Dirt Bike Trails
Near Levering, Michigan

St. Ignace to Trout Lake is a designated ORV trail that accommodates vehicles of all sizes, from large 4x4s to dirt bikes. The trail primarily features hardpack and gravel, with occasional sections of sand. It is surrounded by a diverse landscape, including dense forests and clearings, providing num...
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LP 76/7 is two trails combined, but they split about a mile in. It is a very well-maintained sand trail. All downed trees are cut and pulled out of the immediate way. In some areas the sand gets a little thick, but nothing that any stock all-wheel drive vehicle can't handle, especially if the tires ...
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The West end of this trail begins on cement but becomes a seasonal road less than a mile from the start point. The trail is only one vehicle wide. It has a sandy/gravel base. There is beautiful foliage, mature trees, and very little elevation changes. The trail east of Alpina State becomes much more...
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This is a very easy gravel forest service road starting in St. Ignace near Castle Rock and heads west into Hiawatha National Forest towards Round Lake. The trail is wide enough for 2 vehicles in most places and has many offshoots and campsites to explore. The route starts on F.S.R. 3104 and jumps on...
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The Black Lake North Loop is a 50" ATV and motorcycle trail. The trail is mostly compacted sand and some black dirt. The trail flows through a number of clear-cut areas and selectively cut forest. The trail is tight in some sections with several large stumps on the edges. There are a few sections wh...
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The Gamble Lake Trail is a relatively short out-and-back trail that will take you to Gamble Lake. In the Summer months, the trees are very thick and it can be hard to see the lake through them. However, this could make for a great fishing spot as there is an area to stop and park a rig toward the en...
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Federal Forest Service Road (FS) 3163, also known as Old Castle Rock 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 ...
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Mortan is an ORV trail that's legal for all vehicle types and sizes, from large 4x4s to dirt bikes. It's a two-track made of dirt and surrounded by dense forest. While the trail is open to all vehicles, larger ones might encounter challenges due to the overhanging brush and branches.
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This trail is a relatively easy, graded, and without fear of pinstripes! It is mostly comprised of dirt and passes through the dense woods and overgrowth. There are intermittent water holes, but nothing significantly deep, and all have hard bottoms. There is one area toward the end of the trail that...
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Federal Forest Service Road (FS) 3163A, also known as Old Castle Rock Trail Spur A, 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 (...
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Indian River trailhead is part of a designated off-road vehicle (ORV) trail that is legal for all vehicle types and sizes, from large 4x4s to dirt bikes. The trail is predominantly made up of sand and is surrounded by dense forests. This is a heavily traveled area, and there are a few blind corners....
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This wide-open gas line corridor blends sand and grass with scattered loose rock, giving it a constantly changing surface depending on where you drop your tires. It runs fast in sections, but never really smooth—bumpy stretches and rolling hills keep you working the wheel the whole way through. Alo...
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This old logging connector feels like a trail that time forgot—in the best way. Starting off near the quiet, overgrown intersection of Newson Loop and Newson Road, the route quickly drops you into a grass-covered two-track that barely looks like it gets used anymore. It connects through to Mitchell ...
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Berry Creek is an ORV trail that's legal for all types and sizes of vehicles, from large 4x4s to dirt bikes. The trail is mostly made up of dirt and is surrounded by dense forest. Keep an eye out along the trail, and you'll see a large sinkhole.
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Federal Forest Service Road (FS) 3413A, also known as Hay Lake Road Spur A, is a federally owned/ locally maintained, Level-2 forest road with a surface composition of dirt, sand, gravel, grass, and native material. This "There-and-back" route is currently open and in fair condition; it is not a DNR...
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This seasonal road and trail is located on the outskirts of Petoskey, Michigan. It is made up mostly of dirt and sand and can become muddy after rain. The route is wide enough for oncoming traffic to pass, though some stretches have high sandy banks and occasional fallen trees or branches. Several s...
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This trail has a beautiful hidden lake and state campground on Weber Lake at one end of this trail. Plus a wildlife observation area adjacent to the lake. There are lots of deer and turkey at sundown, and the other end has a horse bed and breakfast. Its mainly a flat and firm trail and has 1 large s...
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This is a tight wooded trail that goes around a beautiful lake! It can be done in two-wheel drive with proper tire placement. The trail can be rough in spots with uneven terrain. This trail does have intermittent water holes with one longer water hole approximately 100 feet in length. This long wate...
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This is a well-maintained gravel dirt road that is two-way traffic. This route is accessible by any vehicle in two-wheel drive. This route serves as a connecting route between 'Castle Rock to Round Lake' to M123. The route is flat, wide, and free of potholes or other debris.
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Shrek's Swamp is an ORV trail that's open to all vehicle types and sizes, from large 4x4s to dirt bikes. The trail consists of dirt, with one swampy section, featuring mud/water holes over a foot deep, and surrounded by dense forest. Larger 4x4s may encounter some challenges due to low-hanging branc...
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St. Ignace to Trout Lake is a designated ORV trail that accommodates vehicles of all sizes, from large 4x4s to dirt bikes. The trail primarily features hardpack and gravel, with occasional sections of sand. It is surrounded by a diverse landscape, including dense forests and clearings, providing num...
Learn more about St. Ignace to Trout lake

LP 76/7 is two trails combined, but they split about a mile in. It is a very well-maintained sand trail. All downed trees are cut and pulled out of the immediate way. In some areas the sand gets a little thick, but nothing that any stock all-wheel drive vehicle can't handle, especially if the tires ...
Learn more about LP 76/7

The West end of this trail begins on cement but becomes a seasonal road less than a mile from the start point. The trail is only one vehicle wide. It has a sandy/gravel base. There is beautiful foliage, mature trees, and very little elevation changes. The trail east of Alpina State becomes much more...
Learn more about Orchard Lake

This is a very easy gravel forest service road starting in St. Ignace near Castle Rock and heads west into Hiawatha National Forest towards Round Lake. The trail is wide enough for 2 vehicles in most places and has many offshoots and campsites to explore. The route starts on F.S.R. 3104 and jumps on...
Learn more about Castle Rock to Round Lake

St. Ignace to Trout Lake is a designated ORV trail that accommodates vehicles of all sizes, from large 4x4s to dirt bikes. The trail primarily features hardpack and gravel, with occasional sections of sand. It is surrounded by a diverse landscape, including dense forests and clearings, providing num...
Learn more about St. Ignace to Trout lake

LP 76/7 is two trails combined, but they split about a mile in. It is a very well-maintained sand trail. All downed trees are cut and pulled out of the immediate way. In some areas the sand gets a little thick, but nothing that any stock all-wheel drive vehicle can't handle, especially if the tires ...
Learn more about LP 76/7

The West end of this trail begins on cement but becomes a seasonal road less than a mile from the start point. The trail is only one vehicle wide. It has a sandy/gravel base. There is beautiful foliage, mature trees, and very little elevation changes. The trail east of Alpina State becomes much more...
Learn more about Orchard Lake

This is a very easy gravel forest service road starting in St. Ignace near Castle Rock and heads west into Hiawatha National Forest towards Round Lake. The trail is wide enough for 2 vehicles in most places and has many offshoots and campsites to explore. The route starts on F.S.R. 3104 and jumps on...
Learn more about Castle Rock to Round Lake