The Maumee State Forest Trails are perfect for any level of ATVing. From the novice to the most experienced ATVer, all will get the thrill they are looking for in the sport of ATVing.
The forests in Maumee State, consist of just over 3-acres, which border on three counties, Fulton, Henry, and Lucas. It is just south of Swanton on county road D.
The trails are open year round from sunrise to sunset. There are some rules in which all ATVers must follow.
You can only run your ATV in designated areas.There must be a highway license displayed clearly and visibly on the ATV. Make sure you have a copy of the registration, as the forest service does surprise inspections. Additionally, you must have proof of insurance and a current and valid driver's license to ride your ATV on these lands.
There are maximum speed limits set up, 5 miles in the parking lot, and 25 miles on the trails. All ATVers must wear a helmet and goggles. All ATVs that are driven on these lands must have mufflers and spark arrestors installed prior to the ride beginning. Absolutely no drugs or alcohol, either on your person, ATV, or being consumed on any State Forest managed lands.
These ATV trails allow not only 4-wheel ATV's but 3-wheel as well.
If not from Ohio, you can obtain a non resident 15 day registration from the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles for roughly a $15 fee.
The Maumee State Forest is an easy ride for even newer ATV riders and holds a lot of interesting terrain for ATVers of any skill level.
