Trygg Road

Trail Overview

This trail is accessed directly from Highway 1 and starts off as a wide, well-maintained gravel road with moderate corrugation. As you move farther from the highway, the trail gradually narrows. It includes a public water access point, and a few ATV trails branch off from the main route. Due to the number of residences along the trail, there is often a steady flow of local traffic, so it's advisable to drive cautiously. The route features gentle ascents and descents as it winds through the area, eventually ending at a private driveway with a small turnaround. While some mapping platforms, such as onX, may indicate camping opportunities, there are no designated or dispersed campsites along the trail. Additionally, there are no basic amenities like trash bins or potable water sources, and cell service may be limited or unavailable. Despite its accessibility, the trail is better suited for a short drive or recreational access rather than an overnight stay.

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Difficulty

This forest trail is well-maintained and used daily by residents and adventurers. The route is wide and clear of debris, with established tread and minimal overgrowth, making it ideal for a smooth and scenic drive.

History

The Mesabi Trail is a nearly 165-mile paved route stretching from Grand Rapids to Ely, winding through forests, lakes, wetlands, and historic Iron Range mining towns. Riders will encounter rolling terrain with climbs up to 8%, scenic overlooks, and plenty of access points with services in trail towns. A Wheel Pass is required for cyclists and skaters over 18, while hikers can enjoy the trail for free.

Technical Rating

Trygg Road can be accessed by the following ride types:

• High-Clearance 4x4
• SUV