Maumee State Forest APV Area

Robert Knieriemen

Would be 5 stars if not for the never ending whoops thru the whole track. I could see some here and there but the amount there almost makes you sick by the end of riding Update. July 3 2022. Giving 5 stars now. Went up to ride with the boys new quad and they did some awesome maintenance to the main trail head and eliminated almost all of the whoops. Still have some but I can understand that. It was night and day different riding this time.

Josh Piercefield

Terrible trail for sport ATVs. I wouldn't even go back with a utility. They've built whoops throughout the trails. They're not spaced evenly so you can't hit them properly at all. The trail is a combination of sand and extremely soft dirt. You can't really open the machines up anywhere because it's constant twists and turns. It's possibly an "ok" bike trail but I wouldn't even be interested taking the bikes there. It's free and that's great, trails just aren't maintained outside of the bush and it's overall a pretty bad spot to ride. We cleared all of the trails we could in about 20 minutes.

Matthew Ketner

Had great time here over the summer. Not too crowded due the somewhat remote location. One member of our group had little too much fun (see below). Otherwise the rest of us had a good time. We went there when it dry which made the trails rougher but there was little cleanup. Take your pick when you decide to go.

Jill DeWert

Great trails. A little sandy in some areas, but still a great park for nothing more than an off-road pass. Restrooms are pit toilets. It is great that newer signs have been posted marking the trails. Sometimes there is one ruining it for everyone else, but not often. Before noon is the best time to ride if you want to avoid that.