Best ATV Trails in Minnesota State

There are many miles of beautiful ATV trails in the forests between Cook, Lake Vermillion, Crane Lake, Elephant Lake, Myrtle Lake,  Pelican Lake, and Orr. You can enjoy ATV riding through the woods on some of the top trails in the State. We are grateful to the loggers for opening up many of these corridors for us and for “sharing the road”. Our mission is foremost to create an ATV trail system in Voyageur Country and to promote local business and commerce.  We also promote safe and enjoyable, responsible riding on the system, community service, and instruction for youth.

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Voyageur Country ATV started in April of 2015. We had 66 people at an organizational meeting where all 66 joined to form the new club. We have had tremendous support and interest from the local ATV community. To date, we have over 700 members including folks from all over Voyageur Country!

Our club has met with success involving the US Forest Service, St Louis County, and the MN DNR to open many of our local roads to ATV use. We have created a map (the first ATV map of this area) and currently, we are spending grant awards to fund the construction of a bridge to connect existing trails on both sides of the Vermilion River.

At the last club ride, we had over 150 ATVs with over 200 people in attendance. We would love your support too!

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There are many miles of beautiful ATV trails in the forests between Cook, Lake Vermillion, Crane Lake, Elephant Lake, Myrtle Lake, Pelican Lake, and Orr. These trails are among the top in the State of Minnesota.

The mission is to create an ATV trail system in Voyageur Country, promote local business and commerce, ensure safe and enjoyable riding on the system, community service, and provide instruction for youth.

The Voyageur Country ATV club is a community formed in April 2015. It has over 700 members and has been successful in opening many local roads to ATV use. The club also created the first ATV map of the area and is currently using grant funds to construct a bridge to connect existing trails on both sides of the Vermilion River.

You can join the Voyageur Country ATV club. They regularly organize club rides, with the last one having over 150 ATVs and over 200 people in attendance.

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