Dirt Bike Trails
Near Adelanto, California

This single-track trail for dirt bikes runs through the middle of the 2019 Expansion Area. It is relatively straight, cuts across multiple drainage washes, and has frequent stretches of closely spaced whoops that will test your suspension and riding form. Watch out for random bushes and Joshua trees...
Learn more about Whoops There It Is

This is a single-vehicle wide cutover trail that runs through the northern Expansion Area, connecting 4x4 trails to several dirt bike trails. The trail surface is generally flat, making this a fast and flowy romp across the area. A Green Sticker is required for OHV use, as well as a daily use fee pa...
Learn more about Outback Trail

This is a key BLM entry point that serves as a main gateway to the surrounding off-road networks. It’s primarily a double-track road, providing plenty of breathing room as you transition from the pavement into the dirt. While it isn't the most technical stretch, it’s a reliable route for getting you...
Learn more about Juniper Pass

This is a relatively straight, flat, single-track trail for dirt bikes through a portion of the 2019 Expansion Area. The trail runs near the hills to the south and cuts across multiple drainage washes. Additionally, there are frequent stretches of closely spaced whoops that will test your suspensio...
Learn more about Whoops I Did It Again

This fun little offroad trail offers a cool mix of standard dirt roads and sections of old, unused roadbed. Because parts of it haven't seen heavy traffic in a while, it actually rides a bit smoother than the more popular main lines. It’s a great choice for a relaxed cruise where you can enjoy the s...
Learn more about Dust Devil Trail

This is a fun, tucked-away single track that keeps you on your toes. It winds in and out of several dry washes, giving the trail a playful, snake-like feel. Because the path is narrow and snakes through the desert brush, the visibility is a bit limited, so you’ll want to stay alert for what’s around...
Learn more about Alkali Flats

This fun little offshoot is a great spot if you’re looking for a quick escape with a solid campsite at the end. It’s clearly a hangout, with signs that people use the area for target practice, so stay aware of your surroundings. The access is straightforward and makes for a perfect pit stop or an ea...
Learn more about Coyote Campout

This is a cool trail for anyone who enjoys navigating loose rock and quarry-style terrain. It offers incredibly easy access from the main road, letting you dive right into the technical stuff without a long approach. The ground is constantly shifting under your tires, giving it that raw, industrial ...
Learn more about Rock Traverse

This is a single-vehicle-wide trail that runs along the northern Expansion Area through a flat sandy wash. No major obstacles to worry about, so have a good rip on the sand. A Green Sticker is required for OHV use, as well as a daily use fee payable at the park entrance. Tread Lightly and pack it ou...
Learn more about Waldheim Wash

This is a fast, relatively flat, two-track trail running next to the north side boundary fence of the 2019 Expansion Area. If you need a spot to push speed, this is the trail for you. Just be careful not to clip the wire fence on the side. It connects with the West Loop Trail on the west side and th...
Learn more about Boundary Baja

This is a solid entry point that provides easy access directly from the main road into the deeper off-road sections. It’s a convenient jumping-off point for anyone looking to transition quickly from the pavement into more technical terrain. The trail is wide and inviting, making it a reliable choice...
Learn more about Iron Mesa

This technical offshoot branches away from the main dirt road to offer a more aggressive alternative for those looking to skip the easy stuff. It’s a great section for practicing technical maneuvers and testing your suspension’s ability to track over uneven ground. Instead of a smooth path, you’ll f...
Learn more about Broken Spur Offshoot

This fun little trail is a great connector that pushes you out toward the western reaches of the BLM land. It starts as a more open path but quickly transitions into some seriously flowy single track that really lets you find your rhythm. The narrow sections wind through the natural terrain, offerin...
Learn more about Sagebrush Run

This is a rugged ridge trail that definitely makes you work for it, but the panoramic views at the top are worth the effort. The climb is technical and slow-going, taking you all the way up to the radio towers that overlook the valley. You'll be picking your way through sections of jagged terrain th...
Learn more about Long Shadow Ridge

