
Off-Road Trails
Near Onamia, Minnesota
Off-Road Trails Near Onamia, Minnesota
Discover the best offroad trails near you. Browse trail maps, check difficulty ratings, and find your next adventure — whether you're looking for a quick ride or an all-day expedition.

Hillman to Onamia
Hillman to Onamia on the Soo Line South Trail is a section of converted rail grade. At 12 miles long, it takes about 30 minutes with an average speed of 24.1 mph. This section of the Soo Line South Trail is provided by Mille Lacs County and maintained by the Mille Lacs Drift Skippers Snowmobile/ATV ...
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Mille Lacs Core Trail
This loop trail features sections wide enough for passing traffic and is known for its muddy terrain, with gravel in certain areas to help stabilize the path. While the main trail itself is fairly straightforward, there are optional obstacles located near the beginning and end for those looking to a...
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Onamia to Wahkon
Onamia to Wahkon on the Soo Line South is a section of converted rail grade. At 8.2 miles long, it takes about 30 minutes with an average speed of 13.7 MPH. This section of the Soo Line South Trail is provided by Mille Lacs County and maintained by the Mille Lacs Drift Skippers Snowmobile/ATV Club. ...
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Genola to Hillman
Genola to Hillman on the Soo Line South Trail is a section of converted rail grade that is 12 miles long and takes about 40 minutes with an average speed of 19.6 mph. This section of the Soo Line South Trail is provided by Morrison County and maintained by the Eastern Morrison County 4 Wheelers Club...
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Foxy Loop 2
The Foxy Loop 2 is a shorter loop trail within the Foxy Loop network, accessed a short distance in from either entrance on the Soo Line. The trail is a little shorter than the Foxy Loop Main at only 1 mile. Combined with the Foxy Main, the network is roughly 2.5 miles of trail. This network is a gr...
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Foxy Loop Main
The Foxy Loop is the first ATV trail network along the Soo Line Trail just north of Isle, Minnesota. There are about 2.5 miles of trail within the Foxy Loop network. The 1.5-mile main trail runs between the north and south gates of this bidirectional trail. Several side trails can be run as loops of...
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Red Top Loop
The Red Top Loop is located within a wooded area between the communities of Isle and McGrath in Aitkin County. The Red Top Loop trail network is made up of several different trails, all generally looping back to the main Red Top Loop. The entire network consists of more than 25 miles of ATV accessib...
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Ten Bruin-Red Top
The Ten Bruin Trail is a more difficult side trail off the Red Top Loop. This trail is very popular with many riders and will challenge the ability to remain on the vehicle. The trail is known for being narrow, winding, and having steep drops or climbs, all while being within a restricted forest env...
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Wahkon to McGrath
Wahkon to McGrath is a section of converted rail grade. It's 15 miles long and takes about 30 minutes with an average speed of 13.7 MPH. This section starts at the Wahkon City Park. There is an easily-accessed gas station at this city park in Wahkon. (There's no parking for trailers to start your tr...
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Trailhead Parking to Genola
This section of Soo Line South is an easy trail with a great parking lot at the trailhead that has lots of room for trailers. The parking lot has security cameras and two vault-type restrooms. The parking lot and first few hundred feet of trail going up the hill from the parking lot's northwest end ...
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AlanDale Stem Trail
This is the main service trail for the "stem and leaf" style trail system at AlanDale. The single-track routes branch off of this trail, so motorcycle riders frequently cross it. ATVs are allowed on this trail, but considering it is the only such trail in the system, it is intended primarily as a tr...
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Chelsey Brook Trail
Chelsey Brook Trail is a relatively flat and flowy trail with few obstacles along the way. It primarily has a dirt surface with some short rocky sections, occasional ruts, and some tighter areas that weave between trees. During dry summers, the ruts will contain little to no water, and the trail wil...
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Logger's Run
Logger's Run is a twisty trail that runs through a mix of dense woodland and a clear-cut logging area. Riders should expect the usual tight trees, embedded roots/rocks, some ruts, and some minor logging area hazards like loose sticks and erosion. The clear-cut area is well marked, and the trail is w...
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Mathwig Cut
Mathwig Cut is a fun, flowing single track through a mix of dense and open timber. The trail stays relatively flat as it winds through the trees on mostly smooth, packed dirt. Scattered roots, rocks, small logs, and shallow ruts add variety without becoming overly technical. Tight wooded sections an...
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AlanDale Alps
AlanDale Alps is named for being one of the few trails in the system that has any significant hills. Expect mostly flowing dirt single-track through dense woodland with a handful of short up-and-down hill sections throughout. None of the hills are especially difficult, making this a very approachabl...
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Greenwald Run
Greenwald Run is a classic Minnesota woods trail featuring a narrow dirt track winding through a mix of dense forest and open straight sections. Mostly smooth dirt tread allows for good flow with enough embedded rocks/roots, occasional downed trees, and ruts to keep the ride engaging. Visibility can...
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Norsemen Pass
Norsemen Pass, named after the club that builds and maintains this trail system, is an easy-flowing trail with some tighter sections that wind through tight trees. It runs along the ATV stem trail for much of the way. Expect mostly dirt for the trail surface with some embedded and loose rocks, narro...
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Solana Loop
The Solana Loop has roughly 15 miles of rideable trail with the main loop being about 14 miles. The trail also provides access to the Solana State Forest, which includes an additional 25+ miles of trail. The Solana Loop provides a mostly level ride through the forest with occasional rolling hills. T...
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Outer Loop
Located just east of Brainerd, Minnesota, this loop is part of the Miller Hills trail system. This outer loop snakes around the outer bounds of the North East section of the trail. The single track trail features many tight turns, lots of exposed rocks, ruts, and steep hills. Many fallen trees and a...
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McGrath to Denham
McGrath to Denham on the Soo Line South is a section of converted rail grade. It's 19 miles long and takes about 40 minutes with an average speed of 28.5 MPH. This section has a few muddy areas due to spring thaw and could be wet during rainy times later in the season.
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ATV trails near Onamia, Minnesota
Explore ATV-friendly trails near you. These trails are accessible for vehicles up to 50 inches wide, perfect for ATVs and smaller off-road machines.

