Dirt Bike Trails
Near Napanee Downtown, Ontario

One of the most scenic and accessible Hydro cuts around the area. Great option for an adventure that avoids pinstriping and drama. Easy going, with a few water crossings when run in the summer. However, it is one of the trails in the area that you are allowed to run in the winter, which requires bei...
Learn more about Lingham Hydro Line

This is an old railroad bed. Originally, The Sissy Danforth Trail. Purchased and developed for ATVs some 20 years ago. Views of wildlife and nature abound. Lakes, farmland, and wetlands make up the landscape. Some very interesting historical locations along the trail, with some difficult wet, muddy ...
Learn more about Indian River ATV Club

South to North allows the trail to unfold and get more difficult as you progress. This also has you descending the hardest obstacles later on the trail. Starting with the North end will put you through the gauntlet right away; this direction can increase the difficulty on certain obstacles. Near the...
Learn more about Petroglyph Hydroline

This trail is best suited for high-clearance 4x4 vehicles due to narrow sections, uneven terrain, wet areas, beaver dams, and possible flooding. Water levels can change quickly depending on the season and recent rainfall, making some sections more difficult or impassable. In low water, the route is ...
Learn more about Havelock Belmont Trail

This is a county parcel with several connecting trails, making for a good day of riding. You can expect narrow, muddy, hilly trails designed for ATVs and 60-inch SxSs. Bridges and tight turns make for some fun riding. Deer are a common sighting. There are open areas for picnics, etc. Lewis County T...
Learn more about Lewis County Area A - Green Trail

This is a county parcel with several connecting trails, making for a good day of riding. You can expect narrow, muddy, hilly trails designed for ATVs and 60-inch SxSs. Bridges and tight turns make for some fun riding. Deer are a common sighting. There are open areas for picnics, etc.
Learn more about Lewis County Area A - Blue Trail

You start this journey on the Norcan Trail, a fairly simple trail that is mostly a dirt road with some crevasses. As you reach the Quinn Loop Backdoor Trail, things get more exciting with water crossings, boulders, off-camber obstacles, tight trails, and greasy conditions to be expected. A chainsaw ...
Learn more about Quinn Loop Backdoor Trail

Worth Road is a short, easy to moderate OHV connector in the Tug Hill Plateau designed for registered ATVs and compliant side-by-sides linking Worth Road and Culpepper Road within the Lewis County OHV Trail System. While not a destination trail on its own, it plays an important role in connecting la...
Learn more about Worth Road Spur

Expect to see varying terrain as you creep through a mix of rocky trail and mud/dirt that traverses a mostly pine forest on the edge of O'Leary's pond. Lots of ruts and the potential for shallow water holes exist, especially after rain events. A Lewis County trail permit is required to use this trai...
Learn more about Culpepper Spur

Avoid the pavement! This route connects the Lewis County ATV/SXS trail system to the Jefferson County system and is all gravel/dirt. The trail offers many places to stop and take in the sights of the Tughill plateau. This trail is a public road and does not require a permit to ride.
Learn more about Worth Road Connector

Expect some mud holes that are not very challenging--most of them are bypassable. In addition, there are a couple of creek crossings and beaver dams. Don't be fooled; fun can be had in Darling. Be careful at the exit since you end up on an 80 KM/hr road. You may want to air up before hitting the pav...
Learn more about Darling Power Line

This seasonal road travels along a wide, wooded trail with a mix of maintained gravel, hard-packed dirt, loose stone, and several noticeably rocky sections. Travelers will encounter rolling hills and grades where exposed and embedded rocks create a rough, uneven surface and, at times, off-camber sec...
Learn more about Olin Road

One of the most scenic and accessible Hydro cuts around the area. Great option for an adventure that avoids pinstriping and drama. Easy going, with a few water crossings when run in the summer. However, it is one of the trails in the area that you are allowed to run in the winter, which requires bei...
Learn more about Lingham Hydro Line

This is an old railroad bed. Originally, The Sissy Danforth Trail. Purchased and developed for ATVs some 20 years ago. Views of wildlife and nature abound. Lakes, farmland, and wetlands make up the landscape. Some very interesting historical locations along the trail, with some difficult wet, muddy ...
Learn more about Indian River ATV Club

South to North allows the trail to unfold and get more difficult as you progress. This also has you descending the hardest obstacles later on the trail. Starting with the North end will put you through the gauntlet right away; this direction can increase the difficulty on certain obstacles. Near the...
Learn more about Petroglyph Hydroline

This trail is best suited for high-clearance 4x4 vehicles due to narrow sections, uneven terrain, wet areas, beaver dams, and possible flooding. Water levels can change quickly depending on the season and recent rainfall, making some sections more difficult or impassable. In low water, the route is ...
Learn more about Havelock Belmont Trail

One of the most scenic and accessible Hydro cuts around the area. Great option for an adventure that avoids pinstriping and drama. Easy going, with a few water crossings when run in the summer. However, it is one of the trails in the area that you are allowed to run in the winter, which requires bei...
Learn more about Lingham Hydro Line

This is an old railroad bed. Originally, The Sissy Danforth Trail. Purchased and developed for ATVs some 20 years ago. Views of wildlife and nature abound. Lakes, farmland, and wetlands make up the landscape. Some very interesting historical locations along the trail, with some difficult wet, muddy ...
Learn more about Indian River ATV Club

South to North allows the trail to unfold and get more difficult as you progress. This also has you descending the hardest obstacles later on the trail. Starting with the North end will put you through the gauntlet right away; this direction can increase the difficulty on certain obstacles. Near the...
Learn more about Petroglyph Hydroline

This trail is best suited for high-clearance 4x4 vehicles due to narrow sections, uneven terrain, wet areas, beaver dams, and possible flooding. Water levels can change quickly depending on the season and recent rainfall, making some sections more difficult or impassable. In low water, the route is ...
Learn more about Havelock Belmont Trail