Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Sula, Montana

The trail begins through private property but leads to a beautiful valley with dispersed camping and a hiking trail. The section of the trail that passes the private property going down into the valley is…
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Andrews Creek Trail starts from Highway 93 just a couple of miles south of Sula, MT. An easy way to find the beginning of this trail is to look for the Sula Forest Service Ranger…
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This alternate route takes you to Gibbons Pass bypassing Lost Trail Pass. The section north of Gibbons Pass is a steep one-lane road with limited areas to pass and you should be prepared to back…
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This connector trail is fairly short but it is a neat way to jump onto Gibbons Pass Road from the bottom of Lost Trail Pass. This trail is one full-size vehicle wide in most spots…
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This trail is the continuation of Andrews Creek Trail. At this point, you will find a closed gate and a sign that shows dirt bikes and four-wheelers are allowed. As you begin, you will find…
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Mink Creek to Highway 43 is a Forest Service road that takes you from East Fork Road and ends at Highway 43, just a couple of miles west of the Big Hole Battle Field. This…
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This is a narrow switchback trail with views of the valley below. It ends at a tiny dispersed campsite. A few side trails at the beginning of the trail could lead to dispersed camping--no winter…
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This trail leads from the private Medicine Hot Springs and the NFS Warm Springs Campground back to the Crazy Creek Campground and Warm Springs Trail, then head up the mountain toward the Bear Creek Saddle,…
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This narrow two-track is only for ATV and Moto. It begins off highway 93 and heads past some houses into the hills. Be sure to take the middle two-track at the beginning, or you will…
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Guide Rye Trail is a trail that runs from Rye Creek Road, just south of Darby, Montana, to East Fork Road, just east of Sula, MT. This is an easy trail that is about 15…
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This is a narrow switchback trail up to the Porcupine Saddle. The trail surface is mostly well maintained, with a few potholes. The beginning of the trail is wider and runs through pine trees before…
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North Cameron is an almost moderate-level trail, but not quite. It is a fun way to get off of Skalkaho Rye and do some more technical driving. The trail starts out from Skalkaho Rye very…
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This trail is more of an access trail to other networks of trails than an exciting trail to a saddle. The trail starts as gravel and gradually transitions to dirt as it slowly gains some…
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This run is a quick and easy connection between the Guild Saddle Trail, which has no offshoots with open gates, and a network of open 4X4 trails. This is a well-maintained easy dirt trail that…
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Warm Springs Laird Starts immediately off of Highway 93 near the Rocky Knob Restaurant. The first mile of this trail goes through a residential area before you reach national forest land. In this first mile,…
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Doran Point Trail is the natural continuation of the Robins Gulch Trail, which will take you to the Rye Creek staging area just off Rye Creek Road. Overall, this is a lower-than-average elevation trail for…
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This trail starts with loose gravel and then transitions to some rutted hard pack. Gilbert creek does run along the bottom, at least to the first big turn with a grassy open camping spot. Then…
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Crazy Creek Trail starts as a spur trail from the Crazy Creek Warm Springs Trail. This trail serves as an access to the Shook Mountain - Medicine Point dirt bike trail. This is a trail…
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This seven-mile section of the Gibbons Pass Road system is a smooth gravel road that is plenty wide for two vehicles to pass at nearly any point. The majority of this road is flat but…
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Skalkaho Rye is an effortless drive/ride. The road starts on Skalkaho Highway shortly before the first winter gate. The road begins as a relatively flat gravel road with a few sections of washboards and potholes.…
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Mine Road is a very easy road that takes you from Skalkaho Rye Road to the old Crystal Mountain mines. Don't expect to go to the mines as it is private property, and there are…
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This trail does not live up to its "Sagebrush" moniker. Rather, it travels through thick stands of scenic mixed conifers along the south-facing slope of Kerlee Ridge. This trail was built on the surface of…
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Saddle Mountain Trail is a really fun drive or ride to do while you are in the area. The trail starts in the parking lot of Lost Trail Ski Area and takes you up through…
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Robins Gulch is a very easy road. The road is very smooth, with no ruts, no washboards, and no potholes. There is room to pass oncoming vehicles in many places. For the most part, this…
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Loop 2 is a route consisting of a variety of roads connected together by newly constructed 50" ATV trails to form a 16-mile loop route. Many of the roads incorporated into this route are old…
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North Rye Mine is an easy trail in the area of Rye Creek Rd south of Darby, Montana. This trail takes you from North Fork Rye Road to Mine Road. From the north end, the…
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North Fork Rye trail starts about 5 miles up the Rye Creek Road from Highway 93, south of Darby. This trail is a very easy drive/ride as the entire trail is mostly packed dirt and…
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Anderson Mountain Trail is a pretty good mix of gravel, dirt, and rocks throughout the whole trail. It is a wide trail, where two full-size vehicles shouldn't have trouble passing each other at most points.…
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Loop 1 consists of a series of roads connected by newly constructed trails arranged to complete a 27-mile route for 50" ATVs and Dirt Bikes. Many of the roads incorporated into this loop are old…
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This trail is based on an old logging road and is designated for use by high clearance 4X4, 60" SXS, 50" ATVs, and Dirt Bikes. The tread is dirt and one lane, but stable and…
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