Hillman to Onamia
Hillman to Onamia on the Soo Line South Trail is a section of converted rail grade. At 12 miles long, it takes about 30 minutes with an average speed of 24.1 mph. This section of the Soo Line South Trail is provided by Mille Lacs County and maintained by the Mille Lacs Drift Skippers Snowmobile/ATV ...
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Onamia to Wahkon
Onamia to Wahkon on the Soo Line South is a section of converted rail grade. At 8.2 miles long, it takes about 30 minutes with an average speed of 13.7 MPH. This section of the Soo Line South Trail is provided by Mille Lacs County and maintained by the Mille Lacs Drift Skippers Snowmobile/ATV Club. ...
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Genola to Hillman
Genola to Hillman on the Soo Line South Trail is a section of converted rail grade that is 12 miles long and takes about 40 minutes with an average speed of 19.6 mph. This section of the Soo Line South Trail is provided by Morrison County and maintained by the Eastern Morrison County 4 Wheelers Club...
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Foxy Loop 2
The Foxy Loop 2 is a shorter loop trail within the Foxy Loop network, accessed a short distance in from either entrance on the Soo Line. The trail is a little shorter than the Foxy Loop Main at only 1 mile. Combined with the Foxy Main, the network is roughly 2.5 miles of trail. This network is a gr...
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UTV/side-by-side trails near Onamia, Minnesota
Find UTV and side-by-side trails near you. These trails accommodate vehicles up to 60 inches wide, ideal for UTVs, side-by-sides, and wider off-road rigs.

Hillman to Onamia
Hillman to Onamia on the Soo Line South Trail is a section of converted rail grade. At 12 miles long, it takes about 30 minutes with an average speed of 24.1 mph. This section of the Soo Line South Trail is provided by Mille Lacs County and maintained by the Mille Lacs Drift Skippers Snowmobile/ATV ...
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Mille Lacs Core Trail
This loop trail features sections wide enough for passing traffic and is known for its muddy terrain, with gravel in certain areas to help stabilize the path. While the main trail itself is fairly straightforward, there are optional obstacles located near the beginning and end for those looking to a...
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Onamia to Wahkon
Onamia to Wahkon on the Soo Line South is a section of converted rail grade. At 8.2 miles long, it takes about 30 minutes with an average speed of 13.7 MPH. This section of the Soo Line South Trail is provided by Mille Lacs County and maintained by the Mille Lacs Drift Skippers Snowmobile/ATV Club. ...
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Genola to Hillman
Genola to Hillman on the Soo Line South Trail is a section of converted rail grade that is 12 miles long and takes about 40 minutes with an average speed of 19.6 mph. This section of the Soo Line South Trail is provided by Morrison County and maintained by the Eastern Morrison County 4 Wheelers Club...
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