Foxy Loop Main

Trail Overview

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 off the main. This network is a great warm-up for both the Red Top and Solana Loops, which are further north on the Soo Line trail. The trail is mostly packed dirt that turns to mud during inclement weather. Water puddles are common throughout the riding season. The trail weaves through woods and across small gullies. The Foxy Loop trail network is part of the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources managed areas, and the Drift Skippers Snowmobile and ATV Club maintains the network. Drift Skippers is a 501(c)3 non-profit club established in 1970, and the club maintains approximately 106 miles of trails year-round. The trail is normally open from 1 April to 30 November to Class I ATVs only. OHV riding in Minnesota requires either a vehicle registered with the state or the purchase of a non-resident OHV state trail pass. Food and fuel can be found to the south along the Soo Line in Isle. The trail is rated moderately difficult by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.

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Difficulty

Considered easy trail. Can be muddy in spring and fall. No major obstacles the the exception of trees along the edge of the trail.

Technical Rating

Foxy Loop Main can be accessed by the following ride types:

• ATV (50")