FREE ORV (Off Road Vehicle) Weekend: June 13-14, 2026 Iron Mountain and the Dickinson County area offer many opportunities for ORV/ATV riders. Whether it is on a state-designated trail, forest road or shoulders of county roads, the county offers a wide range of trail conditions and spectacular scenery. In Norway, ATV’s must be used in the city limits, in Iron Mountain and Kingford you may use outside of the city limits. ATV’s may be used on the sides of county roads (paved and unpaved.) You may cross state or U.S. highways if you come to a complete stop and cross at 90°. Trail permits for ORV’s can be purchased locally or online at Michigan’s DNR.
The Felch Grade Trail offers ATV and ORV riders a scenic ride through the forested backcountry of Dickinson County in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. Following a former railroad grade, the trail provides a relatively smooth, winding path through dense woods, wetlands, and quiet natural landscapes, while also connecting riders to nearby trail systems and rural communities.
The ORV A Route through Felch and Foster City offers riders a scenic journey across southern Dickinson County, winding through dense forests, quiet rural landscapes, and classic Upper Peninsula backroads. Popular with ATV and side-by-side enthusiasts, the route connects riders to nearby trail systems, small communities, and miles of outdoor adventure in the heart of Michigan’s Northwoods.
The ORV A Route between Norway and Iron Mountain provides ATV and side-by-side riders with a convenient and scenic connection through the heart of Dickinson County. Traveling along designated road routes and wooded corridors, it links two of the region’s main communities while offering access to nearby trail systems, local businesses, and classic Upper Peninsula forest scenery.
The ORV AE Route between Norway and Waucedah offers ATV and side-by-side riders a scenic and accessible connector through southern Dickinson County. Following designated road routes through wooded stretches, open rural landscapes, and small community corridors, it links riders to the broader Upper Peninsula ORV system while providing easy access to nearby trails, waterways, and local stops along the way.
The ORV Norway Trail (NWT) offers ATV and side-by-side riders a dedicated route through the forests and rolling terrain surrounding Norway, Michigan. Winding through a mix of wooded stretches, rugged backcountry sections, and connecting corridors, the trail provides access to the broader Dickinson County ORV system while showcasing classic Upper Peninsula scenery and a true Northwoods riding experience.
