This OHV park is open year-round and offers about 7 miles of marked trails, an MX track, sand dunes and some play areas. There are several picnic areas with shade that are scattered throughout the park.

This multi-use recreation area offers about 21 miles of mostly easy to moderate trails, which make it a decent place to take beginners. Trails mainly consist of railroad grades and old forest roads that wind through a scenic pine and hardwood forest. ATV use is allowed from May 1 through November 20.

Open to motorcycles quads and go-karts, this race park has a motocross track and a go-kart track. During winter months snocross races are held. Motocross practice is held on Tuesday and Thursday from 4pm to 8pm for $15/rider and Saturday and Sunday from 1pm to 5pm for $20/rider. Annual memberships are also available for $250/person.

This area offers about 40 miles of marked and fairly easy trails that wind through a hardwood forest. Most of the trails are sandy and wide, making it a good place to take a beginner. The trails can get dusty during dry weather, so a good time to ride this place is after a rain. There are two separate day use areas that offer parking with trail access along with picnic tables and boat ramps. Detailed Trail Map.

Situated on the west side of the St. Croix River, this area offers about 11 miles of trails open to both ATVs and motorcycles. The Snake, Kettle and St. Croix rivers flow through this area making it a very scenic ride. During the winter months the trails are open to snowmobiles.

This motocross park has a one mile long track and offers camping opportunities for $10.00 per vehicle.

Located just minutes away from Lake Superior, this area offers miles of various level trails. The western section of the trail system mainly features novice friendly trails while the eastern section has more difficult trails. Terrain mainly consists of peat bogs, numerous lakes and conifer trees. There is no designated campsites in the forest hoever dispersed camping is allowed. Detailed Trail Map.

Open to both motorcycle and quads, this track is open for practice on Tuesday, Thursday and weekends from 10am to dusk when a race event is not scheduled. Practice fees are $30/rider and seasonal passes are available for $200/rider. Overnight camping is permitted and reservations are accepted during the race season.

This popular off-road park offers about 30 miles of OHV trails, rock crawling sections, hill climbs plus scenic forest and lake views. Trails are marked and rated and the park charges no fees except for during special events. The park is available daily from May 1 through October 31 and Friday through Sunday from November 1 through April 1. Detailed Trail Map

Located in the heart of the Paul Bunyan State Forest in northern Minnesota, this trail system offers two challenging loops that consist of 107-miles of singletrack motorcycle trails. The forest consists of a mixture of various pines, sugar maple, aspen and birch trees along with occasional views of moose, bear, deer and ducks. Detailed Trail Map.

Open seven days a week (weather permitting), this motocross track is groomed and watered on Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. The main track features dark loamy soil sourrounded by green grass and trees. A pee-wee track is available for young riders and camping is permitted but campfires are not allowed.

Located just minutes away from the Mississippi River, this family owned facility is open to both quads and motorcycles and offers three tracks to choose from. Track is available for private rental for 20 riders or more. Overnight camping is permitted on select dates. Check website for current practice and race schedule.

Open for practice on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from 12pm to 8pm, this natural terrain track is 1.5 miles long and has a starting gate and watering system. Concession stands are available and overnight camping is permitted. Call before you haul.

Open year-round, this state forest offers about 45 miles of trails which include about 27 miles of singletrack trails that are open to motorcycles only. Trails wind through a scenic forest that consists of rolling hills, scattered swamps and numerous creek and stream crossings. There is no fee to ride the trails however starting January 2010 there will be a fee to ride the ATV trails. Be sure to say thanks to the Straight Arrows Enduro Club as they maintains this trail system.

This area offers two separate trail systems, one southern and one northern section. The southern section offers 13.5 miles of multi-use trails while the northern sections offers several miles of hiking trails. Detailed Trail Map.

Located just minutes from the town of MooseLake, this are offers 4.5 miles of trails and an old abandoned gravel pit to play in. The Soo Line ATV Trail runs near the gravel pit, making it a good place to access (ATVs only). The historic Willard Munger State Trail follows the nearby Moose River and is open to non-motorized use only. Detailed Trail Map.

Located in northern Minnesota, this area offers 26 miles of scenic deep woods trails that offer panoramic views of the scattered nearby lakes. Ruts, roots and rocks are common and can make for challenging riding during wet weather. There are several primitive campsites that offer ample room for RVs however there are no services. Nearby Spider Lake offers a beach area and boat ramp. Detailed Trail Map.

This MX track has a starting gate, bathrooms, bike wash, lights, showers, and all the rest. The track is groomed and watered and there are a handful of hare scramble trails as well. This is mainly a racing track which allows camping on race weekends, but it does have open practice on Saturdays roughly twice per month. See website for exact practice schedule.

Open year-round to OHV use, this area features numerous ATV trails in a scenic pine, maple, birch and aspen forest. There are numerous staging areas making it fairly easy to access different parts of the trail system. Trails are mostly hardpacked with some sandy and rocky sections. The nearby Gandy Dancer ATV Trail winds near the eastern side of the forest near the St. Croix River. Primitive camping opportunities can be found at the nearby Boulder Campground. Detailed Trail Map.

Located in the scenic George Washington State Forest in northern Minnesota, this area offers about 30 miles of mostly novice friendly ATV trails that are accessible for motorized use between April 1 and November 30. During the winter months snowmobiles are allowed on the trails. Trails are open to ATV use only and are mainly smooth and hardpacked. The nearby Thistledew Lake Campground offers 23-sites and direct trail access. Detailed Trail Map.

This ATV park is open year-round and has about 13 acres of easy trails to explore. Open to ATVs only, this is a good place to take a beginner. A shaded picnic area and restrooms are among the park amenities.

Located right next to the Mississippi River, this area offers about 7 miles of signed, multi-use trails that consists of a mixture of hardpack and gravel sections. The forest mainly consists of various hardwood trees. The Trout Valley Creek flows nearby and true to its name is home to numerous trout. Detailed Trail Map.