Off-Road Trails in Maine

Gravel road with mixed use which does change from time to time. Currently logging in a small section that still lets full vehicles through but OHRVs get a reroute. They have done a great job with signs to let you know the use of the road. There is more than one way to get there....
Learn more about B52 Memorial Site - Elephant Mountain

This trail takes you to the top of Baker Hill. The trail is dirt and grass and somewhat elevated. The trail is less developed than some of the other larger trails and is more accepting of single-vehicle traffic. Towards the top, the trail spurs out into a few smaller dead ends and becomes a bit tigh...
Learn more about Baker Hill Summit

Granite rock face. Very steep up and down with a few off-camber angles with a few in excess of 27 degrees over some ledges. Amazing views on both sides of the trail going up and past the antenna towers overlooking Phillips Lake up to Bangor....
Learn more about Bald Mountain

A mostly gravel road with a few washouts. A few snowmobile side trails that are not 4x4 friendly. Towards the top, there are a few ledges with some concrete filler and a granite bluff with some ledge steps to play on. The top is shared with a hiking trail, and the road is hiked as well. ...
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This Big White Brook trail is a short spur leading to a set of riverside campsites. The trail is typically wide enough for 2 vehicles to pass but narrows once you get closer to the camps. You can continue down the trail past the campsites to find a washout and a very overgrown uphill trail that mi...
Learn more about Big White Brook - Campsites

This trail provides access to the western side of Brandy Pond. The trail is primarily dirt road, with some sections that are more water-saturated and could be evaluated during the spring or other wet times of the year. The trail is less developed than some of the other larger trails and is more acce...
Learn more about Brandy Pond West

This trail provides access to the eastern side of Buffalo Stream. The trail is primarily dirt/grass and is very narrow due to the soft white pine needles. Use caution as the narrowness of this trail may result in scratches on the vehicle. This trail dead ends at Buffalo Stream, where there used to b...
Learn more about Buffalo Stream East

Originally part of the Plumb Creek Land Trust, this is a semi-active logging road where there has been logging recently. There are lots of side trails and roads to explore. This road is not actively maintained in the winter unless logging is taking place. Parts of the road are open to ATVs, SxSs, an...
Learn more about Burrill Woods Road

This is a winding trail through mostly woods and fields. This trail is quite smooth with a few small rocks and rocky areas. A few rough exposed roots and a lot of ditches to keep the trail erosion under control. A couple of sharp turns and uneven terrain. No mud but may have mud puddles with a hard ...
Learn more about Center Trail

A rutty trail up the back side of Chase hill to the fire tower that you can still climb to the top of a few harder obstacles to climb over but mostly capable with a stock 4wd. Beautiful view from atop the fire tower; be careful around the base of the tower for lots of broken glass....
Learn more about Chase Fire Tower

This route starts on the Newport - Dover multi use trail. The trail contains a lot of riding on the edge of farmers fields, and access roads to get back to the multi- use trail. The trail does had a spot with some deep mud but does have a bypass around the mud pit. The trail uses a lot of farmer fie...
Learn more about Corinna Loop Trail

45 miles long, the Deadwater Loop trail will take you along the Kennebec river, through valleys, and over hills for the townships of Solon, Moscow, Deadwater, and Bingham Maine. The trailnsystem is well maintained by the Moose Alley Riders ATV club. The trails are mostly gravel-topped rail beds and ...
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Donnell Pond is a gravel road that is mostly wide open, but some spur roads can become quite narrow. Sections of this road serves as snowmobile trails in the wintertime. Camping in this area is allowed, but campfires are prohibited for non-established sites. The trail becomes progressively rougher t...
Learn more about Donnell Pond

This trail is an easy access to some of our other trails and sights. Good trail for just cruising and enjoying the views. It will take you from Intervale Road to the Presidential Lookout or Weld via connecting trails. Trail speeds in Temple are 20 MPH if you can see a telephone pole. Open 24/7....
Learn more about Edes Brook Trail

The Frye Mountain - High Ridge to Getchell trail is a West to East crossing through the Frye Mountain State Game Management Area. This trail is just over 8 miles passing by the Carter Cemetery and includes a small 3 mile (out and back) to another private Cemetery, where the trail becomes a turnarou...
Learn more about Frye Mountain - High Ridge to Getchell

This Gauntlet Falls West Trail is a branch starting at the Katahdin Iron Works Historic site which is also the Ki-Jo Mary check-in point for the Northern Maine Woods. The trail is all dirt roads typically wide enough for 2 vehicles to pass. The trail has a variety of spurs to be explored with time. ...
Learn more about Gauntlet Falls West Trail

This trail to Greenwood Pond starts at the Katahdin Iron Works Historic Site which is also the Ki-Jo Mary check-in point for the Northern Maine Woods. The trail is all dirt roads typically wide enough for 2 vehicles to pass, but roughly 2/3rds of the way the trail becomes a bit narrower and in some ...
Learn more about Greenwood Pond Trail

This is a well-maintained in-and-out gravel road in the White Mounts National Forest's Hastings Campground. It doubles as part of the Gilead snowmobile trail system in the winter months. Lots of campsites and a few hiking trails. It is family-friendly and campground reservations are made online for...
Learn more about Little Larry Road

This is easy riding on a mostly smooth trail. There are some rocky hills, and you also pass several logging areas. The majority of the trail is two vehicles wide on a packed gravel surface. You will cross some small wooden bridges on this route. There are numerous opportunities to stop and take in t...
Learn more about Mahoney Hill Trail

Narraguagus Lake is the beginning of a larger trail system heading northward labeled as Trail 501. This is a mostly gravel road with some soft muddy areas after rain. This reaches some remote areas of Maine and ends up below a large group of wind turbines, then continues on to South Spectacle Pond R...
Learn more about Narraguagus Lake