The western Upper Peninsula of Michigan and nearby Iron County, Wisconsin—just 10 minutes from Big Powderhorn Mountain—offer some of the best ATV and ORV riding in the region. Riders can access hundreds of miles of interconnected trails that wind through dense forests, rolling hills, scenic backcountry, and the small communities that make this part of the Northwoods unique. The ATV trails near Big Powderhorn offer plenty of options for both casual riders looking for a scenic afternoon trip and experienced riders planning a full day on the trail.

One of the biggest advantages of staying near Big Powderhorn is how easy it is to get out and start exploring. Head down Powderhorn Road and across Highway 2 to connect with the local trail system and begin your ride. From there, you can explore routes throughout Michigan’s Western Upper Peninsula or venture into nearby Iron County, Wisconsin, for an even longer off-road adventure.

With interconnected trail systems throughout the region, riders can plan anything from a short morning or afternoon trip to an all-day excursion with stops in nearby communities along the way. Trail conditions and seasonal access can change, so be sure to check current trail maps, regulations, and permit requirements before heading out. After a day of riding, Big Powderhorn provides a convenient home base where you can relax, recharge, and plan the next day’s adventure.