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Trails and Parks


Trails contributed by our fellow Bronco owners around the great State of Mchigan. If you have any you'd like to add or any corrections, please shoot us a note.




Oscoda - Huron Trail East


The eastern most "Full Size" legal ORV Trail/Route. Interesting scenery next to Lake Huron, The Ausable river and former Wurtsmith AFB.

  • Duration: N/A (Park)
  • Challenging
Park Details

Rocks and Valleys Off-Road Park


This off-road park has the typical Northern Michigan terrain that will challenge the driving skills of mild to wild 4 x 4 drivers. The park has over 200 acres of hills, rocks, mud and a variety of trails for different skill levels. Come and explore the many different trails!

  • Duration: N/A (Park)
  • Challenging
Park Details

Gladwin ORV Route


Short ORV route and "gateway" to Northern MI trail system. Lot's of State Forest two tracks surround the ORV Route and ATV trail system. Great place to try out your Bronco without a lot of challenging trail features.

  • Duration: 2 Hours
  • Moderate
Trail Details

Holly Oaks ORV Park


After years of planning, an off-road vehicle park in Oakland County, the 106-acre Holly Oaks ORV Park opened Sept. 17, 2020. The park is a joint State-County project, operated by Oakland County Parks and Recreation in partnership with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources via a 20-year operating agreement (with a 10-year renewal). The park, consisting of former and active sand and gravel mines, is located off I-75 (at Grange Hall) and Dixie Highway across from Groveland Oaks County Park and Campground. Holly Oaks is open to all types of ORVs, including full-size vehicles, side-by-sides, all-terrain vehicles or ATVs and motorcycles. Additional...

  • Duration: N/A (Park)
  • Challenging
Park Details

Drummond Island ORV Trails


Michigan's Largest Closed-loop Trail System. Unique ferry access and "rock crawling". What makes Drummond Island the ORV paradise of Michigan? Is it the miles of routes and trails resting beneath the tree canopy? Is it the scenic view of wildlife? The variety of trails and routes suitable for experts and novices alike? The easily accessed food, lodging, entertainment, service, or emergency aid? The clear signage indicating location, destination, and points of interest? Well yes, it is, but all of the items above make it a really good trail system, what makes it great is the ‘secret sauce.’ ​There you have...

  • Duration: N/A (Park)
  • Difficult
Park Details

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