Dirt Bike Trails
Near Castorland, New York

Expect to find mudholes, deep ruts, large root systems and off camber waterholes on this trail. Probably the most technical trail on the Lewis County system thus far. A Lewis County permit is required to use this trail. Due to the this trails technical nature its easy to lose track of oncoming traff...
Learn more about Flat Rock Swamp

This route is a well-maintained seasonal road in Lewis County with a mix of gravel and stone terrain. While traveling this route, be aware of posted road signs and use caution when approaching intersections, as both vehicle and ATV traffic may be present. A Lewis County Permit is not required for th...
Learn more about Fykes Road

While traveling this seasonal road, you can expect a combination of dirt, gravel, embedded rock, shallow ruts, and numerous mud holes and areas of standing water. Conditions can become considerably wetter and muddier following rain. The route travels through mostly wooded terrain with some open wetl...
Learn more about Rodgers Crossing Road

This route follows a maintained gravel road through mostly wooded terrain with a few open areas along the way. Travelers can expect a mix of packed gravel and loose stone terrain, gentle hills, and several curves. There is a narrow bridge located along the route, so use caution and watch for oncomin...
Learn more about Carey Road

This seasonal road travels along a wide, wooded trail with a mix of maintained gravel, hard-packed dirt, loose stone, and several noticeably rocky sections. Travelers will encounter rolling hills and grades where exposed and embedded rocks create a rough, uneven surface and, at times, off-camber sec...
Learn more about Olin Road

This route is a well-maintained seasonal road in Lewis County and is a mix of gravel and stone terrain. While traveling this route, you will encounter gentle grades and curves along the way, offering plenty of open fields with windmills. A Lewis County Permit is not required to travel this route.
Learn more about Alger Road

Avoid the pavement! This route connects the Lewis County ATV/SXS trail system to the Jefferson County system and is all gravel/dirt. The trail offers many places to stop and take in the sights of the Tughill plateau. This trail is a public road and does not require a permit to ride.
Learn more about Worth Road Connector

Expect a very well-maintained seasonal road that is an ATV/SXS highway connecting the southeastern end of the Tughill region's trail system. Expect very dusty conditions if it has not recently rained. A Lewis County permit is not required to ride this seasonal road. Always stay to the right and have...
Learn more about North Road

Worth Road is a short, easy to moderate OHV connector in the Tug Hill Plateau designed for registered ATVs and compliant side-by-sides linking Worth Road and Culpepper Road within the Lewis County OHV Trail System. While not a destination trail on its own, it plays an important role in connecting la...
Learn more about Worth Road Spur

This is a county parcel with several connecting trails, making for a good day of riding. You can expect narrow, muddy, hilly trails designed for ATVs and 60-inch SxSs. Bridges and tight turns make for some fun riding. Deer are a common sighting. There are open areas for picnics, etc.
Learn more about Lewis County Area A - Blue Trail

This seasonal road winds through a mix of mature hardwood forest and open fields on a hard-packed dirt surface with some scattered loose stones and gravel. The route features long tree-canopied straightaways, rolling hills, and a bridge crossing over a small stream. The road surface is suitable for ...
Learn more about Morgan Gulf Road

Expect to see varying terrain as you creep through a mix of rocky trail and mud/dirt that traverses a mostly pine forest on the edge of O'Leary's pond. Lots of ruts and the potential for shallow water holes exist, especially after rain events. A Lewis County trail permit is required to use this trai...
Learn more about Culpepper Spur

This is a county parcel with several connecting trails, making for a good day of riding. You can expect narrow, muddy, hilly trails designed for ATVs and 60-inch SxSs. Bridges and tight turns make for some fun riding. Deer are a common sighting. There are open areas for picnics, etc. Lewis County T...
Learn more about Lewis County Area A - Green Trail

While traveling this route, you will encounter several intersections and curves along this seasonal road. The road consists of a mix of gravel and loose stone and is generally wide enough for vehicles to pass. Be aware of posted road signs and use caution when approaching intersections, as both veh...
Learn more about Tabolt Road

