The ATV trail at the Al born-Pengilly Railroad is a wonderful place for you and your buddies to go ATVing because the terrain and the thrills that come with it is fantastic.
To get there follow 169 southwest of Hibbing to Pengilly. Go 1/2 mile South on Highway 65 and the access to the trail is on the right. It is open for all ATV's from April 1 - November 30. Weather always plays a part in these ATV trails, so checking before heading out is always recommended.
This is a wonderful ATV trail in that you follow an abandoned railroad grade between the cities of Alborn and Pengilly. This ATV trail is 42 miles long , a packed lunch with lots of water will be in order. This ATV trail has been maintained by a local ATV club which has donated their time and hard work to keep this ATV trail open and ready for other ATV enthusiasts. It offers the ATVer everything you are looking for, with great scenery and plentiful wildlife sightings, especially if you are riding your ATV in the early morning or early evening hours.
The ATV trail itself is easy to navigate and great for a day trip with your ATV riding bunch. Newer ATVers will find it easy to keep up with the rest of the group on these ATV trails. There are easy hills and nothing too steep in this area.
Help keep these trails wild and pristine for other ATVers. If you bring it in with you, bring it out. Do not go trailblazing and stay on the designated paths and you'll be helping to keep these ATV trails in good running shape for generations of ATVers to come.
To get there follow 169 southwest of Hibbing to Pengilly. Go 1/2 mile South on Highway 65 and the access to the trail is on the right. It is open for all ATV's from April 1 - November 30. Weather always plays a part in these ATV trails, so checking before heading out is always recommended.
This is a wonderful ATV trail in that you follow an abandoned railroad grade between the cities of Alborn and Pengilly. This ATV trail is 42 miles long , a packed lunch with lots of water will be in order. This ATV trail has been maintained by a local ATV club which has donated their time and hard work to keep this ATV trail open and ready for other ATV enthusiasts. It offers the ATVer everything you are looking for, with great scenery and plentiful wildlife sightings, especially if you are riding your ATV in the early morning or early evening hours.
The ATV trail itself is easy to navigate and great for a day trip with your ATV riding bunch. Newer ATVers will find it easy to keep up with the rest of the group on these ATV trails. There are easy hills and nothing too steep in this area.
Help keep these trails wild and pristine for other ATVers. If you bring it in with you, bring it out. Do not go trailblazing and stay on the designated paths and you'll be helping to keep these ATV trails in good running shape for generations of ATVers to come.
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