Off-Road Trails in Wisconsin

Wisconsin's premier off-road park with sandy terrain, technical hill climbs, and purpose-built obstacles. A destination for built rigs seeking serious challenges in the upper Midwest.

Forest trails along Wisconsin's Lake Superior shoreline near the Apostle Islands. Stunning Great Lakes vistas, sea caves accessible by ice road in winter, and remote forest camping.

Dense hemlock and hardwood forest trails in northern Wisconsin. Rocky terrain, fern-covered forest floors, and misty morning atmospherics create a Pacific Northwest feel in the heartland.

Proof that you don't need mountains for adventure. This 450-mile route crosses Wisconsin on a mix of forest roads, county highways, and two-tracks, connecting the Great Lakes to the Mississippi River.

860,000 acres of northern Wisconsin forest with gentle overlanding trails through spectacular fall color corridors. Maple, birch, and aspen create some of the Midwest's best autumn scenery.

Remote forest trails along the wild Flambeau River in northern Wisconsin. River crossings, dense pine and birch forest, and excellent dispersed camping in true northwoods wilderness.

Wisconsin's Northwoods at their finest, 1.5 million acres of boreal forest with forest roads weaving between pristine lakes and old-growth hemlock groves. Loon calls and dark skies define this peaceful overlanding paradise.

Glacial terrain trails through Wisconsin's unique kettle and moraine landscape. Rolling hills shaped by Ice Age glaciers, oak savannas, and prairie remnants within easy reach of Milwaukee.