Off-Road ATV Trailers

Like all Woodland Mills equipment, our trailers went through years of field testing and R&D before launch. They’re built tough, with reinforced dump boxes mounted to laminated chassis, giving them class-leading payload capacity.

Designed for off-road use, these trailers are made to handle rough terrain and all kinds of jobs around your property. Whether you're hauling firewood, tools, or debris, they’re built to take it—and then some.

Yes. They’re built specifically for off-road use and not intended for highway or road travel. We know a lot of our customers - whether they’re hunters, off-gridders, or just working deep in the bush - need trailers that can handle tough terrain. That’s why both of our trailers come equipped with off-road tires and are engineered to perform in rugged conditions.

They also feature a pivoting ball hitch, so your trailer and tow vehicle can move independently over uneven ground. And if you go with the Multilander, it includes a tandem walking beam suspension, which keeps all four wheels on the ground for better stability in rough terrain.

Like all our products, these trailers have been through years of refinement and real-world testing, and shaped by feedback from customers who put them to work in all kinds of conditions.

It really comes down to simplicity and cost savings. After a lot of testing, our engineers found that a winch system was the most efficient, reliable, and budget-friendly way to lift heavy loads - up to 2,000 lbs - without overcomplicating the trailer.

The winch is easy to use, gets the job done safely, and helps keep the Multilander more affordable while still delivering the performance you need to haul and dump just about anything, anywhere.

The cover is a great add-on if you’re hauling loose loads. It also helps keep things dry and secure, especially when you’re navigating over rough terrain.

The hitch kit is another handy option. It lets you tow a wood chipper, log splitter or any other hitch-compatible machine behind your trailer, so you can bring more gear with you in one trip.

Assembly usually takes about two to three hours. Everything’s clearly laid out in the manual, and you’ll just need some basic hand tools to get the job done. Once it's together, you’ll be ready to put it to work hauling, dumping, and handling whatever your land throws at it.

Note: Your manual is included in the crate and can also be viewed in PDF format here.