Off-Road Trails in Minnesota
8 trails ranging from easy scenic drives to expert-only rock crawling across Minnesota.
Boundary Waters Forest Roads
Forest roads skirting the legendary Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. Pristine boreal lakes, wolf territory, and some of the darkest skies in the eastern United States.
Superior National Forest
Forest roads along Minnesota's North Shore of Lake Superior. Dramatic cliffs, boreal forest, and stunning lake overlooks define this scenic overlanding corridor.
Iron Range OHV Trails
Trails through Minnesota's historic Iron Range mining district. Red iron ore soil, abandoned mine pits turned lakes, and boreal forest create a unique landscape found nowhere else in America.
Boundary Waters Forest Roads
Forest service roads through the boreal wilderness surrounding the Boundary Waters Canoe Area. Pristine lakes, old-growth pine, and the best stargazing east of the Rockies on roads that see almost no traffic.
Iron Range OHV
Minnesota's iron mining country repurposed for off-road adventure. Former mine pits create unique terrain with red rock walls and deep lakes you won't find anywhere else.
Chippewa National Forest
Gentle forest trails through Minnesota's lake country. Over 1,300 lakes dot this forested landscape with easy trails connecting lakeside campsites and scenic overlooks.
Nemadji State Forest
Muddy forest trails through Minnesota's clay country near Lake Superior. Known for deep ruts and challenging mud conditions after rain, this forest tests both driver and vehicle.
Paul Bunyan State Forest
Sandy pine forest trails through the heart of Paul Bunyan country. Towering red pines, pristine lakes, and easy terrain make this perfect for family overlanding adventures.