Dirt Bike Trails
Near Eagle Harbor, Michigan

The Copper Falls Mill Trail is an excellent route for intermediate offroaders seeking a scenic historical drive through the dense forests of Michigan's Keweenaw Peninsula. Following a historic railroad grade that once served the Copper Falls Stamp Mill, this two-track route begins at the west end of...
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This is a gently rolling and twisty gravel road that is perfect for taking the road less traveled. Don't let the typically dry and flat conditions fool you as the spring and late fall conditions can be very muddy. It is typical to have road closures during the spring thaw as the mud holes can swallo...
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ORV Route BI is an open segment measuring approximately 2.23 miles in length. The route has a width greater than 12 feet and features a surface composed of dirt, sand, and native material. This route is seasonally restricted to side-by-side ORVs that are 65 inches or less in width and to ATVs. These...
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One of the hardest trails in the area, the Cliffs rewards you with a beautiful overlook of the Keweenaw Peninsula. This trail is not easy to navigate in a full-size vehicle and is best for high clearance, short-wheelbase vehicles with at least one locking differential. The water crossing at the star...
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The Old Clark Mine is located roughly 2.5 miles south of Copper Harbor on the Keweenaw Peninsula in the U.P. Michigan. There are very few remnants left from the mine which closed in 1901, however, the dirt and gravel trails throughout are enjoyable since they are surrounded by thick forests. This tr...
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High Rock Bay is an iconic 4.8-mile trail designed for capable four-wheel-drive vehicles and SxSs seeking a rugged journey to the northernmost tip of Michigan's Keweenaw Peninsula. Historically used to access the Keweenaw Rocket Range site—a 1960s meteorological rocket launch facility—this route tak...
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This is an out-and-back trail that is very narrow and not recommended for full-size rigs. Overall the trail has a firm base of gravel and solid bedrock. It starts off as a well-maintained road that narrows to an unmaintained 2-track with progressively more difficult trail features. In the wet season...
Learn more about Horseshoe Harbor Road

Copper County State Forest Road is a non-DNR road under private ownership. The surface consists of dirt, sand, and native material, and the overall condition is considered fair. Since it is not a DNR road, ORV use is subject to local government laws. The road remains open under the current closure c...
Learn more about Copper County State First Route

This is a hilly out-and-back trail with a creek crossing and viewpoints of the Keweenaw Ridge. Many years ago, this used to be a bypass to taking the Mandan Road to High Rock, but it has since been blocked at the east end. There is an overgrown trail that proceeds onto the radio tower property that ...
Learn more about Union Creek

This is a short, wet, and fun trail that cuts from Horseshoe Harbor Trail over to Mandan Road. This is a mixed-use trail that Mountain Bikers use to access the Keweenaw Point Trail Phase 2 section. Comprised of over a half dozen water holes, that will vary in depth depending on recent precipitation,...
Learn more about Soggy Bottoms

This scenic 3.1-mile off-road trail on the Keweenaw Peninsula connects the Horseshoe Bay Northpoint area with the Rocket Range and High Point camping areas. Traversing dense forest, the narrow track is best suited for Jeeps, smaller SUVs, and high-clearance vehicles as extremely limited passing oppo...
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This is an easy trail that offers great vistas, camping areas, and fishing opportunities. It's a nice scenic ride along Schlatter Lake at the tip of the Keweenaw Peninsula. This is a great option for those who don't want to make the more difficult trek to High Rock Bay. The trail is pretty firm with...
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This is a short spur trail off of the Schlatter Lake Trail, leading to a small beach and campsite on the beautiful and remote Schlatter Lake (excellent swimming and fishing). This seems to be the only way to access the east side of this gem of a lake. The trail is narrow and might be a bit tight f...
Learn more about Blueberry Alley