This Lewis County ATV Trail System play area features a maintained main trail with multiple side spur mud and play sections for riders looking for additional challenges. The route travels through a mix of wooded terrain and open hilltop meadows, providing a variety of landscapes and scenic views. Ri...
Learn more about Carpenter Road Play Area

This route follows a wide, maintained gravel seasonal road through a mostly wooded section of Lewis County. Riders can expect a firm gravel surface with several gradual hills and curves. This route connects with multiple seasonal roads and is a heavily traveled route. The road is generally smooth a...
Learn more about Carpenter Road

The northern end of the old Ogdensburg Railroad line takes you to the small town of Glenfield, New York. This scenic route takes you through the countryside alongside the Black River. Stop in for a bite at the Wicked Bad Apple Backwoods Bar & Grill by turning right on Blue Street and going about 300...
Learn more about The Monteola Corridor

Burdick’s Crossing serves as a vital connector trail bringing you into the Adirondack region of the Lewis County trail system. This route is designed to keep you off the pavement as much as possible, navigating primarily through private land via permit-only trails. Stay alert, particularly in tighte...
Learn more about Burdick's Crossing

This stretch of the old Ogdensburg Railroad line has been converted by Lewis County into one of the main arteries of the Tughill region's snowmobile and ATV traffic. Follow this trail from the Burdick's Crossing Road intersection south to one of the area's premier eateries, Boondocks Restaurant & Ba...
Learn more about The Old Railbed

This varied, multi-surface route connects the Tug Hill region to the southern Adirondacks. The trail features a mix of pavement, gravel, and occasional Lewis County-permitted side trails, offering diverse terrain and a chance to manage tire heat. Please note that this route experiences high traffic ...
Learn more about Tughill Region Connector

Expect to find mudholes, deep ruts, large root systems and off camber waterholes on this trail. Probably the most technical trail on the Lewis County system thus far. A Lewis County permit is required to use this trail. Due to the this trails technical nature its easy to lose track of oncoming traff...
Learn more about Flat Rock Swamp

This route is a well-maintained seasonal road in Lewis County with a mix of gravel and stone terrain. While traveling this route, be aware of posted road signs and use caution when approaching intersections, as both vehicle and ATV traffic may be present. A Lewis County Permit is not required for th...
Learn more about Fykes Road

While traveling this seasonal road, you can expect a combination of dirt, gravel, embedded rock, shallow ruts, and numerous mud holes and areas of standing water. Conditions can become considerably wetter and muddier following rain. The route travels through mostly wooded terrain with some open wetl...
Learn more about Rodgers Crossing Road

This route follows a maintained gravel road through mostly wooded terrain with a few open areas along the way. Travelers can expect a mix of packed gravel and loose stone terrain, gentle hills, and several curves. There is a narrow bridge located along the route, so use caution and watch for oncomin...
Learn more about Carey Road

This route is a well-maintained seasonal road in Lewis County with a mix of gravel and stone terrain. While traveling this route, be aware of posted road signs and use caution when approaching intersections, as both vehicle and ATV traffic may be present. A Lewis County Permit is not required for th...
Learn more about Fykes Road

While traveling this seasonal road, you can expect a combination of dirt, gravel, embedded rock, shallow ruts, and numerous mud holes and areas of standing water. Conditions can become considerably wetter and muddier following rain. The route travels through mostly wooded terrain with some open wetl...
Learn more about Rodgers Crossing Road

This route follows a maintained gravel road through mostly wooded terrain with a few open areas along the way. Travelers can expect a mix of packed gravel and loose stone terrain, gentle hills, and several curves. There is a narrow bridge located along the route, so use caution and watch for oncomin...
Learn more about Carey Road

This seasonal road travels along a wide, wooded trail with a mix of maintained gravel, hard-packed dirt, loose stone, and several noticeably rocky sections. Travelers will encounter rolling hills and grades where exposed and embedded rocks create a rough, uneven surface and, at times, off-camber sec...
Learn more about Olin Road