This central route acts as the main artery for the BLM area, placing you right in the heart of the action with OHV options branching off in every direction. Watch out for the tight canyon section. It’s a classic, flowy stretch that lets you cover ground quickly while scouting out the more technical ...
Learn more about Sidewinder Trail

This dirt road serves as a solid jumping-off point, offering a mix of established path and wider double-track sections. It’s the primary route if you’re looking to push further west and explore the terrain that sits just outside the official BLM boundaries. The trail is open and easy to navigate, ma...
Learn more about High Desert Hook

This cool little cut-off is a BLM-approved route that offers a nice break from the wider roads. It features a bit of single track mixed in, giving you a taste of that narrow, focused riding without being overly demanding. It’s a great way to shave some distance off your loop while enjoying a more in...
Learn more about Old Stage Cut-Off

This is the main access road leading down from the radio towers, offering a much more relaxed pace than the climb up. It’s a great way to cool down while soaking in the expansive views of the desert floor stretching out below. The path is wide and straightforward, making it an easy cruise back to th...
Learn more about Radio Summit

This trail sits in the western part of the BLM section and is mainly composed of a wide, manageable double-track road. It’s a key arterial route that offers several connections to other off-road sections, making it a great way to link up different riding zones. Because it’s more open, it’s a perfect...
Learn more about Broken Spur

This technical wash is a blast if you’re looking for a challenge that keeps you on your toes. It’s a tricky run packed with rock step-ups and natural obstacles that require precise wheel placement and a bit of trial-and-error. You’ll spend a lot of time picking your lines through the boulders, makin...
Learn more about Dry Wash Trail

This is a single-vehicle wide cutover trail that runs through the northern Expansion Area, connecting 4x4 trails to several dirt bike trails. The trail surface is generally flat, making this a fast and flowy romp across the area. A Green Sticker is required for OHV use, as well as a daily use fee pa...
Learn more about Outback Trail

This is a key BLM entry point that serves as a main gateway to the surrounding off-road networks. It’s primarily a double-track road, providing plenty of breathing room as you transition from the pavement into the dirt. While it isn't the most technical stretch, it’s a reliable route for getting you...
Learn more about Juniper Pass

This fun little offroad trail offers a cool mix of standard dirt roads and sections of old, unused roadbed. Because parts of it haven't seen heavy traffic in a while, it actually rides a bit smoother than the more popular main lines. It’s a great choice for a relaxed cruise where you can enjoy the s...
Learn more about Dust Devil Trail

This fun little offshoot is a great spot if you’re looking for a quick escape with a solid campsite at the end. It’s clearly a hangout, with signs that people use the area for target practice, so stay aware of your surroundings. The access is straightforward and makes for a perfect pit stop or an ea...
Learn more about Coyote Campout

This is a single-vehicle wide cutover trail that runs through the northern Expansion Area, connecting 4x4 trails to several dirt bike trails. The trail surface is generally flat, making this a fast and flowy romp across the area. A Green Sticker is required for OHV use, as well as a daily use fee pa...
Learn more about Outback Trail

This is a key BLM entry point that serves as a main gateway to the surrounding off-road networks. It’s primarily a double-track road, providing plenty of breathing room as you transition from the pavement into the dirt. While it isn't the most technical stretch, it’s a reliable route for getting you...
Learn more about Juniper Pass

This fun little offroad trail offers a cool mix of standard dirt roads and sections of old, unused roadbed. Because parts of it haven't seen heavy traffic in a while, it actually rides a bit smoother than the more popular main lines. It’s a great choice for a relaxed cruise where you can enjoy the s...
Learn more about Dust Devil Trail

This fun little offshoot is a great spot if you’re looking for a quick escape with a solid campsite at the end. It’s clearly a hangout, with signs that people use the area for target practice, so stay aware of your surroundings. The access is straightforward and makes for a perfect pit stop or an ea...
Learn more about Coyote Campout