Dirt Bike Trails
Near Albert, Kansas

This 2.9-mile loop goes around the Castle Rock area. This is private land so please respect the area and remain on the trails. There are some side trails that are a little more difficult but do not create new trails. There are several short hiking trails to explore the rock formations of the area. T...
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This scenic river bottom route offers an engaging sand-driving experience for offroaders, SxS drivers, and dirt bike riders looking to explore the historic Arkansas River corridor just west of Dodge City. Spanning from the Coronado Bridge at 117 Road to the western edge of the city, the trail consis...
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This trail follows around the south side of Waconda Lake. The Lake was created in 1969, but before it was a lake, it was known as Waconda Springs, and was a sacred gathering place for the various Native American Tribes. Several access points along this trail allow you to get down to the lake. Don't...
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This scenic river bottom route offers an engaging sand-driving experience for offroaders, SxS drivers, and dirt bike riders looking to explore the historic Arkansas River corridor just west of Dodge City. Spanning from the Coronado Bridge at 117 Road to the western edge of the city, the trail consis...
Learn more about Coronado to Dodge City

This trail follows around the south side of Waconda Lake. The Lake was created in 1969, but before it was a lake, it was known as Waconda Springs, and was a sacred gathering place for the various Native American Tribes. Several access points along this trail allow you to get down to the lake. Don't...
Learn more about Waconda

This scenic river bottom route offers an engaging sand-driving experience for offroaders, SxS drivers, and dirt bike riders looking to explore the historic Arkansas River corridor just west of Dodge City. Spanning from the Coronado Bridge at 117 Road to the western edge of the city, the trail consis...
Learn more about Coronado to Dodge City

This trail follows around the south side of Waconda Lake. The Lake was created in 1969, but before it was a lake, it was known as Waconda Springs, and was a sacred gathering place for the various Native American Tribes. Several access points along this trail allow you to get down to the lake. Don't...
Learn more about Waconda