Dirt Bike Trails
Near Meadowlands, Minnesota

The Berthiaume Trail is one of the longer trails in the area and is a great choice for anyone looking for a little bit of everything. What starts out as an easy ride gradually changes as you travel deeper into the forest, bringing mud, water, rocks, hills, and increasingly narrow trail sections alon...
Learn more about Berthiaume Trail

This is not a trail for someone looking to keep their vehicle clean. During the wetter times of the year, when rain has saturated the ground, this trail becomes a great Minnesota backcountry adventure filled with mud, ruts, and plenty of divots to make the drive interesting. The trail winds through...
Learn more about Arrowhead Road

As the name implies, this trail takes you out to an old gravel pit, but getting there is part of the fun. The trail starts out as a relatively easy dirt road that winds back into the timber. Eventually, you come to a Y in the trail, with either direction providing access to the gravel pit, which is ...
Learn more about Gravel Pit Trail

The Kytola Lake Trail is a short but enjoyable trail that branches off Ditch Bank Forest Road and leads to access at Thirty-Six Lake. The trail starts out as a dirt road, with a wet, watery ditch area running alongside the beginning of the route. As you continue toward the lake, the trail gradually...
Learn more about Kytola Lake Trail

This is a fairly easy trail that offers a nice little adventure through the woods and leads to a quiet lake at the end. Near the beginning of the trail, you will cross a railroad track before continuing toward the lake. As you get farther along the route, the trail gradually becomes narrower. There...
Learn more about Kettle Lake Road

The Fire Trail is exactly what its name says, a minimum maintenance State Forest road used for Forest Management and Fire prevention. The road conditions vary throughout the year due to weather and forestry operations. The trail is loose sand & gravel mixed with some small potholes and tighter secti...
Learn more about Fire Trail - SFR 1428

Whiteface Truck and Round Lake is a challenging 11.2-mile point-to-point offroad trail in northeastern Minnesota designed for experienced drivers in four-wheel-drive vehicles and SxSs seeking a rugged test of capability and recovery skills. Rating a solid 7 out of 10 on the technical scale, this rou...
Learn more about Whiteface Truck and Round Lake

Hulligan Lake Forest Management Road and Carol Truck Trail are seasonally accessible with most 4x4 vehicles. The gate at the entrance to Corol is visible from the highway to determine if the route is open. Watch for logging trucks and give way to any large equipment. Canoe launch and campsites are a...
Learn more about Hulligan Lake & Carol Truck Trail

This trail presents a mild to moderate challenge and is suitable for most four-wheel-drive vehicles with a bit of ground clearance. Along the route, you'll encounter a few off-camber sections that can cause your vehicle to lean toward nearby trees, so careful line choice is important to avoid scrapi...
Learn more about Guard Rail Gulley

This trail serves as a scenic loop that connects you to multiple trail entrances within the area, making it a convenient option for planning your next run or regrouping with your crew. The surface is a mix of dirt and rock, and while the route is considered easy, it can develop mud puddles after rai...
Learn more about Figure 8 Connector

This trail begins at the Ely Lake Overlook, a scenic spot that also features a small picnic area--perfect for taking a break, enjoying lunch, or just soaking in the view before or after your ride. From there, the trail winds gently through a dense tree area, offering a peaceful and shaded route surr...
Learn more about Nartz Road

This trail offers a solid mix of terrain and is a great option for drivers looking to experience a variety of features in one route. Scattered mud holes appear along the way, especially after recent rain, and can vary in depth, adding some unpredictability to the ride. Several steep hill climbs are ...
Learn more about Ely Lake

This trail runs parallel to Trail 47 and serves as a simple, easygoing route for riders of all experience levels. The surface is primarily dirt with occasional small rocks, but it remains smooth and non-technical throughout its length. There are no major obstacles, making it ideal for stock vehicles...
Learn more about Throttle Therapy

This trail features a primarily dirt base with scattered rocks along the way, offering a smooth but slightly varied ride through a wooded section of the park. As you wind your way through the trees, the trail provides a scenic and shaded route with just enough terrain change to keep things interesti...
Learn more about Camper Trail

