The Pine Center ATV Trail is a great place to get away and enjoy the thrills of ATVing with all of your friends. This ATV trail can be slightly tricky, so having some experience would be advisable.
This particular trail, Pine Center is located in Crow Wing County. From the junctions of county road 8 and county road 2 in Pine center, about 1 mile east right on county road 2. It is a wonderful 23 miles of fun loving ATV terrain. It is open from April 1 to November 30, depending on the weather.
The Pine Center Trail provides the ATVer with rolling wooded hills and runs by lakes and streams. There is even shelters and a picnic area to stop and enjoy a lunch break from the rigorous riding on the ATV. The cities of Pine Center and Garrison are located nearby but, in order to get to them, you will have to do some road ditch ATV riding.
As with all ATV rides, make safety of yourself your highest priority. Always wear your helmet anytime you are going to be on your ATV, no matter how short the ride. There are a lot of great options in safety gear that not only protect your body, they let you look good while your riding too.
Also, check your ATV out fully pre-ride. Tightening those bolts and checking gas and air pressure in your tires will make the difference between a great ride and you sitting there waiting for someone to come get you because you haven't maintained your ATV.
Pine Center ATV trails have yellow directional signs showing you the ways to go. Please follow them because these are the only areas in which ATVer's are allowed to use. They don't allow the ATV riders to go off the trails to help preserve the natural settings of the wilderness and keep these ATV trails great for future riders.
This particular trail, Pine Center is located in Crow Wing County. From the junctions of county road 8 and county road 2 in Pine center, about 1 mile east right on county road 2. It is a wonderful 23 miles of fun loving ATV terrain. It is open from April 1 to November 30, depending on the weather.
The Pine Center Trail provides the ATVer with rolling wooded hills and runs by lakes and streams. There is even shelters and a picnic area to stop and enjoy a lunch break from the rigorous riding on the ATV. The cities of Pine Center and Garrison are located nearby but, in order to get to them, you will have to do some road ditch ATV riding.
As with all ATV rides, make safety of yourself your highest priority. Always wear your helmet anytime you are going to be on your ATV, no matter how short the ride. There are a lot of great options in safety gear that not only protect your body, they let you look good while your riding too.
Also, check your ATV out fully pre-ride. Tightening those bolts and checking gas and air pressure in your tires will make the difference between a great ride and you sitting there waiting for someone to come get you because you haven't maintained your ATV.
Pine Center ATV trails have yellow directional signs showing you the ways to go. Please follow them because these are the only areas in which ATVer's are allowed to use. They don't allow the ATV riders to go off the trails to help preserve the natural settings of the wilderness and keep these ATV trails great for future riders.
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