Off-Road Trails Near Three Rivers, Prince Edward Island

Driving over the 8-mile-long Confederation Bridge you see beautiful Prince Edward Isle and its rich reddish-brown soil. On the Southeast side of the island near the small town of Souris, you will find PEI Two Mile Run. The trail starts off on a fairly wide dirt road which quickly narrows down by sur...
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This is a very good condition Class K road. The road follows along McArras Brook as it descends Eigg Mountain. The road is starting to collapse into the brook at some points, so don't get complacent as you follow this otherwise unchallenging dirt road. There are a handful of steep drop-offs along th...
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Strathglass Road is a very good-condition Class K dirt road that connects Browns Mountain to Eigg Mountain. The road is through a lightly wooded area with some large puddles. The puddles have firm bottoms and are not of any significant depth. It is a pleasant and quiet drive leading to numerous othe...
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Connors Mountain Road is a Class K road that is well-maintained by a local snowmobile/ATV club. While not challenging, steep drop-offs and hairpin turns still provide a modicum of adrenaline on the way to a few nice vistas on a clear day. Otherwise, the road climbs up near the summit of Eigg Mountai...
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Browns Mountain Road is a very good condition Class K road. The climb to near the summit of Browns Mountain follows a power line for most of the road and a beautiful mountain brook for the rest. This road also provides access to a host of other trails on Browns Mountain.
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The trail begins at the junction of Porters Road and Elmsfield Road, following a narrow side road into the backcountry. The route consists mostly of rugged dirt roads with occasional washouts, winding through the hillside on tight, narrow trails. Along the way, expect approximately 18-inch-deep mud ...
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The route begins on gravel roads and gradually transitions into dirt sections with rock shelves, embedded rocks, and uneven terrain. You'll encounter water crossings with submerged logs, muddy patches, and the occasional deep rut--especially after rain. Traction may be limited in wet conditions, and...
Learn more about Grist Mill Road - 104

Steep hills, large rocks, and muddy sections make this a technical trail for anything larger than an ATV. Very tight in parts. Most of the trail has a significant berm in the middle that limits this to high-clearance vehicles. In wet weather, the muddy sections have the potential to be challenging. ...
Learn more about ATVANS 410

Mostly single-lane ATV trail, this part of the provincial trail network leads north from the Kemptown wind turbines and follows through to Mackenzie Settlement Road. Some coarse gravel and larger rocks, spotty cell phone signal. After heavy rain or snowmelt, there is a section that becomes a water c...
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A semi-maintained road that leads from Kemptown Road to the All-Terrain Vehicle Association of Nova Scotia trail network. Minor ruts and some loose rocks along the way, a few potholes that may cause difficulty for lower clearance vehicles. There is one section of exposed bedrock to cross that may be...
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The trail begins on a gravel road with washouts, requiring careful tire placement right from the start. As you progress, you'll encounter multiple water holes, some of which can be quite deep--especially after rain. The trail narrows considerably in areas, with tight tree lines, particularly during ...
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Starting from the Northeast Mabou Road end, the MacDonald's Glen Road starts out smooth, with the first washout across the road being about 12in deep, then followed by one large washout approximately 16 inches deep at the best point to cross. After the large washout, the road becomes a consistent of...
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Starts as a maintained double-wide trail, gradually transitioning to more dirt and rock than gravel as you progress. Along the way, you’ll encounter a few puddles, with rocks on the trail staying under six inches in height and all easily avoidable. The trail also leads to numerous other routes in th...
Learn more about Upper Belmont Road

Old Debert Road in Westchester Mountain, Nova Scotia, is a scenic, rural route that offers a blend of natural beauty and rugged terrain. The road is primarily gravel and dirt, with sections that can be uneven or washed out, the turns to a rocky single lane trail. It winds through forested landscapes...
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A single-vehicle-wide trail with limited areas to pass, featuring larger stones and occasional rock shelves. When conditions are wet, large puddles can form along the route, some of which may conceal rocks beneath the water’s surface. The trail surface varies between firm and muddy, with reduced tra...
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Cape Mabou Road runs over the highlands and through the community pastures. The marked portion of the trail starts where the road becomes unmaintained. This road is a narrow, smooth dirt road with potholes up to 3 inches deep. You will also encounter small washouts up to 6 inches deep.
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This single-lane trail begins off Rocky Brook Road and offers a rewarding challenge for experienced off-roaders. It starts as a gravel road but quickly turns into a rough dirt trail scattered with large embedded rocks, deep water holes, and muddy sections. Passing opportunities are limited, and navi...
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Old forest road that starts in the Cape Breton highlands down to Foot Cape. From the highlands side, the first half of the road is smooth with occasional puddles and potholes up to 4in deep with beautiful scenery. As the elevation drops the road becomes narrow, and steep with obstacles of soft earth...
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Short route with overgrown trees, off-camber trail with erosion through various washouts with rocky deposits (10 to 20 inches in diameter) through clay-based material. Washouts range from 10 inches deep to 4 feet deep. When dry, a lightly modified Jeep on all terrains can complete with proper line c...
Learn more about Macleod Road

The trail begins as a wide gravel road before narrowing to a single lane in places, with several passing areas available. The surface is mostly gravel with a few shallow puddles in low spots, and it connects to other trails in the area. Just off the route is Annandale Falls, a scenic stop worth visi...
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This is a very good condition Class K road. The road follows along McArras Brook as it descends Eigg Mountain. The road is starting to collapse into the brook at some points, so don't get complacent as you follow this otherwise unchallenging dirt road. There are a handful of steep drop-offs along th...
Learn more about Dunmaglass-McArras Brook Road

Strathglass Road is a very good-condition Class K dirt road that connects Browns Mountain to Eigg Mountain. The road is through a lightly wooded area with some large puddles. The puddles have firm bottoms and are not of any significant depth. It is a pleasant and quiet drive leading to numerous othe...
Learn more about Strathglass Road

Connors Mountain Road is a Class K road that is well-maintained by a local snowmobile/ATV club. While not challenging, steep drop-offs and hairpin turns still provide a modicum of adrenaline on the way to a few nice vistas on a clear day. Otherwise, the road climbs up near the summit of Eigg Mountai...
Learn more about Connors Mountain Road

Browns Mountain Road is a very good condition Class K road. The climb to near the summit of Browns Mountain follows a power line for most of the road and a beautiful mountain brook for the rest. This road also provides access to a host of other trails on Browns Mountain.
Learn more about Browns Mountain Road

This is a very good condition Class K road. The road follows along McArras Brook as it descends Eigg Mountain. The road is starting to collapse into the brook at some points, so don't get complacent as you follow this otherwise unchallenging dirt road. There are a handful of steep drop-offs along th...
Learn more about Dunmaglass-McArras Brook Road

Strathglass Road is a very good-condition Class K dirt road that connects Browns Mountain to Eigg Mountain. The road is through a lightly wooded area with some large puddles. The puddles have firm bottoms and are not of any significant depth. It is a pleasant and quiet drive leading to numerous othe...
Learn more about Strathglass Road

Connors Mountain Road is a Class K road that is well-maintained by a local snowmobile/ATV club. While not challenging, steep drop-offs and hairpin turns still provide a modicum of adrenaline on the way to a few nice vistas on a clear day. Otherwise, the road climbs up near the summit of Eigg Mountai...
Learn more about Connors Mountain Road

Browns Mountain Road is a very good condition Class K road. The climb to near the summit of Browns Mountain follows a power line for most of the road and a beautiful mountain brook for the rest. This road also provides access to a host of other trails on Browns Mountain.
Learn more about Browns Mountain Road