Dirt Bike Trails
Near Crystal Mountain, Michigan

Red Pine Alley Trail is a beautiful bidirectional off-road trail located within the Traverse City Forest Management Unit just southwest of Copemish. From the west end, the trail starts in a really grassy section. This route outlines a gorgeous square of Red Pine Trees that tower above. The track is ...
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Healy-Henry North Trail is a seasonal bidirectional trail located just southwest of the town of Copemish within the Traverse City Forest Management Unit. Starting on the northwest end at Healy Lake Road, you'll begin on a sandy, gravelly dirt two-track. As you navigate down the trail, you'll be gree...
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Healy-Henry South Trail is a seasonal bidirectional trail within the Traverse City Forest Management Unit just southwest of the town of Copemish. Starting on the northeast end at Henry Road/Glovers Lake Road, you'll begin in a dense portion of the forest lined with Red Pines and Northern Hardwood Tr...
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TR Trail is a seasonal bidirectional trail within the Traverse City Forest Management Unit. Located just southwest of Copemish, this trail is easily accessible. Starting on the east end, you'll begin in a beautiful section of towering Red Pine Trees on a soft, sandy surface. As you weave down the tr...
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East Bear Creek Trail is a seasonal out-and-back trail within the Traverse City Forest Management Unit. Located just southwest of the town of Copemish, this trail is easily accessible. Starting, you'll begin on a grassy/sandy two-track in a clearing of the forest. As you navigate down the trail, you...
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West Bear Creek Trail is a seasonal trail within the Traverse City Forest Management Unit. Located just southwest of the town of Copemish, this trail is easily accessible. Starting from the east side, you'll begin on a grassy/sandy two-track off Leffew Road. As you navigate down the trail, you'll be...
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Deer-Plagany Connector Trail is an incredible bidirectional trail within the Traverse City Management Unit. Located between Plagany-Deer Trail and 3rd Creek Trail, this trail is easily accessible along your epic journey. Most of this connector trail is a combination of dirt and sand. Starting out, y...
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3CT Trail is a bidirectional off-road trail within the Traverse City Forest Management Unit. This trail is located between 3rd Creek Trail and Thompsonville Road, which makes it easily accessible. This trail starts out in an overgrowth section of the forest with tons of leaves along the surface of t...
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3rd Creek Trail is unlike most trails in Michigan. This is a 3.7-mile (WOAH) bidirectional trail within the Traverse City Forest Management Unit. Located between Plagany Road and Thompsonville Road, this trail is easily accessible whether you are at the beginning or nearing the end of your journey. ...
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2nd Creek Trail is an out-and-back trail within the Traverse City Forest Management Unit. Located off Thompsonville Road, this trail is easily accessible. Most of the trail is a combination of dirt and sand with some gravel sections and overgrowth mixed in here and there. Starting out, the trail is ...
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South Deer Trail is a bidirectional trail within the Traverse City Forest Management Unit. Located between 3rd Creek Trail and Plagany Trail, this trail is easily accessible. You can combine this trail with some of the others in the area to make for a fun adventure. Most of the trail is a combinatio...
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Old Forest Trail is a typical Michigan two-track bidirectional trail within the Traverse City Forest Management Unit. Located between Pine Canopy Trail and Hendrickson Trail, this trail is easily accessible. Most of the trail surface consists of dirt and sand, with the second half of the trail being...
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Lumley-Glovers Trail is a classic Michigan two-track off-road bidirectional trail within the Traverse City Forest Management Unit. Located between Lumley Trail and 604, this trail is easily accessible. This trail surface consists mostly of dirt and sand and does get pretty tight throughout. You'll a...
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Hendrickson Trail is a scenic bidirectional trail within the Traverse City Forest Management Unit. Located between Plagany Road and Old Forest Trail, this trail is easily accessible. Most of the trail surface consists of dirt and sand. Starting out, you'll begin with the most overgrown part of the w...
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Pine Canopy Trail is a breathtaking bidirectional trail within the Traverse City Forest Management Unit. Located between Plagany Road and 3rd Creek Trail, this trail is easily accessible. This area has such a large number of trails throughout that you could quickly create a day's worth of journeys. ...
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Big 4-Norconk-Swanson Connector Trail is a quick bidirectional trail within the Traverse City Forest Management Unit. Located between Big 4-Norconk Trail and Swanson Trail, this trail is easily accessible. Starting out, you'll begin on a mostly dirt Michigan two-track off-road trail. This is such a ...
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Plagany-Cedar Trail is a seasonal trail within the Traverse City Forest Management Unit. Located off 13 Mile Road on the south end or Plagany Road on the north end, this trail is easily accessible. Starting from the northern end, you'll begin on a dirt/gravel track within the elegant forest. 0.4 mil...
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Big 4-Norconk Connector Trail is a muddy, muddy mess of a bidirectional trail within the Traverse City Forest Management Unit. Located between Big 4-Norconk Trail on both sides, this trail is easily accessible. Starting out, you'll begin on a grassy/sandy two-track in a clearing of the forest. As yo...
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Iron Horse Trail is a seasonal out-and-back trail within the Traverse City Forest Management Unit. Located off 13 Mile Road, this trail is easily accessible. Starting, you'll begin on a sandy/dirt/gravel two-track. As you navigate down the trail, you'll enter a thicker section of the forest that nar...
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Cedar Road Loop Trail is a seasonal loop trail within the Traverse City Forest Management Unit. Located just off 13 Mile Road, this trail is easily accessible. Starting from the southern end, you'll begin on a very grassy/sandy overgrown two-track. As you continue down the trail, it opens up a lot w...
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Red Pine Alley Trail is a beautiful bidirectional off-road trail located within the Traverse City Forest Management Unit just southwest of Copemish. From the west end, the trail starts in a really grassy section. This route outlines a gorgeous square of Red Pine Trees that tower above. The track is ...
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Healy-Henry North Trail is a seasonal bidirectional trail located just southwest of the town of Copemish within the Traverse City Forest Management Unit. Starting on the northwest end at Healy Lake Road, you'll begin on a sandy, gravelly dirt two-track. As you navigate down the trail, you'll be gree...
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Healy-Henry South Trail is a seasonal bidirectional trail within the Traverse City Forest Management Unit just southwest of the town of Copemish. Starting on the northeast end at Henry Road/Glovers Lake Road, you'll begin in a dense portion of the forest lined with Red Pines and Northern Hardwood Tr...
Learn more about Healy-Henry South Trail

