This state forest offers about 25 miles of ATV trails that can also be explored by snowmobiles during the winter months. Nearby camping is available along with some swimming and non-motorized boating opportunities at Benedict Pond. An onsite campground offers 12 campsites available from May through October (Call for availability). Wildlife consists of black bear, deer and bobcats. The area is open to OHVs from May 1 through the last Sunday in November, but hiking and mountain bike trails are also available.

Located in the cranberry capital of the world, this well renowned motocross track is claimed to be the oldest track on the east coast. The track has a starting gate and is well groomed and watered. Annual memberships are $75.00 per person (if mailed) or $100.00 if purchased at the track. Insurance and riding gear is mandatory.

This motorsports park offers a full-size motocross and peewee track. Tracks are groomed and watered and consist of a mixture of sand and loamy soft dirt terrain and dense forest scenery. The track is open for practice Tuesday and Thursday from 1pm to 8pm and Saturday from 10am to 4pm. Daily fees are $30.00 per rider or $40.00 for a family. Annual memberships are $650.00 for a single person and $700.00 for a family.

This dense pine and oak forest offers an 8-mile rocky single-track loop and 23 miles of non-motorized trails. There are no ATV trails. Mosquitoes and insects are thick during the spring and summer months.

Located in southeastern Massachusetts, this state forest offers several miles of mostly hardpacked narrow singletrack trails that wind through a lush new england forest. Trails are lightly maintained and have several small bridges. ATVs are not recommended.

This state forest area boasts 25 miles of single-track motorcycle trails that range from moderate to very difficult with some nice forest scenery. Most of the trails are fairly rocky and there are no ATV trails. There are many parking entrances but there is only one designated motorcycle staging area. The parking area near the ranger station offers picnic areas, restrooms, and a wading pool but note that mosquitoes are sometimes a nuisance in the evening hours. Snowmobiles are allowed during winter months.

Located off Pinegree Farm Rd., Goergetown in northeastern Massachusetts, this state forest used to offer some trails but it has now been closed to OHV use. Some possible alternatives in this area include Franklin Trails, F. Gilbert Hills State Forest, and Wrentham Trails.

This brand new indoor motocross facility will offer 24/7 accesses to members. Onsite amenities include shower facilities, locker rooms, spray wash, fuel station riders lounge, dining facility and parts repair shop and bike storage units. Membership is required and is limited to only 1,000 members. Day passes are also available and there is no fee for spectators unless there is a special event.

This large state forest offers miles of ATV trails that wind through over 16,000 acres of maple trees. There are multiple staging areas along with access to the famous Appalachian Trail (non-motorized use). ATVs are allowed on the trails during daylight hours only. Snowmobiles can explore theses trails during winter months.

This state forest has miles of ATV trails that wind through dense forest with scenic views of waterfalls and multiple stream crossings. Other opportunites include camping, picnicking, hiking and swimming. Porcupines, deer, weasels and black bears inhabit the area. Forest hours are from sunrise to 8pm, year-round. Snowmobiles are permitted during winter months.

This track, known for it's deep and challenging sand, is annual host to one round of the AMA Nationals MX series, as well as various NEMA, NEMX, and NESC amateur races. The track is sometimes open for practice, but only when specifically scheduled. Practice fees run about $30 for bikes and $40 for quads, with a five dollar discount for Southwick residents. Check the website for practice rules and detailed visitor information.

Although not strongly recommended for ATVs or non-street legal motorcycles, there are about 15 miles of multi-use trails here that wind through the state forest. Trails are available to OHV use from May 1 through the last Sunday of November. Forest hours are from sunrise through sunset and there is a $5.00 per vehicle fee charge. Nearby Otis Reservoir has a day use area, campground and boat ramp. Snowmobiles are also permitted.

Located on a cranberry bog behind Wareham Cycle Center, this track appears to be on private property and for those who know the owner. Quads are not allowed and there is an honor box and the fee is $10/person. The track is open for practice Wednesday through Saturday from 10am to 7pm. If you are a local you may try contacting the owner for permission to ride here.

Deep forest and miles of marked single track, jeep, and ATV trails wait to be explored in this state park. Near the main staging area is a drainage pipe that goes underneath the highway and leads to even more trails that are not shown on many maps. There is a lot of single track here, much more than you would expect, and it is easy to get disoriented. One trick is to remember that Route 495 (East/West) and Taunton Street (North/South) make a cross right through the center of the area so you should at least be able to tell what quadrant you are in. Treat any other paved roads that you come across as boundaries and you'll be in good shape. Beware of hunters during hunting season (no hunting on Sundays).