Bundy Hill Offroad Riding Park
Off-road ATV & SxS Riding Area in Southern Michigan

The area has been known as Bundy Hill for close to a century, and it was named after its original owner Mr. John Bundy. This spot became popular in the 1920’s due to a large observation tower that was erected to serve as a sightseeing lookout for those passing by on US-12 to stop and check out. Later on, Bundy Hill would become known for a small zoo housing bears and monkeys that would help lure travelers off of Chicago Pike.

Bundy Hill Offroad park features a nice mix of sandy & rocky terrain with plenty of hill climbs and water crossings. Each trail is marked with the level of difficulty

Sixty years ago, the land was then purchased for gravel mining by Bundy Hill Gravel Company who eventually ran out of work to keep it operational. In recent years, a proposal was presented to the owner of the gravel company that would allow Bundy Hill Off road to open its doors for ATV, SxS, Motorcycle, and truck enthusiasts.

Bundy Hill Offroad Park sits on top of an old gravel mining area

Bundy Hill features many different types of terrain which are all marked in order to help you pick how extreme you are willing to get on your visit. The first is level one or green. The trails usually consist of loose rock, dirt and sand with some exposed rock and are great for the beginner.  

Bundy Hill Offroad Park offers 350 Acres of some of the best offroad riding that Michigan has to offer and is located just 30 minutes from Indiana, 45 Minutes from Ohio, & 1 hour from Detroit & Ann Arbor Michigan

Level two or blue are trails that are a bit more rutted out, rocky and sandy. Water crossings are also present on this series of trails, but are typically around twelve inches deep.

There are many trails that twist and turn in the woods at Bundy Hill Offroad Park