Off-Road Trails in Ontario

This is an alternate route to Tribag Mine. It is full-size friendly and has scenic views. The majority of the route can be completed in 2WD. There are beautiful lake views and access to Expedition Trail, which overlooks Pipe Lake. Pipe Lake has three great Camp spots accessible to any 4WD/AWD vehicl...
Learn more about Tribag Mine Alternate Route (Carp Road)

The fire road off Airport Road near Mono Cliffs Provincial Park is a beautiful overlanding trail that takes you through a dense, serene forest with scenic views of small streams cutting through the landscape. The trail is accessible year-round, offering a unique experience in each season--lush green...
Learn more about Airport Run

The Ardbeg Trail is a well-loved off-road route situated on Crown Land, approximately 42 kilometers northeast of Parry Sound, Ontario, deep in the Canadian wilderness. The Loggers Station House makes for a great stop, as it serves as a restaurant and a great place to air down. This trail network off...
Learn more about Ardbeg

This is a well-maintained gravel road with a small water crossing. This road can be used to get to the Tribag Mine alternate route. This trail is SUV, 4WD Van, and Crossover friendly. The water crossing does have a minimal decline into the stream and a decent incline out. 4WD/AWD with clearance reco...
Learn more about Batchawana Falls Road

From the northernmost point, heading west, and coming out on the south side- you'll be greeted by stellar views of the lake through the trees near the end of the route as you lose elevation. Peak fall colors are amazing on this route, but heading out past peak when the leaves are down is almost the ...
Learn more about Batchawana Falls Road - Northern Section

Begin your off-roading journey and immerse yourself in the beauty of the forest canopy. Explore the surrounding hiking trails to enhance your adventure. Prepare for exhilarating climbs and stunning views along the way. Midway through the trail, you'll be greeted by a breathtaking waterfall. Take the...
Learn more about Black Edge Waterfall

This route has a taste of it all! The trail has small hard bottom water crossings, steep inclines, washouts, two tracks, maintained gravel, thick woodlands, and open powerlines- Something for everyone! Just when you think the bridge is out and you can't continue, look around and find the bypass! Som...
Learn more about Busted Bridge Boulevard

This trail throws a little bit of everything at you. You'll scramble up and down rock steps, and water can be high in places, but there are numerous bypass tracks. The deepest water was approximately 36" deep, and the base was handpicked rock. This trail will have your rigs articulating quite a bit....
Learn more about Concession Lake

Embark on your off-roading adventure starting at Cashtown Corners, where you can fuel up and adjust your tire pressure for the journey ahead. As you begin, you'll encounter the picturesque Creemore Nature Preserve on your right, offering a 2.5-kilometer hiking trail for added exploration. Along the ...
Learn more about Creemore Run

Expect some mud holes that are not very challenging--most of them are bypassable. In addition, there are a couple of creek crossings and beaver dams. Don't be fooled; fun can be had in Darling. Be careful at the exit since you end up on an 80 KM/hr road. You may want to air up before hitting the pav...
Learn more about Darling Power Line

This is a two-track trail off of Carp Road. This is a there and back, the trail does not go all the way through as mapped. Trail has 3 camp spots with one on the water and another overlooking Pipe Lake. Accessible by SUVs, 4WD vans, & AWD Crossovers. There is a small incline at the end of the trail ...
Learn more about Expedition Trail

This fire road, an exciting extension of Airport Run or a thrilling adventure on its own, winds through the stunning wilderness near Mono Cliffs Provincial Park. This beautiful overlanding trail takes you deep into a serene forest, with picturesque streams weaving through the landscape. Accessible y...
Learn more about Fifth Line Run

This trail is a mixture of mud holes and some fun rocky sections. There are lots of places that will test your articulation. This trail is quite a nice drive through the forest. There are some scenic areas where you might see some wildlife. Mud holes range from shallow hard bottom to soft mud. Stay ...
Learn more about Gooderham

This trail is very rocky and technical. Obstacles are back-to-back, and it's very common to have some mud and water at the bottom of almost every climb. 4-door and 2-door Jeeps can traverse the trail; all the rock is smooth granite. However, it's very slippery when your tires are muddy or wet. The t...
Learn more about Green Mountain Trail

If continuing off the "Washout Way" trail, this route picks up off the bank of the Batchawana River and heads east before turning south and taking Mile 38 Road which will get you back to Highway 17. It earns the name "Highline Highway" when you pass through the tall power poles. In the northern sect...
Learn more about Highline Highway (Mile 38 Road)

A crossroad trail located in Grimsby, Ontario, sandwiched between Mud Street and Ridge Road, the trail consists of a thick clay-covered pathway littered with large ruts and mud. It can be very sticky and difficult to navigate in wet conditions as the main hazard of this trail is the large 5-foot dee...
Learn more about Hysert Crossroad

This trail takes you from Round Lake Road to Kelly Lake through a mix of logging roads and trails. The whole route is a loop that takes approximately 2 hours total to complete (1 hour either way). This route is not a maintained trail, so use it at your own risk. The route begins from Round Lake Road...
Learn more about Kelly Lake Trail

The trail is a medium-difficulty rocky trail through a crown land forest area. The trail includes lots of hard bottom "mud puddles" typically less than 20" deep. There are two challenging obstacles on the trail which set the difficulty of the trail. The first, when traveling SE to NW direction is a ...
Learn more about Missing Link

This is an alternate route to Tribag Mine. The trail is full-size friendly with scenic views. There are limited obstacles, though the terrain can get rocky in some sections. 4wd or AWD is recommended with some clearance. The majority can be completed in 2wd with some spots needing traction with 4wd ...
Learn more about North Carp Lake Road (Tribag mine Alternate)

Pencil Lake trail starts off traveling along a dirt road. Be nice and respect any cottage owners. Most of the obstacles that get thrown in your face are scrambly climbs with quite a few water holes in between. Most of the rock surfaces have good traction (when dry) and get a little slick when wet. T...
Learn more about Pencil Lake