Soo Line South Trail, Moose Lake, Minnesota and Beyond by ATV
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- Hilight video-Checking out The Soo Line South Trail on our Polaris Ranger, starting in beautiful Moose Lake, Minnesota and ending at the Mississippi River. Music: Instrumentals: I Believe-Brooks and Dunn, Where Corn Don't Grow-T. Tritt, Shameless-G. Brooks October 14, 2017
So this is just essentially a long gravel road for atv/utv use
I wouldn't say that at all. It is a former railroad line with a lot of history, beautiful scenery, lakes, rivers, forests, small country towns with good people, and even a ton of wildlife to see. I absolutely love sitting back and taking it all in.
I am in Cambridge
Would love to take this trail
Can we camp anywhere?
That's an awesome trail I'd love to ride. It's actually part of a series of ATV trails that starts just south of Superior, WI and appears to end in Fergus Falls, MN. About 150+ miles long total.
Soo Line South Trail isn't open to ATV's all the way to Fergus Falls at this point. You can get as far as the Mississippi River Bridge by taking a trail along side the original railroad grade for the last couple miles.
How long did it take you from upper Michigan to Moose lake Mn on atv? Where did you camp along the way? Hotels? Or tent? Please let me know, we really want to take the trip. Thanks
Hi, we trailered from Upper Michigan to Moose Lake.
I would like to ride this trail someday.
You should, it is a nice trail.
My boy and I are heading out there today.
How was it? I hope to ride the Soo Line trails again soon. I live in Upper Michigan.
Awesome video! Nicely mixed.
The bridge at 4:04 on your video....is that Onamia MN?
Yes, that is Onimia
@@DennisFamAdventures Nice - my family's cabin is near Garrison and so I drive under that bridge when I go up there. I've always been curious on what that bridge was. Thanks for the insight.
DennisFam Adventures: impressive work! I'm thinking about riding a mtn bike on the Soo Line South from Moose Lake to the Mississippi. I couldn't tell from your film, if you went all the way? Please let me know!
yes, we live in Upper Michigan, but we travel to Moose Lake once or twice a year for the last several years. We usually take the Soo Line South Trail to the Mississippi River as that is about as far as an ATV can go on this trail. We have also taken the Soo Line North trail which also crosses the Mississippi much further North. The third direction you can go is up to Superior, WI from Moose Lake which we have also done a couple times.
Another amazing adventure! Your BEST yet?
This is the video I wanted to make, even before I had my GoPro.
A bit longer of a video than I usually make but was hard to cut out so much beautiful scenery. As it was, we cut from over 2 hours to make an 11 minute video.
@@DennisFamAdventures where you guys going north or going south?
Called the Soo Line South Trail. Basically runs Southwest from Moose Lake. There is also a Soo Line North Trail that runs northwest from Moose Lake. I have a video of that trail too
@@DennisFamAdventures thanks I am aware of the two trails. But where you guys going up north or from north to south on the Soo Line South?
Where is a good place to stay while riding in Minnesota
We usually try to get in the Moose Lake Lodge, formerly a Americinn and Days Inn. Sometimes we stay in Duluth or Superior and trailer to start in Moose Lake.
Moose Lake Lodge and Suites
400 Park Place Dr
Moose Lake, MN 55767
(218) 485-8885 (Phone)
It would be cool if they put the trail next to the railroad tracks and put train cars on the tracks too
Yes, my love for trains is one of the reasons I enjoy riding on the ATVs. I especially like to see the old depots, bridges, and equipment left behind.
At 0:44 in the middle of that bridge we’re those rails
If I understand you correctly, it is wooden planks running the length of the bridge deck, 4 rows of them.
Don't see how anyone could do anything before you guys come along
Sorry, I don't understand your comment.
Pause it at 3:17, looks like your windshield says
IWillllllllKillllll. I thought that was funny.
I see it in the vent