Michigan Bronco Club

Best beginner trails in SE MI?

I’m in the WB area and I want to go on some off road trails that are more beginner level. I’ve downloaded the bronco trail app but it looks like almost all the trails in the state are at a 3/3 difficulty. Anything nearby that’s not listed on the app or listed on a different app/ website?

There are several ways to find legal trails. Here are the two official tools to use (first is best, second is for two tracks and DNR legal roads) . Broncos pare legal on ORV Routes (over 72” wide) and Scramble areas. https://midnr.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=1710727ba3ec4c64928110fdb4f7799d

https://midnr.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=ffe1b197f0754606b8f62493a28f08ac

GAIA is where we put club rides (both planned routes and recorded) if you have an interest in an alternative to the Bronco app (I think it will continue to evolve , but has limits now).

WB meaning West Branch?

@Broncogirl66

@Broncogirl66 West Bloomfield

https://michiganbroncos.club/site/locations

I forgot to mention, almost none of the trails in MI are super difficult unless there is snow or an extreme amount of water. Not that you should take them lightly or go alone, but most any Bronco is capable of 90%of the trails. Drummond Island being a consistent exception.

@Mattwings

@Mattwings
Lovely! I have no real off-roading experience so I wanted to spend this summer trying it out and feeling it out. I’m also heading up to the Keweenaw peninsula later this summer and was worried that I wouldn’t be able to test it out.

I’m not familiar with the UP from a full size vehicle perspective. I would add a dose of caution, as you get pretty remote, pretty quickly in the UP. Still likely to make most any of the established 72” routes.

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