Dirt Bike Trails
Near Lost Lake Woods, Michigan

This is a great trail that connects F-41 with Black River Road and goes through a nice forest. This trail is likely the most transited one in the area based on the erosion and depth of the ruts, so you may encounter other ORV enthusiasts. It is a single track, so passing is not straightforward when ...
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This trail is a combination of 2 Forest Roads, starting with 4317 and then continuing on 3930. The first part of the trail (4317) is a well-maintained gravel road and accessible by any type of vehicle. After starting the second half (3930), the trail tightens considerably and becomes bumpier. There ...
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Short trail that branches off FS 4317 but ends abruptly, with the road being closed even though it looks like it's being used recently. It's still a nice drive while exploring the area and a quick and easy detour from FS 4317 when in the area. It's not a very popular trail in the area, so if you're ...
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This is a short branch-off from FS 4317 that takes you through a different section of the forest. It is a tight and not very transited trail, so some fallen trees may be encountered after storms. It's otherwise very similar to the other trails in the area, with a sandy surface and some nice forest s...
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Sand Hill Trail is a seasonal road that accommodates vehicles of all sizes, from large 4x4s to dirt bikes. The trail is predominantly composed of sand and is encircled by dense forests. This trail provides access to Negwegon State Park, which boasts a picturesque beach and some incredible hiking tra...
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Devils Lake Loop 1 is an ORV trail that caters to a wide range of vehicles, from large 4x4s to dirt bikes. The trail is predominantly composed of sugar sand interspersed with dense forests. A section of the trail even runs alongside a railroad, offering the opportunity to witness the train passing b...
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H7 is an off-road vehicle trail that's perfect for vehicles with a wheelbase of 50 inches or less. The trail boasts mostly hard-packed terrain, interspersed with patches of sugar sand and some whoop sections. The terrain is a mix of dense forests and open areas, a result of recent logging. There are...
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Devils Lake to Indian Reserve Road is a trail that can accommodate vehicles of all sizes, from large 4x4s to dirt bikes. The trail comprises mostly hard-packed terrain with forests and open areas. It features long straightaways with sharp corners in between. Please be mindful that this trail also bo...
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Devils Lake Loop 2 is an ORV trail that accommodates a wide range of vehicles, from large 4x4s to dirt bikes. The trail is predominantly composed of sugar sand, interspersed with dense forests. There are also some clearings in between, which were created after recent logging in the area. Keep an eye...
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This sandy two-track is nice for a leisurely drive in the woods. It is one vehicle wide, and there are no significant elevation changes. There are a couple of downed trees partially covering the road, but there is enough room for a full-size vehicle to get around.
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Devils Lake Loop 3 is a trail that can accommodate vehicles of all sizes, from large 4x4s to dirt bikes. The trail features a diverse landscape, ranging from soft sand to hardback terrain and even limestone-covered areas. While the trail is predominantly forested, there are also open spaces to enjoy...
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FS 4433 is a US Forest Service Road that is suitable for vehicles of all sizes, from large 4x4s to dirt bikes. The road is mostly composed of hard-packed dirt and is surrounded by dense forests. There are a few spots to pull over and take photos of the scenic views.
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Forest Service Road 1413 is a versatile road suitable for vehicles of all sizes, from large 4x4s to dirt bikes. However, there are low-hanging branches in certain areas, which may pose a challenge for large 4x4s. The road is surrounded by a forest and is constructed as a two-track path.
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This dead end trail starts on Mikado Glennie Road and ends at a large elevation drop in the Huron National Forest. The FS 4747 portion is a wide open track that leads back to a few personal properties. After entering the FS 4760 portion, the trail continues to narrow to a point that it mimmicks a ...
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This dead end track is worth playing on. It also has an exit towards the west side on FS 4745. The terrain is very wet with many mud holes ranging between 12 inches to 24 inches even during the dry season. There are very minimal elevation changes along this route. The trail width is mainly one ve...
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Forest Service Road 4488 is a versatile road suitable for various vehicles, from large 4x4s to dirt bikes. The road is predominantly made of sugar and is surrounded by dense forests, interspersed with open areas from recent logging. Be cautious of white-tailed deer, as they are known to inhabit the ...
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Forest Service Road 4571 is suitable for most vehicle sizes. While large 4x4s can fit, the low-hanging tree branches could scratch the vehicle. The road is mostly made of 2-track sand and eventually transitions into a grassy 2-track. The road is surrounded by dense forest, along with a clearing due ...
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FS 4427, also known as Vandercook, is a forest service road that's suitable for a variety of vehicles, including large 4x4s and dirt bikes. The road is mostly made up of gravel and sand, and it's surrounded by forests and some recent logging clearings. There are many great spots to stop and take pho...
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Norway Ridge Trail suits various vehicles, including large 4x4s and dirt bikes. It primarily consists of hardpack dirt with mostly open areas. There are a few offshoots, including one that leads to a bridge that connects to a hiking area. During springtime, some of these offshoots may have deeper mu...
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FS 4548, a forest service road, is a versatile trail that can accommodate vehicles of all sizes, from large 4x4s to dirt bikes. The road begins with soft sand and gradually transitions into a two-track made of hard-packed dirt. At one point, you'll cross McDonald Creek, which is an ideal spot to sto...
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This is a great trail that connects F-41 with Black River Road and goes through a nice forest. This trail is likely the most transited one in the area based on the erosion and depth of the ruts, so you may encounter other ORV enthusiasts. It is a single track, so passing is not straightforward when ...
Learn more about FS 4340

This trail is a combination of 2 Forest Roads, starting with 4317 and then continuing on 3930. The first part of the trail (4317) is a well-maintained gravel road and accessible by any type of vehicle. After starting the second half (3930), the trail tightens considerably and becomes bumpier. There ...
Learn more about FS 4317-3930

Short trail that branches off FS 4317 but ends abruptly, with the road being closed even though it looks like it's being used recently. It's still a nice drive while exploring the area and a quick and easy detour from FS 4317 when in the area. It's not a very popular trail in the area, so if you're ...
Learn more about FS 4339

This is a short branch-off from FS 4317 that takes you through a different section of the forest. It is a tight and not very transited trail, so some fallen trees may be encountered after storms. It's otherwise very similar to the other trails in the area, with a sandy surface and some nice forest s...
Learn more about FS 3927

This is a great trail that connects F-41 with Black River Road and goes through a nice forest. This trail is likely the most transited one in the area based on the erosion and depth of the ruts, so you may encounter other ORV enthusiasts. It is a single track, so passing is not straightforward when ...
Learn more about FS 4340

This trail is a combination of 2 Forest Roads, starting with 4317 and then continuing on 3930. The first part of the trail (4317) is a well-maintained gravel road and accessible by any type of vehicle. After starting the second half (3930), the trail tightens considerably and becomes bumpier. There ...
Learn more about FS 4317-3930

Short trail that branches off FS 4317 but ends abruptly, with the road being closed even though it looks like it's being used recently. It's still a nice drive while exploring the area and a quick and easy detour from FS 4317 when in the area. It's not a very popular trail in the area, so if you're ...
Learn more about FS 4339

This is a short branch-off from FS 4317 that takes you through a different section of the forest. It is a tight and not very transited trail, so some fallen trees may be encountered after storms. It's otherwise very similar to the other trails in the area, with a sandy surface and some nice forest s...
Learn more about FS 3927