and excellent opportunities for wildlife sightings. The route also crosses several smaller spur trails and seasonal roads like ASG Trail and Side Winder. The trail surface...
Learn more about 46th Street

Nut Check starts with an intermediate rock crawl in a washout. Then the trail branches off that washout and climbs up a hill. If someone prefers not to climb the hill, they can continue straight and finish the rock crawling washout area. There are some muddy holes (one really deep) in the wooded are...
Learn more about Nut Check

This trail begins at the Lower Level Parking Lot and is a connector trail between one of the main roads that runs through the park and the parking lots. There are very few elevation changes. There are some mud holes, some deep and some not so deep. Use caution when traversing the mud holes. The two-...
Learn more about Welcome Trail

Little Willy is a mild trail that has few elevation changes. There is also an area that tends to get washed out when it's been raining. It's not very long and is a great trail for beginners. This trail has access to the Lower Parking Lot and access to the two-track style bridge in the park.
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The entrance to this trail can be picked up from the Lower Parking Lot and runs along the picnic area. This trail is mild with a couple of spots of articulation and a couple of spots that can be muddy if it's been raining. This trail also runs under the two-track style bridge that can be found in th...
Learn more about Bare Back

Chicken Hill starts and finishes on the main haul road in the park. It is a short trail that winds through the woods, with mild hill climbs and one steep descent/climb in the loop. There are other no-name trails of similar difficulty weaving in and out of the area.
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There are many pathways (5) up this hill. It is very steep and has a loose gravel base. This trail is one-way, and that's going up. The top of all 5 climbs come together in the Peastone Pit at the top. Be sure to look for traffic from all directions at the top and bottom of the hill.
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Devil's Hole is an open scramble area that has a set trail running through it. There are many entrances and exits to the area. There are also many areas that are labeled "Drop Off". If you are not familiar with the park, use caution and get out to look at what you are about to drive.
Learn more about Devil's Hole

This is a very short trail that goes up and immediately comes back down the hill. The landing in the middle overlooks Devil's Hole and has an immediate, dangerous drop-off. The view from the landing is pretty and it's fun to watch all the craziness in Devil's Hole, but note there's only enough room ...
Learn more about Devil's Tower

This trail is a washout that runs along the main road at the top of Devil's Hole. It is a great intermediate obstacle for a new driver looking for experience as long as they have a spotter. The vehicle will need to ride the walls of the washout and there is one spot where the vehicle gets off-camber...
Learn more about Baby Nut Check

The signage for this trail was very hard to follow. Many people have just created their own route through the woods making this a tangled mess. The mud holes were deep although it was in August when we ran it. Just make sure to check them for depth before proceeding.
Learn more about Whispering Woods

D Springs Trail (132nd Avenue) is an easy, fun off-road trail. Located near Diamond Springs Golf Course or Lincoln Road, this route is easily accessible. It has nothing technical. Most of the trail is a combination of sand and dirt and weaves through a beautiful forest with great fall foliage. Like ...
Learn more about D Springs Trail (132nd Avenue)

Winding through the heart of the Allegan State Game Area, this two-lane road offers a beautiful scenic drive. With a base of loose sand and compacted gravel, the trail provides a classic Michigan public land experience. The path is typically two vehicles wide, allowing for easy passing and group tra...
Learn more about 115th Avenue

36th Street is a sandy trail through Allegan State Game Area. This trail travels north and south through a 7,405-acre piece of state land. Along the route, you will come across various sandy washes that can be fairly deep. There are also multiple turn-offs that could be used for parking to access th...
Learn more about Allegan Sand Road-36th Street

This is a mainly single-lane dirt and sand trail with water holes and/or mud depending on weather or thaw. There are no major obstacles and plenty of areas to pass oncoming traffic. These are seasonal county roads not maintained during the winter months. This trail should be accessible by most high-...
Learn more about Allegan Forest 120th Street to 44th Street

D Springs Trail (132nd Avenue) is an easy, fun off-road trail. Located near Diamond Springs Golf Course or Lincoln Road, this route is easily accessible. It has nothing technical. Most of the trail is a combination of sand and dirt and weaves through a beautiful forest with great fall foliage. Like ...
Learn more about D Springs Trail (132nd Avenue)

Winding through the heart of the Allegan State Game Area, this two-lane road offers a beautiful scenic drive. With a base of loose sand and compacted gravel, the trail provides a classic Michigan public land experience. The path is typically two vehicles wide, allowing for easy passing and group tra...
Learn more about 115th Avenue

36th Street is a sandy trail through Allegan State Game Area. This trail travels north and south through a 7,405-acre piece of state land. Along the route, you will come across various sandy washes that can be fairly deep. There are also multiple turn-offs that could be used for parking to access th...
Learn more about Allegan Sand Road-36th Street

This is a mainly single-lane dirt and sand trail with water holes and/or mud depending on weather or thaw. There are no major obstacles and plenty of areas to pass oncoming traffic. These are seasonal county roads not maintained during the winter months. This trail should be accessible by most high-...
Learn more about Allegan Forest 120th Street to 44th Street