East of Breckenridge in the White River National Forest, there is excellent ATV riding along the Continental Divide above Breckenridge. There are several dirt roads along the forks of the Swan River leading up towards the Continental Divide.
From Loretta to Clam Lake, the Dead Horse Run ATV Trail (aka Great Divide Trail) is a challenging 56 mile ATV route on forest trails. The Dead Horse Run ATV Trail offer a scenic ATV ride along the East Fork of the Chippewa River and has a view of Dead Horse Slough. There are two ATV trailheads for the Dead Horse Run ATV Trail.
West of Jacksonville near Lake City, the 200,000 acre Osceola National Forest has many oportunities for ATV riding. Only licensed ATV may be ridden on numbered forest roads.
West of Yuma (AZ) and far east of San Diego, the Glamis Dunes (aka Imperial Sand Dunes Recreation Area) is an ATV riders paradise (aka Algodones Dunes). These rolling white dunes are sculped by the intense winds constantly blowing through the Imperial Valley. This 40-mile-long Glamis dune system is one of the largest in the United States.
Northwest of Pittsburgh and south of Wampum, the Mines And Meadows ATV Resort has 84 miles of ATV riding trails spread over 877 acres. The real feature here are the numerous trails running underground through the abandoned limestone mines.
Southeast of Fayetteville in the Ozark National Forest, the Mill Creek Trail system consists of 27 miles of loops through remote, spectacular mountainous terrain. The trail leads the rider through remote areas of the Ozark National Forest with features spectacular mountainous terrain.
West of Castle Rock in the Rampart Range area, the Flat Rock Motorized Traill #674 is a 4 mile route open to offroad motorcycle and ATV riding. This is a very popular and heavily used motorized travel route. To reach the trailhead from Sedalia, drive 10 miles west on Highway 67.
South of Johnson City and north of Erwin, the Buffalo Mountain ATV area in the Cherokee National Forest has 8 miles of scenic, challenging ATV riding. There is over 1,000 feet of vertical climbing.
Northeast of Toronto near Newcastle, the 11,000 acre Ganaraska Forest covers the Oak Ridges Morraine and has one of the most extensive ATV trail systems in southern Ontario. There are plenty of kilometers of trails and logging roads open to ATV riding.