The City of Gilbert host the honors of
being the first OHVRA in the state of Minnesota.
The
site includes approximately 1,200 acres in northern St. Louis County.
This site features over 30 miles of recreational trails, scramble
areas, training and special events facilities for use by off road
motorcycles, all terrain vehicles (ATV) and 4x4 jeeps and trucks.
All vehicles will be inspected upon arrival for state regulation
compliance. All off-road vehicles must comply with safety and noise
requirements and display current off highway vehicle registration.
Activities
and Special Events
Is your club or organization interested in holding a event at the
OHVRA Park?
Please contact:
Mr. Bob Chance- Park Manager
or The City of Gilbert
4x4 Rock
Crawl and Obstacle Course
Tough- Truck Competitions
Sand/Mud Drags
Hill Climbs
Motorcycle Races
Observed Trials
Snowmobile Events
Bicycle Motocross
Mountain Bike Events
This a must
see attraction for all outdoor enthusiast to participate in.
For more complete information, please visit the following web pages
provided by the DNR.
Where Park is located
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Everyone is encouraged to
come and join in the fun.
Trail Map

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Great time of year to ride the trails.
Come and enjoy the fall colors up close and personal; as only the trails
can show them off.
For more information contact:
Bob Chance
Recreational Area Manager
PO Box 837
7196 Pettit Road
Gilbert, MN 55741-0837
(218) 748-2207
Fax: (218) 748-2208
bob.chance@dnr.state.mn.us
Hours
May to October
Open 7 days a week
8:00 AM to 8:00 PM
( or until one hour before sunset-whichever comes first)
Winter Hours
November to April
Open Friday, Saturday, and Sunday
8:00 AM to one hour before sunset
* Site closed during firearms deer season
Snowmobiles
may be permitted to access the OHVRA in winter for special events only.
Please contact Park Manager for approval and
more information.
Fees
will be no fee for general admission or for parking,
except during sanctioned "Special Events".
Any vehicles using the Park riding trails must have a
"Off Highway Vehicle Registration".