Dirt Bike Trails
Near New Odanah, Wisconsin

This backwoods trail features the Mellen Lookout Tower at the top of Mount Whittlesey and a few old Berkshire Mine Ruins. The trail offered a few steep hill climbs, rutted-out and rock-filled sections, and a few rock gardens. The bugs were annoying, and cell service was minimal. A chainsaw or simila...
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This is a gravel forest road starting on State Highway GG, right outside of Mellen, and ending on County Highway C in Highbridge. These forest roads have some nice scenic views as you make your way through the tall pine trees, past rivers and creeks, and along a few farm fields.
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Northern portion of the Trans Wisconsin Adventure Trail. Route pick up from the Clam Lake area, and travels along ATV trails, fire roads, forest service roads, and logging roads. Most of the route has poor cell service, so make sure you have offline maps and a backup plan for comms in case of emerge...
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The Timber Trail which combines with Randysek Road starts out like a normal trail with some narrow and mostly dirt terrain. However, as you get closer to the cable this intersects with Randsek Rd. and turns to a wide gravel road shared with automobiles. This is great access to Cable where you can fi...
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This is a short loop trail that connects Camp 38th to Randysek Road allowing you to get off the automobile-shared route. There are a few more narrow spots where meeting another machine will require someone to give way to the other. The trail surface is pretty typical for northern Wisconsin with a di...
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Trail 8 is a long dirt/gravel mix trail connecting 2 roads that could be used for access. It is mostly a dirt trail, and it is easy to navigate with plenty of spots to pull off to the side for a trail break. No area should really be an issue to pass another machine on the trail but prepare for plent...
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Trail 77 is a gravel connecting route from Trail 8 to County Road OO or Trail 31. It is one of the longer connecting trails and has nice easy rolling terrain to get you over to the town of Phipps and ultimately will get you to Hayward using Trail 31 and 30.
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The Tuscobia State Trail runs a total of 74 Miles. This leg is 19 miles but connects to a massive trail system that you can jump onto at a bunch of different intersections. There are a few more stops than normal due to all of those intersections, but it is worth it if you want a day of exploring the...
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This is Trail P, Fdr 502. This trail is located in Ontonagon County, Michigan, northeast of the town of Bergland. Trail P runs from its intersection with Trail SB Bergland to its intersection with FDR 400 Bergland. This trail travels through a very dense forest within the Ottawa National Forest. The...
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This is Trail P - Cascade Falls, located in Ontonagon County, Michigan. This portion of Trail P runs from its intersection with Trail P - FDR502 and FDR 400, to its intersection with Trail P, FDR 655, and Norwich Road. This section of Trail P can access the Cascade Falls trail head via FDR 400, but ...
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This is Trail SB located in Ontonagon County Michigan. This trail runs from the intersection of Hokens Road and Trail SB Bruce Crossing to Trail SB's end point in Bergland. This trail, like the majority of trail SB is a converted railroad grade. The scenery along this trail is a mix of trees alongsi...
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This section of Trail P navigates from its intersection with Norwich Road and runs to its intersection with Victoria Road. The trail is very scenic, and every time it is ridden, more cool spots that the trail overlooks can be seen. The trail starts off in the woods like the previous sections of Trai...
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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...
Learn more about Alger Grade - Trail 8

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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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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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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This backwoods trail features the Mellen Lookout Tower at the top of Mount Whittlesey and a few old Berkshire Mine Ruins. The trail offered a few steep hill climbs, rutted-out and rock-filled sections, and a few rock gardens. The bugs were annoying, and cell service was minimal. A chainsaw or simila...
Learn more about Berkshire Tower Ruins

This is a gravel forest road starting on State Highway GG, right outside of Mellen, and ending on County Highway C in Highbridge. These forest roads have some nice scenic views as you make your way through the tall pine trees, past rivers and creeks, and along a few farm fields.
Learn more about GG to Highbridge

Northern portion of the Trans Wisconsin Adventure Trail. Route pick up from the Clam Lake area, and travels along ATV trails, fire roads, forest service roads, and logging roads. Most of the route has poor cell service, so make sure you have offline maps and a backup plan for comms in case of emerge...
Learn more about Trans Wisconsin Adventure Trail (Northern Portion)

The Timber Trail which combines with Randysek Road starts out like a normal trail with some narrow and mostly dirt terrain. However, as you get closer to the cable this intersects with Randsek Rd. and turns to a wide gravel road shared with automobiles. This is great access to Cable where you can fi...
Learn more about Bayfield Timber Trail

This backwoods trail features the Mellen Lookout Tower at the top of Mount Whittlesey and a few old Berkshire Mine Ruins. The trail offered a few steep hill climbs, rutted-out and rock-filled sections, and a few rock gardens. The bugs were annoying, and cell service was minimal. A chainsaw or simila...
Learn more about Berkshire Tower Ruins

This is a gravel forest road starting on State Highway GG, right outside of Mellen, and ending on County Highway C in Highbridge. These forest roads have some nice scenic views as you make your way through the tall pine trees, past rivers and creeks, and along a few farm fields.
Learn more about GG to Highbridge

Northern portion of the Trans Wisconsin Adventure Trail. Route pick up from the Clam Lake area, and travels along ATV trails, fire roads, forest service roads, and logging roads. Most of the route has poor cell service, so make sure you have offline maps and a backup plan for comms in case of emerge...
Learn more about Trans Wisconsin Adventure Trail (Northern Portion)

The Timber Trail which combines with Randysek Road starts out like a normal trail with some narrow and mostly dirt terrain. However, as you get closer to the cable this intersects with Randsek Rd. and turns to a wide gravel road shared with automobiles. This is great access to Cable where you can fi...
Learn more about Bayfield Timber Trail