Places to ride in Connecticut

Before heading out, make sure to check local regulations regarding dirt biking to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience. Happy riding!

Rules & Regulations for Off-Road in Massachusetts

Western MA: The trails are challenging and only suitable for the intermediate to expert rider. With the exception of Tolland State Forest, all riders must obtain a riding permit by calling (413)358-2172 or emailing pittsfield.atv-permits@state.ma.us.

Beartown State Forest: Approximately 16 miles of trails suitable for motorcycles or ATVs

October Mountain State Forest: Approximately 30 miles of trails suitable for motorcycles or ATVs

Pittsfield State Forest: Approximately 14 miles of trails suitable for motorcycles or ATVs

Tolland State Forest: Approximately 15 miles of trails for motorcycles registered and equipped to ride on both on-road and off-road. Many trails merge with public ways where off-road use is prohibited. Not suitable for ATVs

Southeastern MA: These forests are open to motorcycles only through the partnership of the Pilgrim Sands Trail Riders and King Philip Trail Riders who help maintain the trails for all visitors.

Freetown-Fall River State Forest: Approximately 25 miles of single track trails for the expert rider. Motorcycles only.

F. Gilbert Hills State Forest: Approximately 8 miles of single track suitable for the intermediate to expert rider. Motorcycles only.

Wrentham State Forest: Approximately 8 miles of single track suitable for the intermediate to expert rider. Motorcycles only.

Franklin State Forest: Approximately 8 miles of single track suitable for the intermediate to expert rider. Motorcycles only.

Routes to Ride in Connecticut

There’s nothing quite like the thrill of a motorcycle ride. So gear up, hit the road, and let the adventure unfold!