Dirt Bike Trails
Near Chisholm, Minnesota

This trail leads to Deep Water Lake, a trout lake where fishing is only permitted during the designated season. Access appears to be intentionally restricted during the off-season, with large boulders placed to block the trail entrance, but cleared in June. The route begins as an unmaintained gravel...
Learn more about Deep Water Lake

This trail provides access to a section of the Dark River South Trail and intersects with the Taconite ATV and side-by-side trail. From the outset, the route is narrow and increasingly overgrown as it winds its way into the forest, despite the presence of two residences along its length. The trail s...
Learn more about Dark River South

Goodell Road begins as a straight, smooth trail with a well-maintained surface of gravel and sand. It winds through fields and forests, passing a few homesteads. The trail starts off paved Highway 25. For the first stretch, it offers easy driving conditions, but after crossing Road 73, the character...
Learn more about Goodell Road

This is a dirt trail with tons of rocks. Most of the trail is open to all uses, but the stretch from Eveleth and Virginia to the main trail is only open to ATVs and OHM. It has a great overlook. Great way to get from Virginia to the OHV park. If on an ATV or OHM, the bridge over the query has some a...
Learn more about Core Trail

Approaching the trail from Hulum Road, the route quickly reveals its more challenging character. It is narrow, twisting, and features rocky, off-camber sections, with occasional steep climbs and muddy patches that can become slick after rain. Vegetation grows tightly along the sides, and drivers of ...
Learn more about Old Angora Road

This trail is located within the newly developed expansion area of the park and offers a smooth, easy ride suitable for all vehicle types. The surface is primarily gravel, providing solid traction and a straightforward path with no technical challenges or obstacles. It's ideal for beginners, stock v...
Learn more about North Roll

This trail functions as a critical connector for non-highway legal off-road vehicles, acting like a frontage road that allows access to fuel without ever needing to drive on pavement. Designed with convenience in mind, it gives riders a legal and safe way to reach the gas station in town without ris...
Learn more about Gas Station

This trail presents a mild to moderate challenge and is suitable for most four-wheel-drive vehicles with a bit of ground clearance. Along the route, you'll encounter a few off-camber sections that can cause your vehicle to lean toward nearby trees, so careful line choice is important to avoid scrapi...
Learn more about Guard Rail Gulley

This route is a well-maintained gravel road that serves as a convenient and accessible connector for both highway-legal and non-highway-legal off-road vehicles. It provides a crucial access point to the Iron Range OHV trail system without requiring travel on paved highways, making it especially usef...
Learn more about Genoa Trail

This trail serves as a scenic loop that connects you to multiple trail entrances within the area, making it a convenient option for planning your next run or regrouping with your crew. The surface is a mix of dirt and rock, and while the route is considered easy, it can develop mud puddles after rai...
Learn more about Figure 8 Connector

This trail runs parallel to Trail 47 and serves as a simple, easygoing route for riders of all experience levels. The surface is primarily dirt with occasional small rocks, but it remains smooth and non-technical throughout its length. There are no major obstacles, making it ideal for stock vehicles...
Learn more about Throttle Therapy

This trail runs through a section of reclaimed mining land and features a surface made up mostly of compact dirt and loose rock. The terrain is relatively flat and smooth, with no major obstacles or technical sections to navigate. It's an easy, low-stress route that's suitable for all types of off-r...
Learn more about Mild West

This trail features a primarily dirt base with scattered rocks along the way, offering a smooth but slightly varied ride through a wooded section of the park. As you wind your way through the trees, the trail provides a scenic and shaded route with just enough terrain change to keep things interesti...
Learn more about Camper Trail

This section of the trail functions somewhat like a play area, offering multiple lines and route options over a large central rock pile. It's a great spot for drivers looking to test their rig's articulation and traction, as the natural terrain provides a variety of technical challenges. Some sectio...
Learn more about Crater Crawl

This trail serves as a convenient and easy connector between Clean Cut, Mild West, and Stonehenge, making it a practical route for navigating through this section of the trail system. The surface is primarily dirt, offering a smooth and manageable ride with minimal technical difficulty. After recent...
Learn more about To Stonehenge Connector

This trail features a dirt and rock base, typical of the reclaimed terrain found throughout the region. It's a straightforward and easygoing route, designed for all skill levels and suitable for a wide range of off-road vehicles, including stock rigs. There are no significant obstacles, steep climbs...
Learn more about Clean Cut

This trail offers a mild and approachable ride that's suitable for almost any off-road vehicle, including stock rigs and beginner drivers. The terrain consists of a dirt and rock base with a few gradual inclines, but no major obstacles or technical challenges to worry about. It's a scenic route that...
Learn more about The View Overlook

This trail runs parallel to both Guardrail Gulley and Throttle Therapy. It features a narrow paths that requires drivers to stay focused, as there's limited room for error in certain stretches. Several mud holes can be found along the trail; while they appear to have a solid bottom, they can still c...
Learn more about 47

This trail begins at the Ely Lake Overlook, a scenic spot that also features a small picnic area--perfect for taking a break, enjoying lunch, or just soaking in the view before or after your ride. From there, the trail winds gently through a dense tree area, offering a peaceful and shaded route surr...
Learn more about Nartz Road

This trail offers a solid mix of terrain and is a great option for drivers looking to experience a variety of features in one route. Scattered mud holes appear along the way, especially after recent rain, and can vary in depth, adding some unpredictability to the ride. Several steep hill climbs are ...
Learn more about Ely Lake

This trail leads to Deep Water Lake, a trout lake where fishing is only permitted during the designated season. Access appears to be intentionally restricted during the off-season, with large boulders placed to block the trail entrance, but cleared in June. The route begins as an unmaintained gravel...
Learn more about Deep Water Lake

This trail provides access to a section of the Dark River South Trail and intersects with the Taconite ATV and side-by-side trail. From the outset, the route is narrow and increasingly overgrown as it winds its way into the forest, despite the presence of two residences along its length. The trail s...
Learn more about Dark River South

Goodell Road begins as a straight, smooth trail with a well-maintained surface of gravel and sand. It winds through fields and forests, passing a few homesteads. The trail starts off paved Highway 25. For the first stretch, it offers easy driving conditions, but after crossing Road 73, the character...
Learn more about Goodell Road

This is a dirt trail with tons of rocks. Most of the trail is open to all uses, but the stretch from Eveleth and Virginia to the main trail is only open to ATVs and OHM. It has a great overlook. Great way to get from Virginia to the OHV park. If on an ATV or OHM, the bridge over the query has some a...
Learn more about Core Trail

This trail leads to Deep Water Lake, a trout lake where fishing is only permitted during the designated season. Access appears to be intentionally restricted during the off-season, with large boulders placed to block the trail entrance, but cleared in June. The route begins as an unmaintained gravel...
Learn more about Deep Water Lake

This trail provides access to a section of the Dark River South Trail and intersects with the Taconite ATV and side-by-side trail. From the outset, the route is narrow and increasingly overgrown as it winds its way into the forest, despite the presence of two residences along its length. The trail s...
Learn more about Dark River South

Goodell Road begins as a straight, smooth trail with a well-maintained surface of gravel and sand. It winds through fields and forests, passing a few homesteads. The trail starts off paved Highway 25. For the first stretch, it offers easy driving conditions, but after crossing Road 73, the character...
Learn more about Goodell Road

This is a dirt trail with tons of rocks. Most of the trail is open to all uses, but the stretch from Eveleth and Virginia to the main trail is only open to ATVs and OHM. It has a great overlook. Great way to get from Virginia to the OHV park. If on an ATV or OHM, the bridge over the query has some a...
Learn more about Core Trail