Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Dewey, Montana

Canyon Creek - Quartz Hill is an incredibly scenic twenty-three-mile point-to-point offroad trail through the Pioneer Mountains, perfect for beginners and intermediate drivers seeking historic ruins and vast subalpine meadows. Starting near Highway 43 in the north or Interstate 15 to the southeast, ...
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WP862 is a 1.6-mile long loop off of Delmoe Lake Road. This is a popular ATV riding area, and many dispersed campsites can be found on Delmoe Lake Road near this trail. The trail is made of dirt and decomposed granite with embedded flat surfaces of granite rock but is overall pretty smooth. It goes ...
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Toll Mountain Road leads North from Montana Highway 2, which runs east to west between the towns of Butte and Whitehall, to the Toll Mountain Campground. This gravel road gives access to a quiet campground with two vault toilets, picnic tables, five designated camping spaces that can accommodate tra...
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This is a 1 mile ATV trail through the Deerlodge National Forest in the Pipestone OHV area. Two boulders lining the trail at the west entrance prevent full-width vehicles from entering, but it continues as a road-width dirt trail through the forest and connects to another road. It goes over a wooden...
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This is a 1.4-mile-long ATV trail that goes west to east underneath a power. It goes through a gate for an active grazing area, and you must close the gates behind you. The trail is straightforward, with many gradual curves and a gradual downhill descent from west to east. It's a dirt surface covere...
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FS 85, beginning north of Rocker at just over 5,500 feet, is a single-lane trail that goes through several private land parcels before ascending to 6,900 feet. There are very minimal opportunities for camping south of the intersection with FS 608. Going west, staying on FS 85, opens up with a two-la...
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This is an unmarked trail for vehicles 50" or less. The east end starts off of WP832, another 50" trail. It's an easy two track in a low alpine terrain, below pine trees. The trail is dirt, covered in pea gravel, with some embedded granite rock surfaces, uneven and curvy. It traverses a hillside thr...
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A popular fishing spot at the beginning of the road, it passes through many private plots of land and leads into National Forest and BLM land. There are a couple of camping spots along the trail and it's popular among locals. The road starts and ends along Devils Canyon Creek. The end of the road be...
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Trail 21 is a 3-mile long trail designated for vehicles 50" or less. It's unmarked at the north end, but has several trail signs and 50" pinch points later throughout the 3 miles. From the north end, in the beginning, there is a harder hill climb with embedded rock and ruts, but there is an easier w...
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On the trail, you will go past a few residential homes and generally stay left to avoid their driveways and stay on the route. After passing through an H1 wide wallow, you will go through a brief narrower canyon that opens up into a wide park. There are two trails exiting the park to the north. Take...
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WP185 is a short unmarked ATV trail in the Pipestone OHV area. It's a dirt two-track covered in gravel, with lots of embedded rock slabs within the dirt. The embedded rock is mostly flat surfaces and a few small boulders, but not ledges. It's tight and windy through the pine trees and between giant ...
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On this trail, you can expect small rocks, nice straightaways, some corners, and small inclines/declines. Overall the trail is fairly smooth and excellent for all riders alike. The trail runs North to South and meets up with several other trails. Don't forget to stop and take a look at some of the b...
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BLM 8 in the Pipestone OHV area is designated for 50" or less vehicles. It's a vast, gravel, smooth road between pine trees and sagebrush. It goes between the BLM 14 ATV trail and BLM Route 7, crossing intersections with BLM 11 single track and 50" BLM 10 on the way. BLM 8 is straightforward. It has...
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Track Turn is a 1-mile dirt bike trail through the Pipestone OHV area. The north end starts on the BLM 9 single track and goes south to the BLM 14 ATV trail. It's an easy single track through a low alpine forest of pine trees. It's elevated above a ravine, then through open fields of sagebrush. It ...
