Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Deary, Idaho

Start at the end of Brush Creek Road around the gate and take it to the end of the road. Part of the route goes up and over the hill to the end of the…
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This trail is just over 5 miles one way on an old logging road. One spot is a steeper narrow area. It's an overall easy ride with many additional trails off it. Gates on both…
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This is an easy ride off the Brush Creek main road, around a gate that is 50 inches wide, maximum. The road past the gate is a logging road that winds through clear cuts. The…
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Off Cherry Butte Road, this is an older logging road through clearcut until it turns into more of a trail on Forest Service Road 3850 to Bing Cherry. It connects at the other end to…
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Flat Creek Trail takes you from the Ruby Creek Trailhead to Mica Mountain. This trail has a variety of surfaces, trail widths, and overall conditions throughout and presents an enjoyable trip for riders of various…
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Forest service road 4772 gated road for 50 inch or less. Parking area nearby and the Little Bolder campground, along with pit toilets. Rock dirt road with lots of spur roads to go on off…
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This is a gated side logging road off Main 381 Road. It is 3 miles one way and took about 1 hour total to ride. This is a Moscow dirt road with grass growing in…
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Klawa Creek Trail will take you through a combination of lighter open forest and thicker dark timber. The trail is mostly dirt, with some sections covered in a light amount of larger gravel. On this…
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Little Bear is a nice short trail that connects Ruby Creek Trail to Flat Creek Trail. This trail has some deep water ruts and a fair amount of rock in the trail. This dirt trail…
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This spur road is not far from the Moose Creek Reservoir. This is a narrow grassy spur road off of main 381 road. This trail is a great place to get off the busier road…
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This gated road, managed by the Idaho Department of Lands, is limited to 50-inch or smaller vehicles with nearby parking available. The dirt road is generally wide, with some bumps and runoff areas, and it…
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Starting right at the trailhead, this is the main trail in the Ruby Creek/Mt. Margaret trail system. It is a relatively easy, two-track trail with some ruts, potholes, and washes but overall is a very…
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This trail runs through timbered areas, with a good portion running through thick darker timbered areas making for a neat experience. This trail is not highly maintained so there is a fair amount of brush…
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This is a connector road from the end of the Moose Creek Reservoir Campground to the main road 381. There is a gate on the campground side that might be closed, but no gate on…
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This is a short .7-mile connector road from 381 Moose Creek Road to US Forest Services trail 8234. It took us less than 10 minutes to get back to the main road. This is a…
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Trail 8234 is a long well-maintained dirt trail through the trees and ferns for 50-inch or smaller machines. This is one section of the trail and there are many spur roads and trails you can…
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From the Y, the lower road continues 1.4 miles behind a 50" gate off the main road. At the second Y, take the upper road. The lower route leads to Moose Creek camping areas, with…
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Road 4782 is just off Little Sand Creek Road, around a gate. Parking and camping are about less than a mile away at Laird Park. The first part of this gravel logging road is on…
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Dinner bucket road for 2 2-mile ride one way. Potlatch permit required. At the Y of Forest Service Road 4772. The road is dirt/rock and is an old logging road that runs along a ridge…
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Past Moose Creek Reservoir towards Blue Lagoons. Where cut off road intersects there is a gated logging road 50-inch or less. Newer logging road with some equipment in area still. At Y's stay on lower…
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There are two short spur roads at this intersection. One is a 1/2 mile Spur road that is a short ride, but the view of Moose Creek reservoir at the end is worth it. The…
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Connector track between Forest Service roads 4782 and 381. Trail 8231 is a well-maintained trail that is marked with signage and weaves through the forest; this connector section is part of a more extended trail…
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To access Sand-Moose OHV trail 8234, turn off of Forest Service road 381 and go past a parking area that has camping and a pit toilet. This is a gated road only open to 50"…
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Forest Service Road 3306C off of 4772. 1.8 miles one way, Dirt track through the woods. It is an easy ride, except it is narrow in some places due to overgrowth and downed trees that…
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The upper Y off the logging road leads to an older dirt logging road restricted to vehicles 50 inches or less due to a gate at the main road. It is an easy, winding route…
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Trail 4712 takes off of Forest Service Road 447 near mile marker 8. There is some washout on the road going uphill climb. This is a great ride through the forest with some nice views…
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Trail 4739 takes off of Forest Service Road 4712 and is an old logging road. This road winds downhill before heading back up the other side and runs along the side of the mountain. There…
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8248 OHV Trail is a dirt and rock-based route in the Clearwater forest that runs along a creek with areas for picnicking and dry camping. Riders can loop into this on and off 767 and…
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Road 767 is a main road that has a nice, easy dirt surface to ride on, but you will be sharing the road with cars and sometimes logging trucks. The road follows the creek and…
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This is part of a track that goes up to McGary Butte. There are multiple ways to get to the top. This is an old logging road that goes through clearcuts and has amazing views…
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