Dirt Bike Trails
Near Red Lake Falls, Minnesota

This long and scenic road is part of the Fourtown Grygla Trail and features a well-maintained, smooth gravel surface. The width varies, with some sections accommodating two vehicles and others narrowing to single-vehicle passage. The route passes by working farms, scenic farmhouses, and stretches of...
Learn more about Dylan Road NW

This trail is a paved road and is one of the most scenic routes in the Beltrami Island National Forest. It is wide enough for two vehicles and has a well-maintained gravel surface. The drive passes through picturesque farmland, including a honey farm, and features views of grazing cattle, rolling gr...
Learn more about Moose River Road NW

The surface is well-maintained gravel, though drivers should watch for slippery patches, deer crossing the road, and local traffic. The route passes a farmhouse and stretches of open fields while running parallel to a Wildlife Management Area. Along the way, a rustic two-track trail branches off, ma...
Learn more about Wildlife Road NW

This trail leads to the Thief Lake Wildlife Management Area, which offers several hiking trails. The surface is well-maintained gravel, with sections that alternate between single-vehicle and two-vehicle widths. Drivers should be aware of potential slippery areas, watch for deer crossing the road, a...
Learn more about 380 Avenue NE

This trail is wide enough for two vehicles and has a well-maintained gravel surface. It follows a nearly straight course through a forested landscape, offering a scenic and quiet drive. The route leads to the Wapiti and Thief Lake Wildlife Management Areas, making it a useful access road for visitor...
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The surface is well-maintained gravel, with sections where the gravel is fine and others where it is thicker. The route passes between the Wapiti Wildlife Management Area on one side and farmland on the other, with fields of corn and soybeans lining parts of the drive. The scenery is a mix of agricu...
Learn more about Phantom Road NW

This trail runs mostly straight and intersects with Moose River Road. One end of the trail begins in forested terrain with a well-maintained gravel surface that can become muddy in wet conditions. The route eventually leads to private property, so access beyond that point is not permitted. After the...
Learn more about Morel Road NW

Dirt road that is commonly used by locals to travel around the north side of White Earth Lake rather than travel extra miles on the tar. You may encounter cars, pickups, and off road vehicles, along with the occasional delivery truck or construction machinery. Road winds through the woods and around...
Learn more about New Horizons - Gravel

Easy, scenic drive through the woods. Trail runs past entrance to Little Elbow Lake Campground & Park. Trail connects Tulaby Lake to the snowmobile trail network in the Naytahwaush area. Beautiful leaves in the fall. Dirt & gravel can at times give way to rocks or loose sand on the trail.
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Waptus Forest Road is an easy to navigate Forestry Road near Itasca State Park. The Trail is mostly wide open with some narrow sections with low overhead clearance. Wildlife and scenery are abundant, making it a perfect fall color trail. This trail connects to many others in the area. Closed Decembe...
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The Otterkill trail is a gravel forestry trail with some tight vegetation in spots. This trail is easy to navigate but may get overgrown depending on the year. It is located near Itasca State Park, making it a beautiful Fall color tour trail to take. Closed December 1 to March 31.
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Heart Lake Trail is a narrow forestry road near Itasca State Park. The trail is very narrow in spots with overgrown vegetation. The fall colors and Wildlife along this trail are definitely worth the travel. In the Spring thaw and heavy rain periods, some of the trail can have some overflow and ruts....
Learn more about Heart Lake Trail

The route itself is straight and narrow, accommodating a single vehicle, and consists of a gravel and sand two-track surface. It passes through scenic forest, with one section crossing an access gate before continuing over a bridge and a river. Beyond the bridge, the trail reaches a wash area with a...
Learn more about Nyhiem Forest Road

South Tulaby Trail is an easy gravel trail that winds through the Minnesota Northwoods near Tamarac National Wildlife Refuge. The trail is easy to navigate for most vehicles with easy rolling hills and curves. As it weaves through the White Earth State Forest during the fall, the colors are beautifu...
Learn more about South Tulaby Trail