TR Trail is a seasonal bidirectional trail within the Traverse City Forest Management Unit. Located just southwest of Copemish, this trail is easily accessible. Starting on the east end, you'll begin in a beautiful section of towering Red Pine Trees on a soft, sandy surface. As you weave down the tr...
Learn more about TR Trail

Red Pine Alley Trail is a beautiful bidirectional off-road trail located within the Traverse City Forest Management Unit just southwest of Copemish. From the west end, the trail starts in a really grassy section. This route outlines a gorgeous square of Red Pine Trees that tower above. The track is ...
Learn more about Red Pine Alley Trail

Healy-Henry North Trail is a seasonal bidirectional trail located just southwest of the town of Copemish within the Traverse City Forest Management Unit. Starting on the northwest end at Healy Lake Road, you'll begin on a sandy, gravelly dirt two-track. As you navigate down the trail, you'll be gree...
Learn more about Healy-Henry North Trail

Healy-Henry South Trail is a seasonal bidirectional trail within the Traverse City Forest Management Unit just southwest of the town of Copemish. Starting on the northeast end at Henry Road/Glovers Lake Road, you'll begin in a dense portion of the forest lined with Red Pines and Northern Hardwood Tr...
Learn more about Healy-Henry South Trail

TR Trail is a seasonal bidirectional trail within the Traverse City Forest Management Unit. Located just southwest of Copemish, this trail is easily accessible. Starting on the east end, you'll begin in a beautiful section of towering Red Pine Trees on a soft, sandy surface. As you weave down the tr...
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