If you and your ATV riding friends are looking for a weekend of fun riding your machines, you will love the Soo Line South ATV Trail.
The Soo Line South ATV Trail is around 114-miles long and begins in Saunders Junction, Wisconsin (near Superior) and runs southwesterly through Douglas County, Wisconsin, and ends at Genola, Minnesota.
This ATV trail is very scenic and will include a great mix of forested areas, farmland, and rivers and streams to ford on the Kettle River and Birch Creek and includes portions of the Northern Pine Riders ATV Trail.
These trails are not designated for multi-use, and other ATV riders are all you should encounter unless you happen to be riding in the early morning or early evening hours and then you should encounter a myriad of woodland residents who will probably by curiously looking at you and your ATV.
These ATV trails have a limited riding time of April 1 - November 30 of each year. Portions of the ATV trail that are located in Carlton County are open all year around, that accounts for about 41-miles of the total trail.
No matter what part of these trails you ride your ATV on, you will find that they are easy, almost roadlike in their terrain and very easy to navigate on. ATV riders of every skill level will find something to love about these trails. You can have a great weekend tooling the ATV trails and just enjoying the scenary, or if you are a newer ATVer you can get some valuable handling experience. Either way, you're assured of a great time with your ATV!
The Soo Line South ATV Trail is around 114-miles long and begins in Saunders Junction, Wisconsin (near Superior) and runs southwesterly through Douglas County, Wisconsin, and ends at Genola, Minnesota.
This ATV trail is very scenic and will include a great mix of forested areas, farmland, and rivers and streams to ford on the Kettle River and Birch Creek and includes portions of the Northern Pine Riders ATV Trail.
These trails are not designated for multi-use, and other ATV riders are all you should encounter unless you happen to be riding in the early morning or early evening hours and then you should encounter a myriad of woodland residents who will probably by curiously looking at you and your ATV.
These ATV trails have a limited riding time of April 1 - November 30 of each year. Portions of the ATV trail that are located in Carlton County are open all year around, that accounts for about 41-miles of the total trail.
No matter what part of these trails you ride your ATV on, you will find that they are easy, almost roadlike in their terrain and very easy to navigate on. ATV riders of every skill level will find something to love about these trails. You can have a great weekend tooling the ATV trails and just enjoying the scenary, or if you are a newer ATVer you can get some valuable handling experience. Either way, you're assured of a great time with your ATV!
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