North Shore ATV Trails & Maps

This 30-mile ride starts at the Lake Country Demonstration Forest then travels along forest roads and trails including the historic Alger Grade Logging Railroad bed. The trail connects to Lake County gravel roads open to ATV use as well as the Moose Walk and Red Dot ATV Trails . Scenic bogs, rock outcrops, streams, rivers and Lake Superior overlooks occur along the trail as it travels the North Shore Highlands near Finland, Beaver Bay and Silver Bay. The trail is provided by Lake County and maintained by the Wild Country ATV Club.

Located in the Sawtooth Mountains along Minnesota’s scenic North Shore, the 22-mile Moose Walk Trail is family-friendly. It connects with the Red Dot Trail for a hilly ride winding through stands of spruce and pine. Shelters are located along the trail for riders in need of a rest stop. The trail is provided by Lake County and maintained by the Silver Trail Riders.

The remote Stony Spur II Trail begins in Babbitt and runs almost 25 miles eastward, just south of Bear Island State Forest. The trail follows the diverse landscape through stands of aspen and cedar. There are a few stream and water crossings. The trail is maintained by the City of Babbitt and the Babbitt ATV/Snowmobile Club.

Located north of Finland, the 12-mile Moose Run Trail takes riders through the Sawtooth Mountains along Minnesota’s scenic North Shore. The Moose Run Trail is a family-friendly route. The trail winds over hills and through deep woods, brushing along the North Shore State Trail before merging with the Moose Walk Trail. Trail is provided by Lake County and maintained by Finland Snowmobile/ATV Club.

This 20-mile trail in the Superior National Forest follows historic roads to loop past Whitefish, around Frear and Timber, then down past Fourmile Lakes. The trail connects to Cook County roads open to ATV use. The trail is provided by Cook County and maintained by the Cook County ATV Club.

The 30 mile trail loops in and out of Pat Bayle State Forest in the Superior National Forest off Greenwood Lake Road. Shoe Lake Road connects to the Hovland Woods Trails. The trail connects to Cook County roads open to ATV use. The trail is provided by Cook County and maintained by the Cook County ATV Club.