Which Three Agencies Share the Roughrider Trail Corridor
The Roughrider Trail corridor management involves the North Dakota Parks, Corps of Engineers, and Game and Fish.
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Passing Little Heart Bottoms
Passing Little Heart Bottoms on the Roughrider OHV Trail requires planning route conditions, parking, and safety precautions.
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Fort Rice Campground at the Far End
Planning a twenty two mile Roughrider OHV Trail ride to Fort Rice Campground requires shuttle logistics and vehicle arrangements.
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Riding From Fort Abraham Lincoln South
The southbound Roughrider OHV Trail from Fort Abraham Lincoln to Fort Rice requires planning, permits, and staging coordination.
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Roughrider’s New Trailhead at Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park
Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park trailhead access, parking requirements, and trail conditions for Roughrider riders near Mandan.
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Roughrider OHV Trail’s 22 Miles Along the Missouri River
The Roughrider OHV Trail runs twenty-two miles along the Missouri River between Fort Abraham Lincoln and Fort Rice.
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Blazing Star Loop and Who It Suits
Blazing Star Loop suitability factors include trail status, sixty inch width limits, and group experience in Pembina Gorge.
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Lady Slipper Loop and Who It Suits
Lady Slipper Loop trail conditions, UTV width limits, and rider experience help determine if this Pembina Gorge OHV route fits your group.
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The 60-Inch Gate at Pembina Gorge
Pembina Gorge OHV trail rules explain how to measure your ATV or UTV width and accessories to fit the sixty-inch gate near Walhalla.
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Checking Pembina Gorge Status by Phone
Checking Pembina Gorge trail status by phone helps confirm whether OHV routes are open before you drive there.