This scenic trail is accessed from Blacks Winner Trail and features a well-maintained gravel surface bordered by neatly cut lawn verges. It is smooth and generally wide enough for two vehicles, making for an easy drive. Along the way, it passes a small number of private residences and includes a few...
Learn more about River Forest Road

The trail is an easy-going Forestry Road, with lots of great scenery and wildlife. Narrow in spots and some washouts depending on the time of year. The trail follows the West edge of Itasca State Park with many great camping opportunities. Fall colors are amazing with the mix of Northwoods Pine and ...
Learn more about Waptus-Mckenzie Lake Road

This single-vehicle-wide gravel trail is mostly flat and level, with a generally smooth surface interrupted by occasional bumps and potholes. It runs through scenic forest and intersects with Summer Forest Road, which provides access to a historic church. The route offers few clearings and only a sm...
Learn more about Penturan Road

Rat Lake Trail is an easy route of gravel, sand, and two-track that follows the western edge of Tamarac National Wildlife Refuge. It features gentle rolling hills with scenic views of wildlife and vibrant fall colors from the surrounding habitats. The trail is open seasonally and closes from Decembe...
Learn more about Rat Lake Trail

This 19-mile trail is wide and well-maintained with a gravel surface and is generally smooth but has some gentle undulations along its length. It connects to the Hogsback O’Brien Trail and Butterfield Forest Road, with many smaller trails branching off from the main route. This trail is jam-packed w...
Learn more about Faunce Butterfield Forest Road

This scenic trail is wide enough for two vehicles and has a well-maintained gravel surface. It winds through forested terrain, maintaining a generally level grade throughout its length. The trail is accessed from Thompson Forest Road and extends to connect with Blacks River Road, providing a link be...
Learn more about Palsburg Road

This long and scenic road is part of the Fourtown Grygla Trail and features a well-maintained, smooth gravel surface. The width varies, with some sections accommodating two vehicles and others narrowing to single-vehicle passage. The route passes by working farms, scenic farmhouses, and stretches of...
Learn more about Dylan Road NW

This trail is a paved road and is one of the most scenic routes in the Beltrami Island National Forest. It is wide enough for two vehicles and has a well-maintained gravel surface. The drive passes through picturesque farmland, including a honey farm, and features views of grazing cattle, rolling gr...
Learn more about Moose River Road NW

The surface is well-maintained gravel, though drivers should watch for slippery patches, deer crossing the road, and local traffic. The route passes a farmhouse and stretches of open fields while running parallel to a Wildlife Management Area. Along the way, a rustic two-track trail branches off, ma...
Learn more about Wildlife Road NW

This trail leads to the Thief Lake Wildlife Management Area, which offers several hiking trails. The surface is well-maintained gravel, with sections that alternate between single-vehicle and two-vehicle widths. Drivers should be aware of potential slippery areas, watch for deer crossing the road, a...
Learn more about 380 Avenue NE

This long and scenic road is part of the Fourtown Grygla Trail and features a well-maintained, smooth gravel surface. The width varies, with some sections accommodating two vehicles and others narrowing to single-vehicle passage. The route passes by working farms, scenic farmhouses, and stretches of...
Learn more about Dylan Road NW

This trail is a paved road and is one of the most scenic routes in the Beltrami Island National Forest. It is wide enough for two vehicles and has a well-maintained gravel surface. The drive passes through picturesque farmland, including a honey farm, and features views of grazing cattle, rolling gr...
Learn more about Moose River Road NW

The surface is well-maintained gravel, though drivers should watch for slippery patches, deer crossing the road, and local traffic. The route passes a farmhouse and stretches of open fields while running parallel to a Wildlife Management Area. Along the way, a rustic two-track trail branches off, ma...
Learn more about Wildlife Road NW

This trail leads to the Thief Lake Wildlife Management Area, which offers several hiking trails. The surface is well-maintained gravel, with sections that alternate between single-vehicle and two-vehicle widths. Drivers should be aware of potential slippery areas, watch for deer crossing the road, a...
Learn more about 380 Avenue NE