LP 76/7

Total Miles
10.1

Elevation

284.67 ft

Duration

2 Hours

Technical Rating

2

Easy

Best Time

Spring, Summer, Fall

Trail Overview

LP 76/7 is two trails combined, but they split about a mile in. It is a very well-maintained sand trail. All downed trees are cut and pulled out of the immediate way. In some areas the sand gets a little thick, but nothing that any stock all-wheel drive vehicle can't handle, especially if the tires are aired down. On this route, you will discover a moderate hill climb and banked corners. You may also encounter some washboarding. There are a couple of marsh/low-lying areas and the trail may have water if there has been a lot of rain. It is groomed all year round and considered an ORV route. So in the wintertime, it is only accessible to snowmobiles. This trail crosses roads and dirt bike trails, so be mindful of traffic. Check the Michigan DNR website for the applied seasonal restrictions.

Photos of LP 76/7

LP 76/7
LP 76/7

Difficulty

This trail has sand, a couple of whoops, and banked/sometimes rutted corners.

Technical Rating

2

Access Description

The entrance to the trail can be a little difficult to find as it is back in a neighborhood. The trail starts up near Burt Lake and finishes near Weber Lake. There is a really nice state forest campground at Weber Lake.

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