Dirt Bike Trails
Near Soudan, Minnesota

This off-road trail, designated for ATV, SXS, and highway-legal vehicles, begins just off Highway 1 and follows a wide, well-maintained gravel route through dense forest. The initial section of the trail is broad and smooth, winding gently until it intersects a private road marked clearly with a sto...
Learn more about Murray Road

This trail, also known as the Bear Run Trail, is accessed from Route 451 and begins as a mostly smooth gravel road with a few gentle ascents and descents. As you travel farther in, the terrain changes noticeably—becoming narrower, rockier, and more uneven. The trail transitions into a rugged two-tra...
Learn more about FS 451A

This trail begins as a rocky and uneven two-track that winds through dense forest, featuring a series of ascents and descents along its route. It is well-used by local ATV and side-by-side riders, and its popularity is due in part to the presence of several dispersed campsites scattered along the wa...
Learn more about Whisper Lake

This trail begins with a rough, rocky surface and continues as a narrow two-track winding through scenic forest. It features a series of ascents and descents and is composed of a mix of gravel and exposed rock. Vegetation is dense throughout much of the route, and overgrowth along the trail makes pi...
Learn more about Muckawa

This forest trail is accessed from Highway 1 and begins as a well-maintained gravel road. It winds through wooded terrain with a series of gentle ascents and descents, offering a straightforward drive. Local traffic is common along this route, so it’s best to proceed with caution, especially around ...
Learn more about County Road 403

Approaching the trail from Hulum Road, the route quickly reveals its more challenging character. It is narrow, twisting, and features rocky, off-camber sections, with occasional steep climbs and muddy patches that can become slick after rain. Vegetation grows tightly along the sides, and drivers of ...
Learn more about Old Angora Road

This trail is accessed from the paved section of the Echo Trail and begins near a well-maintained campground that features large, private sites along with water access, toilets, and a log shelter. This trail winds through a forested landscape with steady ascents and descents. The surface is mostly r...
Learn more about High Lake Road

This trail follows a well-maintained gravel road that is mostly smooth, with occasional corrugations. It winds through a wooded landscape with several ascents and descents, some of which are noticeably steep. Along the route, the trail passes a scenic lake and an open meadow, adding to the natural a...
Learn more about FS 459

The East Range Multi-Use Trail is broken into various segments. The Trail connects Gilbert, Minnesota, to Biwabik, Minnesota, in this stretch. It's made for Class 1&2 ATVs and is free to use as long as your equipment is properly registered with the MN DNR. The trail starts from the backside of the O...
Learn more about East Range Multi-Use Trail

This scenic off-road trail begins as a relatively smooth two-track with a designated parking area at the trailhead, making it convenient for unloading ATVs and side-by-sides. These types of vehicles are best suited to navigate the terrain ahead. As the trail progresses, it becomes increasingly narro...
Learn more about FH7

This scenic trail is accessed from the Echo Trail and begins as a smooth gravel road that quickly transitions into a narrow, grassy two-track. The route becomes heavily overgrown as it progresses, with vegetation encroaching on the trail, making it more suitable for high-clearance vehicles. Early on...
Learn more about FS 465

This trail is an unmaintained, narrow gravel two-track that winds through forested terrain and features a mix of ascents and descents, some of which are steep and lined with large rocks. The route appears to serve industrial activity, and sections of the forest alongside the trail have been cleared ...
Learn more about Maude Lake

This scenic trail begins off Dunka River Road and features a relatively new gravel surface. Though not particularly wide, the trail is mostly smooth and well graded, with a few gentle ascents and descents as it winds through the surrounding tall pine forest. While there are a handful of side trails ...
Learn more about 423

The Twelve-Hundred Trail is a pleasant out-and-back spur trail meandering North off of The Echo Trail. It leads right past Heliport 2 and several scenic picnic areas. Twelve-Hundred Trail is too narrow to turn around in several spots. The most challenging spot is a significant rocky ditch to cross b...
Learn more about Twelve-Hundred Trail (SNF)

