Trail Overview

The Two Hearted Trail System is the northernmost 50-inch-or-less ORV trail in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. During spring, summer, and fall, it becomes an excellent spot for camping, fishing, and enjoying an all-day ride on a dirt bike or quad. The Two Hearted Trail (South) offers two distinct types of terrain: hard-packed sections winding through dense forest and low pine trees, and long stretches of super-sandy, twisty trail full of berms and intersections. The trail is very flat, fast, and flowy. Be careful, as it's bi-directional.

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Difficulty

This trail has no technical features, with only a few roots over hard-packed sections and areas of loose sand. It is best ridden after rainfall to reduce dust and improve traction, creating a smooth, motocross-style feel.

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