Dirt Bike Trails
Near Herbster, Wisconsin

Trail 8 is another one of those trails where riders can choose their own difficulty level. The main line keeps things approachable with the familiar mix of rocks, roots, and tight singletrack found throughout the system. In a few sections, harder optional lines split off and add some fun technical r...
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Trail 6 is a short but technical trail featuring several challenging obstacles. The trail begins with a rocky section before climbing a steep chute filled with loose rock, embedded boulders, and a rock face near the top. Farther along, riders encounter another technical section that climbs onto a la...
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At just under 3 miles, Trail 7 is the longest trail in the Alger Grade system. There are many boulder features throughout, with steep ledges and step-ups. Some of them can be avoided, but most are part of the main line. You can expect plenty of off-camber sections with roots and smaller loose rocks,...
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Trail 5 is rugged and has all of the rocks and roots that are characteristic of the Alger Grade system. There are a number of splits in the trail that allow riders to choose the easier or harder features. Some of the optional hard features on this trail are genuinely dangerous, with one of them bein...
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Trail 4 can best be described as a "breather trail." It's relatively flat, smooth, loamy, and about as flowy as it gets at Alger Grade. There are a couple of sections that have tight trees, but there are no serious technical obstacles to cross. Use this trail to cool down after trail 3 and to prepar...
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Trail 3 is a "pick your own adventure" type trail with technical sections that have bypasses going around them. The mandatory lines have similar rocks, roots, and steep inclines as the rest of the system. The optional hard lines have rock ledges to go up and down with varying degrees of sketchiness,...
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Trail 9 winds through some of Alger Grade’s flatter ground, making it a solid intermediate trail without any major technical sections. Riders should expect the usual mix of tight trees, roots, and scattered rocks that define the system, but the trail stays fairly manageable overall. There is one sho...
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Trail 10 is best considered easy to intermediate. The terrain is relatively flat and does not include any major technical features, steep climbs, or difficult rock sections. However, riders should still expect the usual Alger Grade mix of roots, rocks, and tight trees, which makes it more involved t...
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Trail 1 begins smooth and loamy as it winds through the pine trees before the rocks and roots increase in number. There are no especially technical obstacles, but the rock/roots serve as a good primer for what to expect in the rest of the system. All of the trails at Alger Grade are tight and narrow...
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Trail 2 is one of the most technical trails in the Alger Grade system. It begins fairly smoothly before the rocks and roots increase in number, and the inclines get steeper. The fun begins once you reach the main granite ridge line. The trail takes you across the ridge before descending down into a ...
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Trail 11 is a moderately technical single-track trail with the classic Alger Grade mix of tight woods, roots, embedded rocks, and a narrow trail. It is not especially steep and does not have any major technical features, but the rocky sections are enough to keep riders engaged. This is a good trail ...
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Trail 12 is a rocky, rutted single-track trail that winds through the tight north woods of Alger Grade. There are no major technical features or standout obstacles, but the terrain is rugged, uneven, and classic Alger Grade throughout. If riding the trails in numbered order, Trail 12 is the final tr...
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Parliament is the main access trail for the M25 loop and the trail system as a whole. It takes you from the gravel pit staging area to where the M25 loop splits left and right on top of a large flat rock. Parliament is not technical, but it can be a little rugged in some spots. Expect some rocks, up...
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Lizzy is the first section in the M25 outer loop of London OHM. It begins fairly tame with just a few simpler rock gardens/creek crossings, but gets a little more challenging as you go. Beware of the cliff exposure towards the start of the trail. One section contains a larger boulder garden, but it'...
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Trafalgar Square is an intermediate-level trail with many advanced-level obstacles that have go-arounds. Expect lots of rock ledges, steep grades, off-camber sections, rock gardens, and tight single track. This is a good trail for riders to test their trials/hard enduro skills before hitting some of...
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Elephant & Castle is a very technical and rugged trail that traverses across multiple large boulder gardens, extremely steep grades, large rock ledges, and log crossings. It is defended at either end by extremely steep hills as gatekeeper obstacles. It is recommended that riders attempt this with at...
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Piccadilly Circus South is slightly more technical than Piccadilly Circus North thanks to several unavoidable rock ledges and steep hill climbs. A few of the larger obstacles offer challenging lines with optional go-arounds. Expect plenty of rocks, exposed roots, tight single track, and steep grades...
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Piccadilly North is mostly standard single track with several technical features mixed in. Riders can expect the same roots and rocks found throughout the rest of the trail system, along with a few technical rock step-ups that all have go-arounds. This is a good progression trail for riders graduati...
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Valhalla Bound is very likely the most difficult public dirt bike trail in Minnesota. If you’ve ever watched Red Bull Romaniacs and thought, “That looks fun!” then this trail might be for you. High-level hard enduro skills, some buddies, a desire for Type III fun, and good health insurance are highl...
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Big Ben is the second section of the outer loop of London OHM. It's a mix of flowy and slightly technical sections through tight and open woodland. The technical sections are just spots with medium-sized roots and rocks, plus a few shallow water crossings with mud. There are a handful of hill climbs...
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This two-track trail is accessed from Kane Lake Road and remains relatively undamaged throughout its length. It winds through a mixed forest of pine and birch, offering a peaceful setting with a variety of wildflowers typically in bloom during July. The trail is mildly bumpy with gentle curves, asce...
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This two-track gravel trail winds through a mixed forest of pine and birch, offering a quiet route with a blend of natural beauty and rugged terrain. While the trail is mostly smooth, there are occasional rocky patches and potholes, and it appears to be infrequently maintained. Along the way, severa...
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This is a narrow, two-track trail that is entirely unmaintained and presents a mix of muddy, rocky, and heavily rutted sections. The route winds through dense forest and is often overgrown, with vegetation encroaching on the trail; pinstriping is inevitable. Large potholes and bumpy stretches make f...
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This trail begins off Highway 2, with the initial stretch consisting of a paved road. After the first few miles, the surface changes to poorly maintained gravel marked by frequent potholes, washboard sections, and standing water in low spots. Several side trails branch off into the forest, including...
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This two-track trail is accessed from Kane Lake Road and remains relatively undamaged throughout its length. It winds through a mixed forest of pine and birch, offering a peaceful setting with a variety of wildflowers typically in bloom during July. The trail is mildly bumpy with gentle curves, asce...
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This two-track gravel trail winds through a mixed forest of pine and birch, offering a quiet route with a blend of natural beauty and rugged terrain. While the trail is mostly smooth, there are occasional rocky patches and potholes, and it appears to be infrequently maintained. Along the way, severa...
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This is a narrow, two-track trail that is entirely unmaintained and presents a mix of muddy, rocky, and heavily rutted sections. The route winds through dense forest and is often overgrown, with vegetation encroaching on the trail; pinstriping is inevitable. Large potholes and bumpy stretches make f...
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This trail begins off Highway 2, with the initial stretch consisting of a paved road. After the first few miles, the surface changes to poorly maintained gravel marked by frequent potholes, washboard sections, and standing water in low spots. Several side trails branch off into the forest, including...
Learn more about Kane Lake