This trail begins off Highway 1 and is marked by a sign warning drivers to be cautious of heavy equipment. The initial section is relatively wide with a surface of fine gravel, winding through a combination of forested areas and open clearings. Signs of logging activity are visible along the route, ...
Learn more about Inco

This scenic trail begins from Dunka River Road and starts out as a wide, well-maintained gravel route. Early along the trail, it passes an old quarry that appears to be a popular gathering and camping area for local off-road enthusiasts. The space is open, with ample room for dispersed camping and r...
Learn more about Hatchet

This trail is a well-maintained gravel road that is mostly smooth, though some sections have light corrugation. It winds through forested terrain with a mix of gentle and occasionally steep ascents and descents. The route leads to Mudrow Lake, a popular destination for canoeists, especially during p...
Learn more about Low Lake

This trail winds its way through a forested area and features a rough, rocky surface with sections of heavy corrugation. A nearby quarry contributes to the uneven terrain, and drivers can expect a series of moderate ascents and descents along the route. Large puddles often form in the lower sections...
Learn more about Birch Lake Access Road

This trail is accessed directly from Highway 1 and begins as a wide, well-maintained gravel road. Due to frequent use by residents, an outdoor school, and recreational traffic, the surface is heavily corrugated in places. Several side trails branch off from the main route, including snowmobile trail...
Learn more about Spruce

This scenic trail begins at Dunka River Road and winds its way through a mix of dense forest and open clearings. The first half of the route is relatively well-maintained gravel, though it’s marked by protruding rocks, potholes, and frequent puddles. Numerous side trails branch off—some marked, oth...
Learn more about 113

This off-road trail, designated for ATV, SXS, and highway-legal vehicles, begins just off Highway 1 and follows a wide, well-maintained gravel route through dense forest. The initial section of the trail is broad and smooth, winding gently until it intersects a private road marked clearly with a sto...
Learn more about Murray Road

This trail, also known as the Bear Run Trail, is accessed from Route 451 and begins as a mostly smooth gravel road with a few gentle ascents and descents. As you travel farther in, the terrain changes noticeably—becoming narrower, rockier, and more uneven. The trail transitions into a rugged two-tra...
Learn more about FS 451A

This trail begins as a rocky and uneven two-track that winds through dense forest, featuring a series of ascents and descents along its route. It is well-used by local ATV and side-by-side riders, and its popularity is due in part to the presence of several dispersed campsites scattered along the wa...
Learn more about Whisper Lake

This trail begins with a rough, rocky surface and continues as a narrow two-track winding through scenic forest. It features a series of ascents and descents and is composed of a mix of gravel and exposed rock. Vegetation is dense throughout much of the route, and overgrowth along the trail makes pi...
Learn more about Muckawa

This off-road trail, designated for ATV, SXS, and highway-legal vehicles, begins just off Highway 1 and follows a wide, well-maintained gravel route through dense forest. The initial section of the trail is broad and smooth, winding gently until it intersects a private road marked clearly with a sto...
Learn more about Murray Road

This trail, also known as the Bear Run Trail, is accessed from Route 451 and begins as a mostly smooth gravel road with a few gentle ascents and descents. As you travel farther in, the terrain changes noticeably—becoming narrower, rockier, and more uneven. The trail transitions into a rugged two-tra...
Learn more about FS 451A

This trail begins as a rocky and uneven two-track that winds through dense forest, featuring a series of ascents and descents along its route. It is well-used by local ATV and side-by-side riders, and its popularity is due in part to the presence of several dispersed campsites scattered along the wa...
Learn more about Whisper Lake

This trail begins with a rough, rocky surface and continues as a narrow two-track winding through scenic forest. It features a series of ascents and descents and is composed of a mix of gravel and exposed rock. Vegetation is dense throughout much of the route, and overgrowth along the trail makes pi...
Learn more about Muckawa