Schlatter Lake Trail is a federally owned/ locally maintained, Level-2/ Level-3 forest road with a surface composition of dirt, sand, gravel, and native material. This route is currently open and in fair condition; it is not a DNR road (ORV use is subject to local government regulations). This rout...
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This is a spur trail off the High Rock Bay trail that takes you to a small rocket launch site on the shore of Lake Superior. This is not a popular trail, so it is narrow from overgrowth and has some awkward banked turns from ORVs. The trail is only accessible by snowmobile in the Winter.
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The Seven Hour Plane Crash Trail is a scenic, 240-mile overland route stretching from Crandon, Wisconsin to High Rock Bay in Copper Harbor, Michigan. Suitable for dual-sport motorcycles, adventure bikes, and high-clearance 4x4s, the trail traverses dense northern forests and climbs over 8,900 feet o...
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ORV Route BD, known as the ST-3 Railway portion, is an open segment measuring approximately 10.08 miles in length. The route has a maximum width of 72 inches and features a surface composed of dirt, sand, gravel, and native material. This route follows a former railway bed that has been converted in...
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ORV Route B is an open segment that measures approximately 3.24 miles in length. The route has a width greater than 12 feet and features a surface composed of dirt, sand, gravel, and native material. This route follows a former railroad bed that has been converted into an ORV trail. It connects Elec...
Learn more about Soo Line Railway bed: ST17 / ORV Route B

This is one of Michigan's ORV Routes that is open to all licensed vehicles and ORVs. It runs from Houghton to Greenland at roughly 40 miles in length, utilizing the old Copper Range Railroad grade. There are 2 trestles that have been removed, and these account for the only hills on the trail. Otherw...
Learn more about Bill Nicholls Trail (UP3)

This is a short 1-mile two-track that leads out to a secluded beach with unique polka-dotted red rocks. It is just wide enough for a full-sized rig to avoid pin striping, and there isn't anywhere to pass. The surface is rock and dirt, and there are multiple mud puddles, but they have hard bottoms a...
Learn more about Red Rock Beach Trail

This is a gently rolling and twisty gravel road that is perfect for taking the road less traveled. Don't let the typically dry and flat conditions fool you as the spring and late fall conditions can be very muddy. It is typical to have road closures during the spring thaw as the mud holes can swallo...
Learn more about Delaware Crosscut

ORV Route BI is an open segment measuring approximately 2.23 miles in length. The route has a width greater than 12 feet and features a surface composed of dirt, sand, and native material. This route is seasonally restricted to side-by-side ORVs that are 65 inches or less in width and to ATVs. These...
Learn more about ORV Route BI

One of the hardest trails in the area, the Cliffs rewards you with a beautiful overlook of the Keweenaw Peninsula. This trail is not easy to navigate in a full-size vehicle and is best for high clearance, short-wheelbase vehicles with at least one locking differential. The water crossing at the star...
Learn more about The Cliffs

The Old Clark Mine is located roughly 2.5 miles south of Copper Harbor on the Keweenaw Peninsula in the U.P. Michigan. There are very few remnants left from the mine which closed in 1901, however, the dirt and gravel trails throughout are enjoyable since they are surrounded by thick forests. This tr...
Learn more about Old Clark Mine

This is a gently rolling and twisty gravel road that is perfect for taking the road less traveled. Don't let the typically dry and flat conditions fool you as the spring and late fall conditions can be very muddy. It is typical to have road closures during the spring thaw as the mud holes can swallo...
Learn more about Delaware Crosscut

ORV Route BI is an open segment measuring approximately 2.23 miles in length. The route has a width greater than 12 feet and features a surface composed of dirt, sand, and native material. This route is seasonally restricted to side-by-side ORVs that are 65 inches or less in width and to ATVs. These...
Learn more about ORV Route BI

One of the hardest trails in the area, the Cliffs rewards you with a beautiful overlook of the Keweenaw Peninsula. This trail is not easy to navigate in a full-size vehicle and is best for high clearance, short-wheelbase vehicles with at least one locking differential. The water crossing at the star...
Learn more about The Cliffs

The Old Clark Mine is located roughly 2.5 miles south of Copper Harbor on the Keweenaw Peninsula in the U.P. Michigan. There are very few remnants left from the mine which closed in 1901, however, the dirt and gravel trails throughout are enjoyable since they are surrounded by thick forests. This tr...
Learn more about Old Clark Mine