ORV Friendly Trails and Parks in the Michigan Area
Dual use ORV Route and Snowmobile trail south of Houghton Lake. The 32 miles of trail is situated south of Waco Road and north of Grass Lake Roads from Old 27 past M-18 to Emery Road. The...
Moderate trails, 4WD required – Potential for getting stuck (Rutted trails, undulating terrain, shallow stream crossings, mud holes, sand or snow)
New this year is a trial opening to ORV use of nearly 95 miles of forest roads located within the Camp Grayling training area in Crawford County. The roads, located on 16,000 acres of state forest lands...
Challenging trails, 4WD Lo necessary – Potential for vehicle damage (Loose and or rocky terrain, off-camber trails, large mud holes, creek crossings)
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Mild trails, may not require 4WD (Unpaved roads, fire breaks)
Relatively mild ride with the exception of a short muddy hill section and a double water crossing. This trail sits on state or county land and public 2 tracks. Used for hunters in the fall to...
Challenging trails, 4WD Lo necessary – Potential for vehicle damage (Loose and or rocky terrain, off-camber trails, large mud holes, creek crossings)
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...
Challenging trails, 4WD Lo necessary – Potential for vehicle damage (Loose and or rocky terrain, off-camber trails, large mud holes, creek crossings)
The eastern most "Full Size" legal ORV Trail/Route. Interesting scenery next to Lake Huron, The Ausable river and former Wurtsmith AFB.
Challenging trails, 4WD Lo necessary – Potential for vehicle damage (Loose and or rocky terrain, off-camber trails, large mud holes, creek crossings)
Michigan has some of the best trails in the nation!
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The Michigan Bronco Club aims to be family friendly group encouraging adventure, fun, and careful stewardship of Michigan's wonderful natural resources.
The Michigan Bronco Club is a friendly group of individuals who like to enjoy the wonderful outdoors of Michigan, and try to do so in our Broncos! We strive to educate our members on improving off-road skills, through organizing and supporting events to use them.
The Michigan Bronco Club is an educational non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to supporting outdoor recreation activity using Ford Broncos. We are committed to improving trail-awareness and advocacy, and are excited in 2026 to now have an official partnership with GLFWDA. This allows us to overlap resources in furthering our shared goals, and bolster our cumulative voice in the full-size off-roading environment.
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