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BLM 1 in the Pipestone OHV area is designated for 50" or less vehicles. It leaves from the Pipestone Trailhead parking area and starts as a flat, wide road, with gravel and loose rocks. It goes through a pinch point for ATVs and along a fence line at the base of rolling grassy hills with a nice view...
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Trail 10 is a 1-mile section of 50" trail. It can be accessed by Trail 8 on the east side and FS 173 on the west. It's a comprehensive, smooth gravel trail. It's a bit narrower than Trail 8. It goes past fields of sagebrush and pine trees and huge granite boulders and rock formations that are scenic...
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The U trail is a dirtbike-only trail in the Pipestone OHV area that makes a U-shaped loop off Trail 9. It's wide and unmarked at both entrances. It's curvy through a gully, between giant granite boulders, going in and out of a ravine. It has big banked corners that are fun and tight curves. It does ...
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Follow Warm Springs Creek to find some beautiful remote campsites with the sounds of the rushing creek or nighttime critters. This road starts as a well-maintained gravel road for the first 3.5 miles before crossing over the creek and becoming rougher the further you drive. Some larger rocks and rut...
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Washout is a short dirt bike trail in the Pipestone OHV area. The west end starts through wide open fields of sagebrush and tiny pine bushes. It's more like a two-track in the beginning, being really wide. It narrows up into more of a single track, with rocky sections with a bunch of cobble rock in ...
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BLM 3 in the Pipestone OHV area is designated for 50" or less vehicles. It's a flat, wide trail that is road-width and covered in dirt and gravel. As you go north, it has nice views of rocky cliffs along the low foothills. The south end starts at BLM 2, Ringing Rock Road, open to all vehicles. BLM 3...
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Canyon Creek - Quartz Hill is an incredibly scenic twenty-three-mile point-to-point offroad trail through the Pioneer Mountains, perfect for beginners and intermediate drivers seeking historic ruins and vast subalpine meadows. Starting near Highway 43 in the north or Interstate 15 to the southeast, ...
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WP862 is a 1.6-mile long loop off of Delmoe Lake Road. This is a popular ATV riding area, and many dispersed campsites can be found on Delmoe Lake Road near this trail. The trail is made of dirt and decomposed granite with embedded flat surfaces of granite rock but is overall pretty smooth. It goes ...
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Toll Mountain Road leads North from Montana Highway 2, which runs east to west between the towns of Butte and Whitehall, to the Toll Mountain Campground. This gravel road gives access to a quiet campground with two vault toilets, picnic tables, five designated camping spaces that can accommodate tra...
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This is a 1 mile ATV trail through the Deerlodge National Forest in the Pipestone OHV area. Two boulders lining the trail at the west entrance prevent full-width vehicles from entering, but it continues as a road-width dirt trail through the forest and connects to another road. It goes over a wooden...
Learn more about 7268

Canyon Creek - Quartz Hill is an incredibly scenic twenty-three-mile point-to-point offroad trail through the Pioneer Mountains, perfect for beginners and intermediate drivers seeking historic ruins and vast subalpine meadows. Starting near Highway 43 in the north or Interstate 15 to the southeast, ...
Learn more about Canyon Creek - Quartz Hill

Toll Mountain Road leads North from Montana Highway 2, which runs east to west between the towns of Butte and Whitehall, to the Toll Mountain Campground. This gravel road gives access to a quiet campground with two vault toilets, picnic tables, five designated camping spaces that can accommodate tra...
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FS 85, beginning north of Rocker at just over 5,500 feet, is a single-lane trail that goes through several private land parcels before ascending to 6,900 feet. There are very minimal opportunities for camping south of the intersection with FS 608. Going west, staying on FS 85, opens up with a two-la...
Learn more about Flume Gultch

A popular fishing spot at the beginning of the road, it passes through many private plots of land and leads into National Forest and BLM land. There are a couple of camping spots along the trail and it's popular among locals. The road starts and ends along Devils Canyon Creek. The end of the road be...
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