Trail Overview

This trail is a true rock crawler's playground, consisting mostly of an extended rock garden with scattered boulders throughout. Some of the rocks reach up to 4 feet in height, demanding careful tire placement and driver attention. It's a trail that rewards patience, skill, and good spotters. As you approach the end, the trail opens up into multiple exit lines, allowing drivers to choose their own adventure based on their rig's capabilities and comfort level. Each exit path offers a different level of challenge, making it a fun spot to regroup, spectate, or test out various setups and strategies.

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Difficulty

This is a technical rock garden with large boulders up to 4 feet tall. Careful tire placement and high-clearance rigs are essential. The multiple exit lines offer varying levels of difficulty, but all require solid driving skill. Not suited for beginners.

History

The Iron Range OHV Recreation Area was built on reclaimed mining land, once part of the rich Mesabi Iron Range that fueled U.S. steel production for over a century. Today, this 1,200+ acre site blends industrial history with outdoor adventure, offering a rare chance to ride through the remnants of Minnesota's mining legacy.

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