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This offshoot from the Pettiford Creek Main Trail connects to the Pettiford Creek Eastern Entrance. The trail consists primarily of sandy double-track, with a few scattered mud pits that add some challenge but are smaller than most in Pettiford Creek State Forest, making this route relatively easy. ...
Learn more about Pettiford Creek Trail 6

Trail 6 / John's Trail is a More Difficult (Blue) trail that branches off Trail 7 and leads toward the Mud Bog area. It earns its rating due to tight turns between trees and a series of S-turns that require controlled speed and precise steering. Narrow tree-lined sections and slick edges can make th...
Learn more about Trail 6 / John's Trail

This is a one-lane mountain road with steep climbs, ruts, and mud holes. There are places to pass and bypasses around most of the big mud holes. There is one mud pit with a steep entrance/exit that can't be bypassed and one hill climb with deep ruts that can't be bypassed. Have at least 33-inch tire...
Learn more about Trail 6 - Short Mountain Trail

This is a 1.5-mile-long dirt bike trail that makes a loop with part of Trail 6. Most of it is a wide shelf-road-like trail, lined with tall oaks and pines and thickets. It’s mostly flat and straight, on smooth dirt, with a few dips and some gradual curves. The south end starts at a marked intersecti...
Learn more about Trail 6-2 (11E52)

This is part of the Paiute trail system north of Interstate 70. It's accessible by most high-clearance vehicles in dry weather--rain or snow, 4x4, UTV, or ATV. Most of this area is grazing land for cattle. In previous years, it was also used for sheep. These roads are maintained for recreational use...
Learn more about Paiute Trail #15 to Paiute Trail #6

6 Loop Trail is a fun offroad trail. The trail starts as a wide, sandy track before it narrows down in the heavily wooded forest. Throughout the forest, you'll encounter aromatic blooms unlike any in the nearby area. Along the trail, you'll be greeted with a great campsite. However, this site has un...
Learn more about 6 Loop Trail

6 Trail is an easy main trail for this area that connects a large network of trails. Most of the trail consists of sand with some dirt. Like most Michigan trails, conditions are dependent on the weather. Recent rainfall can cause mud/water holes that can get rutted out quickly. The trail did have a ...
Learn more about 6 Trail

AOP trail 6 - Descension is a mild downhill trail that starts off as a dirt flat, and ends with a deeply rutted and eroded section. The bottom half rut also has an exposed tree root. You have 3 options: Straddle the rut, stay on the high side of the rut if you have a narrow enough wheelbase, or get...
Learn more about Trail 6

Trail 6 is a blue trail that, like many others, changes with the weather. Rain ruts, washouts, and mud holes make this trail a great little thrill ride to get to Butcher Holler. Once you hit the black top, you can go left to visit Loretta Lynn's Homeplace or go right to continue on the Butcher Holle...
Learn more about Trail 6

Trail 6- A trail of the Rock Run Recreation Area. Trail 6 can be transversed by anyone on a motorcycle, ATV, or SxS with some care. At just under a half mile in length, this trail is used to access one of the slate borrow pits at the facility with larger equipment to perform trail maintenance. There...
Learn more about Trail 6 - Rock Run Recreation Area