Dirt Bike Trails
Near St. Stephen, New Brunswick

This trail runs from Route 785 to Brown Ridge Road. Expect a surface of packed gravel, though conditions can change with weather. The road is one vehicle wide with passing spaces. Be aware that cell service is mostly unavailable on this trail, although you might find weak reception on higher elevati...
Learn more about K-10 Road

The Seven Mile Lake Road runs between NB Highway 1 and Route 785. It is a well-graded logging road that is two vehicles wide for almost its entire run. Expect a surface of packed gravel, though conditions can change with weather. Be aware that you will encounter a few single-lane bridges. Be aware t...
Learn more about Seven Mile Lake Road

This trail is a connector between the West Lake Southern Tip and Oxhead Lakes Trail. The trail is primarily a dirt road, with some sections that are more water saturated and could be evaluated during the spring or other wet times of the year. The trail is less developed than some of the other larger...
Learn more about West to Oxhead Connector

This is a simple loop starting on Rankine Road. Expect some deep puddles year-round with tracks making some of the puddles seem deeper. There are plenty of causeways and beaver ponds adding to a marshy wilderness. The trail loops back to itself at the end of Rankine Road.
Learn more about Rankine Road Pond Run

This winding path takes you from Holt Road southwest of Lake George through logging roads, and eventually a winding passage up the side of the Flat Top mountain. The path narrows as you climb up many boulders and very tight turns leading to the summit. Expect large ledges and boulders as well as mud...
Learn more about Flat Top Mountain

This trail provides access to the Oxhead Ponds and a variety of other trails to be explored. The trail is dirt and wide enough for 2 vehicles to pass with ease. As a primary access road, it can be considered busy at times, but as a connector, it is a crucial part of other trails to be explored. Ther...
Learn more about Oxhead Lakes Trail

This is an alternative route to the ascent to Flat Top Mountain. It features some 20-inch-deep mud holes and a lot of off-camber washouts. While it will challenge your skill, it's not nearly as hard as the actual ascent. Be prepared and bring a chainsaw. The trail rejoins the main drag before the tu...
Learn more about Flat Top Hard Line

This trail provides access to the eastern side of Buffalo Stream. The trail is primarily dirt/grass and is very narrow due to the soft white pine needles. Use caution as the narrowness of this trail may result in scratches on the vehicle. This trail dead ends at Buffalo Stream, where there used to b...
Learn more about Buffalo Stream East

This trail provides access to the western side of Brandy Pond. The trail is primarily dirt road, with some sections that are more water-saturated and could be evaluated during the spring or other wet times of the year. The trail is less developed than some of the other larger trails and is more acce...
Learn more about Brandy Pond West

This trail is a breeze for hikers and up to ATVs. For full-size rigs, this is the Rubicon trail in New Brunswick. The trail begins near Highway 7, just south of Welsford. You can enter on the hydro line or through the main gate. It's a well-kept gravel road for the first few kilometers past a couple...
Learn more about Turtle Mountain

Entering from Rainbow Drive, this trail is incredibly rocky with a few puddles. The trail is fairly wide, but the pace is slow on account of the bumpy ride. There are many twists and turns and you wind up coming out near Hanwell Road. All puddles have a rocky bottom, so you don't need to worry about...
Learn more about Rainbow Drive Road

This trail takes you from the heart of New Maryland out to Wilsey Road. There are some technical water crossings and steep angles. It's a perfect trail for a Jeep or 4x4. You'll see plenty of woodlands and marshes, as well as the water treatment area for the village. It runs parallel to the TransCan...
Learn more about Sunshine Estates Trail

This little path comes off the Sunshine Estates Trail and leads to Mill Bank Road in New Maryland. It has a couple of foot-and-a-half-deep mud holes but is pretty stock-friendly. After a small hill, you'll see a sweeping turn leading you to Mill Bank Road.
Learn more about Mill Bank Bend

Just off the Sunshine Estates Trail, this little loop takes you from the hydro line through some mildly overgrown logging trails. They are still in use by ATVs but they offer a few thrills, with some hard-bottomed muddy holes and narrow passages. The undergrowth isn't hard to manage, and the trail i...
Learn more about Sunshine Side Loop

