Beginner Off-Road Trails Near St. Regis, Montana

Turn off I-90 and go north on 135 through Saint Regis, Montana. FS 4227 road will be on the West side and begin in the state of Montana land and quickly enter Lolo National Forest.…
Learn more about Mayo Gulch

The Route Starts at an elevation of 2980 feet and climbs to 3200 feet along a mostly gravel and loose rock roadbed. It has many curves with steep embankments that you need to be aware…
Learn more about Cold Peak Trail (FSR 3803)

The trail is a wide flat gravel route that has gradual curves and short side embankments. The majority of the route parallels the St. Regis River with many areas to stop to fish or have…
Learn more about Little Joe Road

This is a direct route to the St. Joe River corridor when coming from Montana via St. Regis. The route has established and dispersed camping as well as both hiking and OHV trails branching off.…
Learn more about Little Joe Creek FS 282

This is an easy, short singletrack trail. It's a flowy trail that climbs to the top of the ridge. The trail is cleared, but may have blowdown, and there are a few moderately steep switchbacks.…
Learn more about Boyd Mountain

The route begins at the turn to Moore Lake (FS9121) and ends at Little Joe Creek Road (FS282). The route is made up of smooth gravel and dirt with long straight aways. The route in…
Learn more about South Fork Little Joe Creek - FS 221

Tamarack Creek is USFS road 284, a moderately traveled gravel road through Lolo National Forest north of St. Regis, Montana. The road has heavier use near Highway 135, which decreases as you ascend toward Camel's…
Learn more about Tamarack Creek - FS 284

This is a singletrack, two-way trail that is slightly overgrown. It is fairly easy, but there are a few log hops and side hills, and there may be blown down trees blocking your way. The…
Learn more about Olson Peak Singletrack

This is a fun, well-maintained singletrack that follows the Clark Fork River. There are some technical rock/root features, very small water crossings and a few switchbacks. The trail is shared, trail so you may encounter…
Learn more about River Trail

Bemish Ridge- USFS 7583 is a moderately traveled gravel road through Lolo National Forest north of St. Regis, Montana. There is significant deadfall from a recent fire in the area. Take a saw with you…
Learn more about Bemish Ridge - FS 7583

Camels Hump Lookout is USFS road 3800, a lightly traveled gravel road through Lolo National Forest east of Henderson, Montana. The road is moderately traveled and has a mild incline never exceeding a 6% grade.…
Learn more about Camels Hump - FS 3800

The trail begins from the Two Mile Creek (431) road heading northwest. The area the trail passes through is being logged at this time. Sunday-only passage is recommended. The trail is mostly two-lane gravel, but…
Learn more about Ward Creek Trail

The route is mainly two-lane gravel, but there are narrow parts where it would be hard to pass another vehicle. The route is a gradual climb from 2,600 to 5,800 feet. There are sharp blind…
Learn more about Sloway Gulch Road-Keystone Peak

The beginning of the route is a one-way dirt road that eventually turns to two lanes. There are places to pass along the one-way sections. The route has many sharp curves and sections of loose…
Learn more about Moore Lake-St.Regis

The route is made up of gravel and loose rock. The route climbs from 2600'-5800' along the Lolo Forest and some private land. There are many sharp turns with steep embankments along the route. Offline…
Learn more about West Side Pardee Creek Road - Old Hwy 10

The route is mainly a gravel two-lane roadway that will narrow down to one lane in spots. The route can have areas of loose rock and stone with many ruts when passing up or down…
Learn more about Dry Creek-Cliff Creek

The route is mainly made up of gravel and dirt that can be dusty in dry conditions. The route is mainly two-lane with some narrow sections. The route will take you from 3300'-5500' at its…
Learn more about Canyon Creek (3816)-Cromie Creek (236)

West Fork of Swamp Creek- FS 217 is a lightly traveled gravel road through Lolo National Forest west of Plains, Montana. Lower sections of the road have many ATV and motorcycle pathways from the main…
Learn more about West Fork of Swamp Creek

The route is mainly two-lane, made up of dirt and gravel. Long straight aways and sharp corners make up the route. There are spots with deep drops right next to the side of the route.…
Learn more about Cabin City

Turning onto Oregon Creek Road from Cedar Creek Road, you will see the route changes from two lanes to one lane. There are plenty of places to pass another vehicle. The route takes you mostly…
Learn more about Oregon Creek

The route begins at the W. end of Mullan Rd. just outside Superior, MT. The route begins as a gradual climb from 2800' through winding gravel and dirt roads. Sharp turns and steep embankments will…
Learn more about Pardee Cr. Rd-Ninemile Rd (97)

This road can be accessed from Twelve Mile Road off of I90 near Henderson. With a few easy switch back's, and a good graded road, it is a nice easy cruise for any vehicle. During…
Learn more about Rock Creek Road - FSR 444

The trail is mainly made up of gravel with a few potholes filled with water from a few springs in the area. Some rocky sections will be encountered along the route as steep rock ledges…
Learn more about Newman Ridge Road (1185) - Canyon Creek Road (3816)

Seasonal - Mink Peak Jeep Trail (4W-7829) West from Big Flat (4W-7736), just under 5 miles, and nears Mink Peak. This trail is a combination of dirt and loose rock with some off-camber out sloped…
Learn more about 4W-7829 - Mink Peak Jeep Trail

Big Flat (4W-7736) travels northwest from FSR 320 - Cedar Creek and parallels Oregon Gulch. It dips into deeper gulches than the surrounding area. Along this route, you will see large cedars, an old historic…
Learn more about 4W-7736 - Big Flat Trail

The route is mainly gravel and loose rock passing thru government lands. There are sharp corners with steep embankments along part of the route. Ponderosa Pine & Tamarack line most of the route. Offline Maps…
Learn more about Flat Creek Road - Pardee Creek Road

The route begins on a hard-packed dirt-gravel road from Superior. The road is mainly two lanes with plenty of room to pass for the first 21 miles and slowly narrows to one lane with room…
Learn more about Cedar Creek Road - Oregon Lakes

The route is mostly a two-lane gravel road with some loose rock in place. The route is a very scenic climb from an elevation of 2900'-4100'. The route ends at a locked gate, which is…
Learn more about Thompson Peak Lookout Tower

This route begins at the 3-way intersection of Forest Service Roads 352, 378, and 419 from the Thompson Falls Trail. The route is two-lane for a short spell and turns into one lane of bony…
Learn more about Thompson Falls and Rock Creek Trail - FS 352 / 378

The route covers a gradual 1300' climb to the top of the State Line into ID. The route is mainly loose gravel with easy turns and steep embankments. Plenty of room enough for two vehicles…
Learn more about Oregon Lakes Rd-State Line Rd