The Nemadji State Forest OHV Trail is a great place to take your ATV for a thrilling run. It has all that an ATVer is looking for, steepness, rolling terrain, even swamp areas to take your ATV through.
The Nemadji State Forest is located in Pine County. If coming from Nickerson, take Highway 23 northeast 1/2 mile, then turn right for 1.5 miles to Net Lake Forest Road turn right, or go south about 2 miles. This is a very long trail, about 100 miles, so camping out may be in order. Being a State Forest, it is open all year, but due to weather conditions, sometimes it may be closed to OHM's.
This forest is a great place to go ATVing. It has deep stream valleys and rolling uphill terrain. It even has swampy areas as well. This kind of ATV trail system is for all levels of experience.
Because this is a State Forest, the rules are a bit more strict for riding your ATV in these areas. Don't go off the marked trails and make your own. Never go trailblazing and take your ATV off the trails and destroy habitat. A State Forest is enjoyed by others out having fun as well, so pay attention to what is going on around you.
They do require that you wear your DOT approved ATV helmet at all times when you ride these ATV trails and due to the lushness of the forest, protect your arms and legs from slapping branches and other debris that can get kicked up by other's ATVs.
The Nemadji State Forest ATV trails are a great place to spend a day riding with your friends. Next time you want to spend your day of ATVing with your friends on some terrain that is challenging yet scenic, look no further than these ATV trails.