This trail is a well-maintained and easygoing route, perfect for beginners or anyone looking for a relaxing ride. The surface is primarily dirt and gravel, offering smooth driving conditions with no major obstacles or technical sections to navigate. After recent rainfall, you may encounter a few mud...
Learn more about High Horse

This trail serves as a convenient and easy connector between Clean Cut, Mild West, and Stonehenge, making it a practical route for navigating through this section of the trail system. The surface is primarily dirt, offering a smooth and manageable ride with minimal technical difficulty. After recent...
Learn more about To Stonehenge Connector

This trail takes you on a scenic loop that leads up to Pucker Point before descending along the ridge near Jim's Rock. The route provides a fun and mildly challenging ride, with a few off-camber turns that require some attention to line choice, especially in wet conditions. There are several gradual...
Learn more about Gravy Train

This trail winds through a densely wooded area and features a mostly dirt base, making it an easy to moderate route overall. While there are no significant obstacles or rock features, the main challenge comes from the tight, tree-lined path, Full-size vehicles will need to pay close attention in sev...
Learn more about Pinewheel

This trail starts with a steep hill climb and ends with another one, giving you a strong start and a challenging finish. In between those climbs, the trail is relatively mild in terms of terrain but does require focus due to several tight turns and narrow sections that weave between trees. Full-size...
Learn more about Spruce Almighty

This trail offers two distinct lines to choose from, each presenting its own level of difficulty. The more challenging route features steep, loose hill climbs combined with rock ledges that can reach up to two feet in height. Several sections are off-camber, requiring precise tire placement, good su...
Learn more about Double Trouble

The Berthiaume Trail is one of the longer trails in the area and is a great choice for anyone looking for a little bit of everything. What starts out as an easy ride gradually changes as you travel deeper into the forest, bringing mud, water, rocks, hills, and increasingly narrow trail sections alon...
Learn more about Berthiaume Trail

This is not a trail for someone looking to keep their vehicle clean. During the wetter times of the year, when rain has saturated the ground, this trail becomes a great Minnesota backcountry adventure filled with mud, ruts, and plenty of divots to make the drive interesting. The trail winds through...
Learn more about Arrowhead Road

As the name implies, this trail takes you out to an old gravel pit, but getting there is part of the fun. The trail starts out as a relatively easy dirt road that winds back into the timber. Eventually, you come to a Y in the trail, with either direction providing access to the gravel pit, which is ...
Learn more about Gravel Pit Trail

The Kytola Lake Trail is a short but enjoyable trail that branches off Ditch Bank Forest Road and leads to access at Thirty-Six Lake. The trail starts out as a dirt road, with a wet, watery ditch area running alongside the beginning of the route. As you continue toward the lake, the trail gradually...
Learn more about Kytola Lake Trail

The Berthiaume Trail is one of the longer trails in the area and is a great choice for anyone looking for a little bit of everything. What starts out as an easy ride gradually changes as you travel deeper into the forest, bringing mud, water, rocks, hills, and increasingly narrow trail sections alon...
Learn more about Berthiaume Trail

This is not a trail for someone looking to keep their vehicle clean. During the wetter times of the year, when rain has saturated the ground, this trail becomes a great Minnesota backcountry adventure filled with mud, ruts, and plenty of divots to make the drive interesting. The trail winds through...
Learn more about Arrowhead Road

As the name implies, this trail takes you out to an old gravel pit, but getting there is part of the fun. The trail starts out as a relatively easy dirt road that winds back into the timber. Eventually, you come to a Y in the trail, with either direction providing access to the gravel pit, which is ...
Learn more about Gravel Pit Trail

The Kytola Lake Trail is a short but enjoyable trail that branches off Ditch Bank Forest Road and leads to access at Thirty-Six Lake. The trail starts out as a dirt road, with a wet, watery ditch area running alongside the beginning of the route. As you continue toward the lake, the trail gradually...
Learn more about Kytola Lake Trail