Dirt Bike Trails
Near Gilbert, Minnesota

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 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 serves as a basic connector route starting from the main parking lot area. As you begin, it takes you past the designated vehicle washing station, making it a good spot to clean off your rig before or after a run. From there, the trail continues toward the bridge that crosses over the rai...
Learn more about Parking & Wash Road

This short connector trail serves as a convenient route between Minesweeper Loop and Missabe Trail, meeting near the well-known Gumby's Rock area. It's primarily dirt-based and is suitable for most off-road vehicles regardless of skill level. While there are no major rock obstacles, challenging clim...
Learn more about M & M Connector

This trail runs along the outer edge of the park, beginning near the concrete area by the check-in office and continuing on a gravel path alongside the highway and adjacent bike trail. It's a non-technical route that serves more as a connector than a challenge, offering an easy drive that transition...
Learn more about Connector Trail

This is an easy, beginner-friendly trail ideal for stock vehicles and casual riders. The surface consists mainly of gravel and hard-packed dirt, with a few gentle elevation changes and optional small hill climbs. Nothing too technical, just enough to keep things interesting without risking body dama...
Learn more about Minesweeper Loop

This trail is a milder rock garden compared to others in the area, making it a solid choice for those looking to challenge themselves without committing to extreme terrain. The base is primarily dirt, which can become slick and reduce traction after recent rainfall, especially when paired with the s...
Learn more about Gumby's Rock

This trail features a primarily dirt base and offers an easygoing route suitable for a wide range of off-road vehicles and driver experience levels. While there are no significant obstacles along the path--no large rocks, ledges, or technical features--it's important to note that the terrain can cha...
Learn more about Midway

This trail winds through a wooded area and features several tight sections due to overgrowth, which means pinstriping is likely, especially for wider rigs. While it doesn't present any major technical obstacles, drivers should still stay alert as they navigate through narrow passages lined with brus...
Learn more about Upper Quartz Loop

This trail begins just after you cross the bridge into the off-roading area of the park. It features a natural rock and dirt surface that remains mostly flat and non-technical, making it accessible for all vehicle types, including stock rigs and beginner drivers. There are no major obstacles, making...
Learn more about Missabe

This trail is primarily dirt-based and winds through a densely wooded area, creating a narrow path with substantial overgrowth on both sides. It's a quiet and scenic route, but drivers of full-size or wider vehicles should be prepared for the likelihood of pinstriping due to tight tree-lined section...
Learn more about Lower Quartz Loop

This trail features a dirt and rock surface and is very beginner-friendly, making it a great choice for those who are new to off-roading or looking for a relaxed drive. The terrain is generally flat and easy to navigate, with no technical obstacles to worry about. As you follow the route, it leads y...
Learn more about Down and Dirty

This trail offers a fairly straightforward experience, making it a great choice for those looking for a scenic and relaxing drive. It features two small hill climbs, one slightly steeper than the other, which serve as the trail's main entrances. Neither climb is overly technical, but traction could ...
Learn more about Tooling Around Loop

This trail winds through the woods on a mostly dirt base, offering an easygoing route for those looking to enjoy the scenery without tackling major obstacles. It parallels some of the more challenging sections of the Lone Pine Rock Crawl Trail, giving you a front-row seat to watch others take on ser...
Learn more about Mall Crawl

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 winds through a quiet, wooded section and is ideal for those seeking a scenic, low-key ride. The surface is primarily dirt and generally well-maintained, making it accessible for most off-road vehicles, even those with minimal modifications. Some overgrowth is present along the route, so ...
Learn more about Quartz Mountain

This trail is a "pick your line" style route that offers drivers a variety of options depending on their rig's capabilities and comfort level. Some lines are challenging and feature massive mud holes that can swallow tires and test traction, especially after rainfall. Other routes provide simple byp...
Learn more about Iron Man

This trail offers a mix of mild and extreme experiences, making it suitable for a wide range of vehicles and skill levels. At the base of the hill, there are large boulder fields where experienced drivers with heavily modified rigs can test their skills. These rock obstacles vary in size, with some ...
Learn more about Boulder Alley

This trail forms a scenic loop that takes you through the woods and leads to the top of several steep hill climbs scattered throughout the area. While those climbs are optional offshoots, the main loop itself is fairly mild and manageable for most 4WD vehicles. The base of the trail is primarily dir...
Learn more about Upper Red Hills West

This trail is considered mild and suitable for most off-road vehicles, including those with minimal modifications. The base is primarily dirt, which makes for a generally smooth ride, though recent rainfall can lead to small mud puddles forming along the way. These puddles are usually shallow and ha...
Learn more about North Red Hills West

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 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 serves as a basic connector route starting from the main parking lot area. As you begin, it takes you past the designated vehicle washing station, making it a good spot to clean off your rig before or after a run. From there, the trail continues toward the bridge that crosses over the rai...
Learn more about Parking & Wash Road

This short connector trail serves as a convenient route between Minesweeper Loop and Missabe Trail, meeting near the well-known Gumby's Rock area. It's primarily dirt-based and is suitable for most off-road vehicles regardless of skill level. While there are no major rock obstacles, challenging clim...
Learn more about M & M Connector

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 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 serves as a basic connector route starting from the main parking lot area. As you begin, it takes you past the designated vehicle washing station, making it a good spot to clean off your rig before or after a run. From there, the trail continues toward the bridge that crosses over the rai...
Learn more about Parking & Wash Road

This short connector trail serves as a convenient route between Minesweeper Loop and Missabe Trail, meeting near the well-known Gumby's Rock area. It's primarily dirt-based and is suitable for most off-road vehicles regardless of skill level. While there are no major rock obstacles, challenging clim...
Learn more about M & M Connector