Beginning on the Old Springfield Road, this trail branches off through the wilderness, while mastering high centered echoes of a busy road turned into a goat path through thick forest. The wildlife is really active in this area, countless beaver dams line the track, as well as wandering deer and bla...
Learn more about Old Springfield Pass

This shortcut promises sooner relief from the climb back up from Coac Falls. Although there are a few bridges keep in mind that they are prone to having the trail washed out on either side of them and that they are designed to be level with compacted layers of snow on either end so there can be a 2....
Learn more about Coac Shortcut

This is a quick way in or out of the forests south of Springfield, New Brunswick. Exiting Highway 615, you will find yourself passing some very large pork facilities that have been vacant for some time. The road is still groomed and graded, and a popular bypass to the more water-logged entrances nea...
Learn more about Deserted Pork Corridor

Visit the lookout above Green Hill Lake on this scenic ascent. Starting on Wiggins Mills Road you come up the backside of the mountain. This mountain trail has some steep inclines, narrow turns, and boulders jutting out of the trail along with narrowly cut deadfall. The cliff edge at the top is wort...
Learn more about Green Hill Lookout

Just down from Johnny's Gas Bar, there's a right of way that leads to a trail heading up to the hydro line. Taking a right, you end up with the option to turn down a logging road to get back on the 105. The views are amazing on the way down, and this trail will challenge your mudding, washout, and w...
Learn more about Douglas Logging Road Loop

This is a winding logging road off the Douglas Hydro line. It takes you up through the clear-cut near the Mouth of Keswick. The track offers a great view of the valley and is very well maintained until the last bit. The last 100 meters is rough skidder trail through the carnage of the cut. Deep mud,...
Learn more about Douglas Clearcut

This trail runs from Route 785 to Brown Ridge Road. Expect a surface of packed gravel, though conditions can change with weather. The road is one vehicle wide with passing spaces. Be aware that cell service is mostly unavailable on this trail, although you might find weak reception on higher elevati...
Learn more about K-10 Road

The Seven Mile Lake Road runs between NB Highway 1 and Route 785. It is a well-graded logging road that is two vehicles wide for almost its entire run. Expect a surface of packed gravel, though conditions can change with weather. Be aware that you will encounter a few single-lane bridges. Be aware t...
Learn more about Seven Mile Lake Road

This trail is a connector between the West Lake Southern Tip and Oxhead Lakes Trail. The trail is primarily a dirt road, with some sections that are more water saturated and could be evaluated during the spring or other wet times of the year. The trail is less developed than some of the other larger...
Learn more about West to Oxhead Connector

This is a simple loop starting on Rankine Road. Expect some deep puddles year-round with tracks making some of the puddles seem deeper. There are plenty of causeways and beaver ponds adding to a marshy wilderness. The trail loops back to itself at the end of Rankine Road.
Learn more about Rankine Road Pond Run

This trail runs from Route 785 to Brown Ridge Road. Expect a surface of packed gravel, though conditions can change with weather. The road is one vehicle wide with passing spaces. Be aware that cell service is mostly unavailable on this trail, although you might find weak reception on higher elevati...
Learn more about K-10 Road

The Seven Mile Lake Road runs between NB Highway 1 and Route 785. It is a well-graded logging road that is two vehicles wide for almost its entire run. Expect a surface of packed gravel, though conditions can change with weather. Be aware that you will encounter a few single-lane bridges. Be aware t...
Learn more about Seven Mile Lake Road

This trail is a connector between the West Lake Southern Tip and Oxhead Lakes Trail. The trail is primarily a dirt road, with some sections that are more water saturated and could be evaluated during the spring or other wet times of the year. The trail is less developed than some of the other larger...
Learn more about West to Oxhead Connector

This is a simple loop starting on Rankine Road. Expect some deep puddles year-round with tracks making some of the puddles seem deeper. There are plenty of causeways and beaver ponds adding to a marshy wilderness. The trail loops back to itself at the end of Rankine Road.
Learn more about Rankine Road Pond Run