Dirt Bike Trails
Near Cass Lake, Minnesota

This trail begins as a single-vehicle-wide gravel track that immediately enters the forest. The route winds gently through the trees, with gradual ascents and descents that make for steady progress without being overly challenging. The surface can be bumpy in places, with potholes scattered along th...
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This trail is a narrow, single-vehicle track that is generally smooth but has occasional bumps. The surface alternates between gravel and sand, and it winds steadily through forested terrain with a series of gradual ascents and descents. Along the trail, a sign warns of a low water crossing. However...
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This trail is a long and scenic route that alternates between single-vehicle and two-vehicle widths in different sections. The surface is primarily well-maintained gravel, though some stretches can be bumpy. Access begins from the paved Scenic Highway, and the trail eventually loops back to reconnec...
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This trail is accessed from Trail 3915, beginning approximately 100 feet after a gap at the corner of Trail 3901. Initially, a very overgrown ATV track runs alongside the main route. The trail itself begins as a narrow, single-vehicle path with a surface of gravel, sand, and grass. It maintains this...
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This trail runs as a narrow, single-track that alternates between gravel and sand. The surface is generally smooth with some bumps, and the route winds through a forest dominated by maple and red pine. The terrain includes gentle ascents and descents, and while it is straightforward to follow, falle...
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The surface is a mix of gravel and sand, and the track is generally only wide enough for a single vehicle. Vegetation crowds close to the edges, and drainage ditches run alongside portions of the trail. Fallen trees are not uncommon and may require clearing to continue. The route winds through a sce...
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This trail is best suited for ATVs and side-by-sides, although it can also be traversed by other vehicles. It is a single-vehicle-wide route with a surface of gravel and sand, winding through a forest dominated by pine. The terrain includes a mix of ascents and descents, and while generally manageab...
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This trail begins as a mostly straight two-track route that alternates between grassy and sandy surfaces. It is narrow in places, generally only wide enough for a single vehicle, and features a mix of gentle ascents and descents as it winds through a scenic forest. The surroundings are dominated by ...
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This trail begins at Highway 2 and crosses a set of railway tracks as it makes its way toward the private Otter Tail Peninsula Township, an area made up of scattered homesteads and houses. There are signs of families living in the area, including children, so caution is advised when driving. The roa...
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This trail is a scenic route surfaced with well-maintained gravel, although it can be wet in certain areas, depending on the conditions. It winds through stretches of forest, featuring gentle ascents and descents, making for a varied yet manageable drive. The width changes along the way, with some s...
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This trail is buttery smooth, well-maintained fine gravel that may become muddy after or during heavy rain. There are a few gentle curves, ascents, and descents under a forest canopy so thick that you can sometimes see only patches of sky. A few trails split off from the main route, and a dispersed ...
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Ketchum Road Northwest to Cass Lake on the Soo Line North follows an active railroad and US Highway 2, is 12.3 miles long, and takes about 40 minutes with an average speed of 19.3 MPH. A note to OHM riders--Cass County sections of the Soo Line North trail do not allow OHM per MN DNR information: htt...
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This trail connects 2169 to 2348 and changes in character as it progresses. On the eastern end, it begins as an open, grassy path before narrowing into dense forest where overgrowth makes for slow progress. The surface is a mix of sand and grass, with uneven stretches and bumpy sections that include...
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This trail is well-maintained and generally very smooth, though there are occasional bumps along the way. The width varies, with some stretches accommodating two vehicles and others narrowing to single-vehicle passage. The trail is quiet and secluded, with no residences along the route and very litt...
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This trail is narrow and mostly smooth, though some sections are bumpy. It winds through a forest dominated by maple trees, with a few young trees fallen across the path. There are some gentle curves, but very few side trails branch off from the main route. The trail crosses a wetland area, and sign...
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This trail serves as a connector between trail 2169 and trail 2348, with conditions that vary depending on which side you enter from. The western section near Trail 2169 is heavily overgrown, with small trees and brush encroaching onto the path, likely resulting in pinstriping for larger vehicles. T...
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This trail is very similar in character to trail 2169 and offers a straightforward drive through a forested setting. The surface is well-maintained and generally smooth, though there are occasional bumps to navigate. The width alternates between single-vehicle and two-vehicle sections, providing eno...
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The trail begins as a smooth two-track, generally wide enough for a single vehicle, with a surface of well-maintained gravel and stretches of sand. The route winds steadily through the forest with a series of gentle ascents and descents, making for an easy drive. The surrounding landscape is mostly ...
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This trail quickly transitions into a mixture of gravel and sandy surfaces. It is a narrow, single-vehicle two-track route that winds its way through dense forest, offering a secluded and often rugged drive. The path is uneven in places, with frequent bumps, potholes, and muddy patches that require ...
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This trail begins from a paved road and quickly narrows into a two-track path that is only wide enough for a single vehicle. The surface is a mix of fine gravel and sand, and while generally manageable, it can be bumpy in sections. At the start, the vegetation along the trail is overgrown but not cl...
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This trail begins as a single-vehicle-wide gravel track that immediately enters the forest. The route winds gently through the trees, with gradual ascents and descents that make for steady progress without being overly challenging. The surface can be bumpy in places, with potholes scattered along th...
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This trail is a narrow, single-vehicle track that is generally smooth but has occasional bumps. The surface alternates between gravel and sand, and it winds steadily through forested terrain with a series of gradual ascents and descents. Along the trail, a sign warns of a low water crossing. However...
Learn more about 3902

This trail is a long and scenic route that alternates between single-vehicle and two-vehicle widths in different sections. The surface is primarily well-maintained gravel, though some stretches can be bumpy. Access begins from the paved Scenic Highway, and the trail eventually loops back to reconnec...
Learn more about 2352

This trail is accessed from Trail 3915, beginning approximately 100 feet after a gap at the corner of Trail 3901. Initially, a very overgrown ATV track runs alongside the main route. The trail itself begins as a narrow, single-vehicle path with a surface of gravel, sand, and grass. It maintains this...
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This trail begins as a single-vehicle-wide gravel track that immediately enters the forest. The route winds gently through the trees, with gradual ascents and descents that make for steady progress without being overly challenging. The surface can be bumpy in places, with potholes scattered along th...
Learn more about 3917

This trail is a narrow, single-vehicle track that is generally smooth but has occasional bumps. The surface alternates between gravel and sand, and it winds steadily through forested terrain with a series of gradual ascents and descents. Along the trail, a sign warns of a low water crossing. However...
Learn more about 3902

This trail is a long and scenic route that alternates between single-vehicle and two-vehicle widths in different sections. The surface is primarily well-maintained gravel, though some stretches can be bumpy. Access begins from the paved Scenic Highway, and the trail eventually loops back to reconnec...
Learn more about 2352

This trail is accessed from Trail 3915, beginning approximately 100 feet after a gap at the corner of Trail 3901. Initially, a very overgrown ATV track runs alongside the main route. The trail itself begins as a narrow, single-vehicle path with a surface of gravel, sand, and grass. It maintains this...
Learn more about 3901