The Forks Area Trail Info & Map
Maine ATV trails in The Forks Area connect riders to hundreds of miles of maintained routes stretching north to Jackman, east toward Greenville and Moosehead Lake, west to Eustis and Rangeley, and south toward Bingham and beyond. This expansive trail network travels through forests, mountains, lakes, and river corridors, offering a wide variety of terrain, scenic overlooks, waterfalls, and wildlife viewing opportunities. Local ATV clubs and dedicated volunteers work year-round to maintain and improve the trail system, taking great pride in providing some of the best riding experiences in Maine.
The Forks Area serves as a central hub within Maine’s ATV trail network, with well-marked routes linking riders to destinations such as Moxie Falls, Grand Falls, scenic mountain viewpoints, and remote backcountry ponds. Trails pass through towns, trailside services, and lodging areas, making it easy to plan multi-day rides with access to fuel, food, and accommodations. Riders are encouraged to register their ATVs through the State of Maine, follow posted trail signage, and support local clubs that help keep the trail system open, safe, and enjoyable for all users.
- For information on registering an ATV in Maine, trail maps and listings of local clubs check out Maine IFW or a local chamber of commerce.
- For an Upper Kennebec Valley ATV Map email The Forks Area Chamber of Commerce at info@forksarea.com.
- GPS TrailMasters Map
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Lake Moxie ATV Riders
Lake Moxie ATV Riders takes care of trails from partial Bingham to The Forks in

Coburn Mountain ATV Riders
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