Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Pinehurst, Idaho

This trail is just outside Pinehurst. Coming down the little road next to a very beautiful creek. Then you turn left to go up the trail. It's an easy forest service road. But you can…
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This route gives you incredible views of Wardner Peak and valleys. It finishes at the top of Frost Peak, giving you views of the Silver Valley. Most of the trail is easy fire road but…
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Little North Fork Coeur d'Alene River Road (209) is the main route through this part of the Coeur d'Alene National Forest. On the southeast end, it turns from pavement to gravel just past Bumblebee Campground…
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This is a nice, easy route from Cataldo to the top of St. Joe Baldy. There are 2 different hiking trails on the route that take you to Crystal Lake. The last mile or so…
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Montgomery-Moon Ridge is USFS road #946, a lightly used well-maintained route in the Coeur d'Alene National Forest. At low elevation, it passes many privately owned tracts and has lots of tight turns. There are no…
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The trail to Lost Lake takes you deep into the mountains to the south of Osburn, Idaho, on a gorgeous 1600ft climb with many breathtaking views of the Silver Valley. The trail starts directly out…
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This national forest road leads to Lake Elsie Campground & Recreation Area. Lake Elsie is a no-fee camp area with 11 designated campsites and miles of ATV trails. It's also a great day-use area for…
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This route starts out from the 4th of July Pass recreation parking lot and takes you through Curran Saddle over to Marie Saddle Road #412. From there, it's just 2.3 miles back to North Fork…
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Character Ridge is USFS road #620, a lightly used well maintained route in the Coeur d'Alene National Forest. It rises from Coeur d'Alene River Road and has lots of tight turns. There are no camping…
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This 5 mile trail in the Coeur d'Alene National Forest is a fun and easy single track that starts from the town of Osburn, Idaho, and can be used to access more single track trails…
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Lake Elsie Ridge is a short ATV trail that drops 600 feet from the Dam Creek Divide ATV trail down to the access road into Lake Elsie Campground. It's a steep downhill with lots of…
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Leiberg Magee (422) branches off of North Fork Coeur d'Alene River (209) about 5 miles east of Honeysuckle Campground. The road heads north to Magee Ranger Station & Magee Cabin with multiple intersecting trails along…
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This ATV trail is one of several easy to medium ATV trails in this area of the St. Joe National Forest, that starts on the south end from Cemetery Ridge, and goes north to the…
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Brown Creek/Downy Creek (207) is a narrow road that follows Brown Creek into the Coeur d'Alene national forest with multiple other trails to choose from at the north end. This road is not regularly maintained…
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This is a fun and easy ATV trail with a few challenges that starts right at Lake Elsie Campground. The trail has a few steep climbs with a few roots and a couple of wide…
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Beefcamp is a fast trail through large trees. Great flow with this one. There are several root and rock sections but nothing very difficult. North to South is mostly downhill. There are several switchbacks along…
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If you're in search of breathtaking vistas that stretch as far as the eye can see, look no further than these magnificent trails. Nestled amidst nature's beauty, these paths offer an opportunity to connect with…
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Yellow Dog (513) connects from Fern Falls Trail (2367 & 1566) to Steamboat Flat Creek (400). It's single-car width but is in decent shape with few potholes or washouts, and includes some fantastic viewpoints along…
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This is an east/west road that connects several different national forest roads in the area. It branches off FR-612 on the west side and ends at Marie Saddle (413) on the east side. You may…
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Marie Saddle (413) takes you into the Coeur d'Alene National Forest from the Fourth of July Pass area. The road is a fairly easy climb and in decent shape in the summer and fall. This…
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Spyglass (265) is a narrow, windy road that begins near Magee Cabin and heads east towards Spyglass Lookout Tower. The road then turns south and ends at the intersection of Grizzly Ridge (260) where you'll…
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This is a great trail that starts down an easy forest service road. You will be surrounded by big pine trees and running creeks. Depending on the season you may have heavy rainfall. There is…
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Potter Creek is a nearly 10-mile connecting trail between Cascade Magee and Leiberg Magee. Potter Creek dips through the Coeur D 'Alene National forest. The trail is not super maintained compared to other trails in…
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Cranky Gulch is a popular trail to access the single-track trails in the St. Joe National Forest south of Wallace, Idaho. It starts off at Moon Pass with a pull-off that riders use as a…
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Really fun drive up to an amazing lookout where you can see an incredible view. The road follows 1907/ Cemetary Ridge which is a decent road for much of the way but has a lot…
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This is a very nice route through the mountains from the Rose Lake area to the top of 4th of July Pass. The climb out of Kalarney Lake has some amazing views of the small…
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Miners Creek (804) travels from the main paved route (208) near Big Hank Campground and intersects Spyglass (265). The road is narrow and windy with limited spots to pass or pull over, but is otherwise…
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This is a very scenic route that starts out as an easy dirt road but turns rocky and somewhat rutted in places. As you get higher the road soothes out and enters into some of…
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Cascade Magee is a 14-mile windy trail that connects Leiberg Magee to Cascade Saddle. Cascade Magee is a well-groomed forest service road in which there is current logging (as of sept '24). Please be aware…
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This is the northern piece of Moon Pass that goes from the town of Wallace, Idaho, to the Moon Pass Summit. It starts as a paved road from the town of Wallace for a couple…
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