Dirt Bike Trails
Near Posen, Michigan

This is a beautiful windy gravel/sandy forest road with some small elevation changes. This road maintains two vehicles wide from beginning to end. You will find many small in-and-out offshoot trails from forestry work. Many of these small offshoot trails have elevation changes on them and many of th...
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Richard Lake is a wide sandy road with beautiful foliage and mature trees. The trail becomes very narrow at the sharp turn and becomes a winding two-track that curves through the woods. The trail is very scenic. Expect to do some trimming or get some of that good old Michigan pinstriping. There are ...
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Sorgenfrei Highway is a windy, sandy/gravel dirt road wide enough for two vehicles. There are many intersecting trails to explore. The north end of the trail stops at M68, which will lead you to Ocqueoc Falls. The falls are worth visiting. There is a picnic area and bathrooms, and the falls are a gr...
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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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This fun out-and-back trail through the Atlanta Forest Mgmt Unit starts as an old logging road that transforms into a bumpy dirt two-track. This seldom traveled trail is rocky in spots with its share of mud holes and puddles depending on the recent weather, but nothing too tough to handle for most o...
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South of M68 the trail is single-track and unmaintained. Sandy base with a few spots that have the potential for large puddles if it's been raining. The foliage and trees are typical to Michigan but beautiful just the same. North of M68 the trail becomes wider and has a sand/gravel base. This portio...
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LP 496 is a designated off-road vehicle (ORV) trail suitable for various vehicles, including large 4x4s to dirt bikes. The trail primarily features sand, with some hard-packed sections, interspersed with dense forests. It includes numerous twists and turns, as well as blind corners, so please ensure...
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The West end of this trail begins on a maintained two-lane gravel road. The road then splits and the track northeast becomes a beautiful sandy two-track trail with rolling hills, mature trees, and beautiful foliage. The trail does come to a dead end at a water crossing but then picks back up on the ...
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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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This is a wooded single lane with a surface that varies from dirt to rock and even a little sand. There are some minor elevation changes and curves that make it very enjoyable. The trail is tight in some spots with lots of low-hanging branches. There is a nice area you could pull off for a picnic as...
Learn more about Cheboygan Plains Loop

Tober Highway is a single-lane trail that is part of a network of trails in the woods of Northern Michigan. The surface varies from dirt to rock to gravel along the way, making it interesting. The trail runs adjacent to an older logging operation which offers plenty of new growth foliage and wildlif...
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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...
Learn more about Devils lake to Indian reserve rd.

A single-lane, straight trail through the Atlanta Forest Management Unit that crosses several other trails, giving you plenty of options to plan your day off-roading. This trail passes through some old logging sites as well as through some tight wooded areas, so the terrain varies as you travel alon...
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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 is a trail only if you use the term loosely! It starts off as a dirt two-track and degrades into a passage through the trees with no trail surface at all. If you are worried about scratches, you definitely want to avoid this one. The last section of this trail will have branches dragging on all...
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Logging Lane is a longer trail that connects several other trails in the area. It starts in a logging area as a single lane dirt and gravel trail with a few water holes depending on recent weather. It then heads into the woods where is becomes a bit more rocky as it winds through before changing to ...
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Mixed Bag is a non-designated off-road vehicle (ORV) trail that is open to all types and sizes of vehicles, from large 4x4s to dirt bikes. The trail offers a diverse range of terrain, including sand, grass, dirt, and rocks, and is surrounded by dense forests. However, there is a section of the trail...
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Elk Road is a road that's open to all vehicle types and sizes, from large 4x4s to dirt bikes. It's made up of mostly gravel and is surrounded by mostly clearings from logging, which provides a breathtaking view of the landscape. This road also provides access to all the smaller trails in the area.
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LP 494 is an off-road vehicle trail that accommodates a variety of vehicles, from large 4x4s to dirt bikes. The trail primarily features sugar sand and hard pack, although the hard pack sections may become muddy during certain times of the year, but nothing severe. Due to recent logging activities i...
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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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This is a beautiful windy gravel/sandy forest road with some small elevation changes. This road maintains two vehicles wide from beginning to end. You will find many small in-and-out offshoot trails from forestry work. Many of these small offshoot trails have elevation changes on them and many of th...
Learn more about Peltz Road

Richard Lake is a wide sandy road with beautiful foliage and mature trees. The trail becomes very narrow at the sharp turn and becomes a winding two-track that curves through the woods. The trail is very scenic. Expect to do some trimming or get some of that good old Michigan pinstriping. There are ...
Learn more about Richard Lake

Sorgenfrei Highway is a windy, sandy/gravel dirt road wide enough for two vehicles. There are many intersecting trails to explore. The north end of the trail stops at M68, which will lead you to Ocqueoc Falls. The falls are worth visiting. There is a picnic area and bathrooms, and the falls are a gr...
Learn more about Sorgenfrei

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...
Learn more about Norway Ridge Trail

This is a beautiful windy gravel/sandy forest road with some small elevation changes. This road maintains two vehicles wide from beginning to end. You will find many small in-and-out offshoot trails from forestry work. Many of these small offshoot trails have elevation changes on them and many of th...
Learn more about Peltz Road

Richard Lake is a wide sandy road with beautiful foliage and mature trees. The trail becomes very narrow at the sharp turn and becomes a winding two-track that curves through the woods. The trail is very scenic. Expect to do some trimming or get some of that good old Michigan pinstriping. There are ...
Learn more about Richard Lake

Sorgenfrei Highway is a windy, sandy/gravel dirt road wide enough for two vehicles. There are many intersecting trails to explore. The north end of the trail stops at M68, which will lead you to Ocqueoc Falls. The falls are worth visiting. There is a picnic area and bathrooms, and the falls are a gr...
Learn more about Sorgenfrei

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...
Learn more about Norway Ridge Trail