Off-Road Trails in Michigan

Michigan's premiere ORV destination on a Lake Huron island accessible by ferry. 100+ miles of limestone and forest trails through a unique Great Lakes island wilderness.

450 acres of towering Lake Michigan sand dunes open to ORV use. Massive dunes rise 130 feet above the lake with challenging climbs and stunning Great Lakes panoramas.

Remote wilderness trails through Michigan's rugged Upper Peninsula. Iron ore roads, deep mud bogs, and dense boreal forest create a true backcountry experience in the heart of the Great Lakes.

Historic mining roads through Michigan's Keweenaw Peninsula copper country. Old mine ruins, Lake Superior shoreline, and some of the most remote terrain in the eastern US.

Michigan's Upper Peninsula wilderness with old-growth hemlock forests, Lake Superior shoreline, and rugged forest roads through the most remote corner of the state. Fall colors here are absolutely world-class.

Michigan's premier off-road park with diverse terrain from mud to rock crawling.

Michigan's slice of the Sahara on Lake Michigan's shore. 450 acres of coastal dunes where you can drive right into the water. Pure Midwest summer vibes.

Michigan's most challenging ORV trail system with deep mud pits, steep hill climbs, and technical obstacles. A proving ground for built rigs in the northern Lower Peninsula.

Nearly a million acres of sandy pine forest trails across Michigan's Lower Peninsula. Easy forest roads wind past pristine lakes, through jack pine barrens, and along the Au Sable River corridor.

Michigan's Lake Huron coastline meets dense jack pine forest. Sandy two-tracks lead to secluded Lake Huron beaches where you can camp within earshot of the waves.

Scenic forest two-tracks through Michigan's northern hardwood forests. Peak fall color season transforms these trails into tunnels of gold, crimson, and amber beneath towering maples.