Trail Overview

D Springs Trail (132nd Avenue) is an easy, fun off-road trail. Located near Diamond Springs Golf Course or Lincoln Road, this route is easily accessible. It has nothing technical. Most of the trail is a combination of sand and dirt and weaves through a beautiful forest with great fall foliage. Like most Michigan trails, conditions are dependent on the weather. Recent rainfall can cause mud/water holes that can get rutted out quickly. This trail is known for creating a deep water crossing. This water crossing can exceed 24 inches or deeper. Please use caution during or after recent rainfall and stay on the trail! Most of this trail is only wide enough for 1 vehicle with limited places to pass. Regardless of the conditions, this is a unique and fun trail!

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Difficulty

This is only given a Technical Rating & Difficulty of 5 due to the deep water crossing that forms during and after recent rainfall. Otherwise this trail could be rated as a 2.

Technical Rating

Jo Van

Apr 22, 2026

Open

Almost dry, an easy 2, just stay to the north side of the big sandy spot

Nick Dimmick

Mar 02, 2026

Open

The trail was in good shape. The wet areas were icy and slushy, but could be navigated with just about any vehicle.

Ryan Kuchenmeister

Oct 11, 2025

Open

Easy Breezy. Just a seasonal road, no obstacles.

Jesse Mills

Sep 28, 2025

Open

Scott Baldwin

Aug 09, 2025

Open

One sandy spot required 4wd

James Smith

Aug 07, 2025

Open

Andrew Rappette

May 16, 2025

Open

Dan K

Jan 26, 2025

Open

Tire pressure was key with the snow. Had to rescue pickup truck twice who kept getting stuck.

Michael Hilferty

Nov 22, 2024

Open

Fairly wet/muddy, but made it fun. No puddles were too big for the truck today, but lower vehicles may have a bit of trouble. Most mud/water holes had ways to get around them. Would go back for sure.

Ranger Danger Cody Sturg

Oct 20, 2024

Open

very sandy trail. didn't experience any mud or water. might be due to lack of rain. Some areas have really soft sand but once your threw it it's not bad. Now if ther were rain all conditions would change and make this trail alot more challenging. a hand full fo sand donut areas to take your quad or 4×4 around that's a ton of fun.