Dirt Bike Trails
Near Basin, Montana

This short Forest Service logging road is easily accessible from the Interstate access road in Basin, Montana. It’s an easy, pleasant drive up into the hills and provides opportunities for side trips and exploration of some difficult routes. The road climbs up over a ridgeline and ends in a valley. ...
Learn more about Sunnyside Road

This trail consists of steep grades, off-camber portions, washouts, erosion, rocks, and ruts. It's a narrow trail, but our 75-inch SXS fit. There's lots of downed timber in the area, which sometimes results in branches or trees over and along the trail, which might cause clearance issues on the side...
Learn more about The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

This 6.2 mile road connects the Upper Galena area to the Little Boulder road via a gentle downhill (or uphill if you are coming from Boulder) grade to the Little Boulder Road. It is a beautiful trip through dense stands of Douglas Fir trees, becoming intermixed with stands of aspen and a few cedars ...
Learn more about North Fork Road

This 12-mile trail starts at Montana Highway 69 near Boulder, MT, at the intersection with Cattle Drive Road. You drive along the Boulder River, go under I-15, and then turn into Galena Gulch on the Berry Meadows Trail. You gain 2400 feet in elevation, ending at just over 7250 feet. All private prop...
Learn more about Cattle Drive to Bear Gulch

Beginning from the North Fork Trail, the first two miles of this trail are a pleasant, sceni,c and solitary experience, and the tread is designated and suitable for small 4x4s, 60” SxSs, ATVs, and dirt bikes. At the FS/BLM boundary, however, the trail quickly deteriorates and the trail offers the fu...
Learn more about Little Galena Trail

This 3-mile track loops off of the Wickes Tunnel: Basin to Corbin Trail on the Comet/Mount Thompson Trail, and then comes back to Wickes Tunnel: Basin to Corbin Trail on Mount Thompson Spur. You're in the Deerlodge National Forest at an elevation of approximately 7150 feet. There is some downed tim...
Learn more about Comet/Mount Thompson Loop

This trail is a slightly more challenging route from Interstate 90 east, over the continental Divide at Champion Pass. The easier route begins near Deer Lodge and meets this one at Orofino campground. After exiting I 90, the dirt road gradually climbs out of a valley offering outstanding views. Howe...
Learn more about Champion Pass

This is a short trail, just over 1.5 miles long, but it can be used to access other trails. It has some great views overlooking the town of Boulder, Montana, and there's one really good remote camping spot with room for up to 6 rigs, a fire ring, and a great view. This is also a great access point f...
Learn more about Enterprise North Road

Wickes Road Trail is an alternate way to go from Basin to Corbin, and you go up over the top of the mountain. The highest elevation is just under 6800 feet, but if the tunnel is full of snow or water, ice, or for some other reason impassable, this is a good option. It's just over 3 miles. The views ...
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This is a 4.4-mile trail designated for use by small 4x4, 60” SxS, ATVs, and dirt bikes. This route includes FS 8694 and FS 8582. The trail travels through stunning stands of Douglas Fir and provides interesting views of granitic rock formations. The tread itself is quite narrow in some places, a...
Learn more about North Fork Trail

Clancy Creek Road takes you from Mina Gulch/Between Gulch west a little further into the Helena National Forest. If you follow it further than our track, you pass the Crawley Camp Mine and get an overlook of the lake at Montana Tunnels Mining. All private property crossings are allowed if you stay o...
Learn more about Clancy Creek Road

This Mina Gulch Spur takes you from the Bluebird Mine Loop past the Mina Mine and to an overlook of the lake on Montana Tunnels Mining. It's just under a mile, and your elevation is about 6600 feet. All private property crossings are allowed if you stay on the trail. The scenery is beautiful. The vi...
Learn more about Mina Gulch Spur

This 2-mile loop connects the Bluebird Mine Trail to Between Gulch Trail and Flynn Gulch Road. It travels through the Helena National Forest at an average elevation of 6500 feet. All private property crossings are allowed if you stay on the trail. The scenery is beautiful. The views are amazing. Th...
Learn more about Bluebird Mine Trail Loop

McCarty Creek Trail is a moderately challenging, 10.5-mile county road ideal for intermediate off-roaders seeking scenic climbs and engaging obstacles in the Helena National Forest. Beginning near the historic town of Boulder, Montana, this route quickly transitions from flat valley roads into a rug...
Learn more about McCarty Creek Trail

This 1.68-mile trail takes you from Bluebird Mine Loop to Wood Chute Cr to Bluebird Mine Trail. All private property crossings are allowed if you stay on the trail. The scenery is beautiful. The views are amazing. This forest is home to deer, elk, and bears. If you are here in the early springtime, ...
Learn more about Bluebird Mine Road

This is a great little out-and-back trail that starts out fairly easy with some loose rocks and tight pinches. It gets harder half way through, when the trail gets steeper up a very loose and tight section. Body damage possible for wide vehicles. This trail travels through some dense forest with sev...
Learn more about Little Boulder River Rd

This short but fun trail goes over a ridge top to connect two different areas. It starts with an easy creek crossing immediately if going West to East, and there are two easy creek crossings in total. This trail has a lot of ruts and erosion, with one rock obstacle that would be tight with an entire...
Learn more about North Beaver Creek

This 7-mile trail takes you from the Wickes Tunnel: Corbin to Basin Trail up to an elevation of 7500 feet, with fantastic views of Boulder. This route includes steep inclines and declines, as you gain 2300 feet. All private property crossings are allowed if you stay on the trails.
Learn more about Wood Chute to Blue Bird Mine

Running just east of Montana's State Route 399 / Whitetail Road, you'll find this trail meandering through the eastern slopes of Deer Lodge National Forest. Outstanding views, a few obstacles and trails just wide enough to squeeze a full-size truck through. About 4.75 miles in, as you head south fro...
Learn more about Bigfoot Creek to Hay Creek

This is a fun offroading trail in the summer, spring, and fall, and it reopens after hunting season in the winter. It does get a significant amount of snow during the winter months. In the spring, there is one water crossing that can be up to three feet deep during the spring melt/runoff season. The...
Learn more about Rock Creek/Leadville

This short Forest Service logging road is easily accessible from the Interstate access road in Basin, Montana. It’s an easy, pleasant drive up into the hills and provides opportunities for side trips and exploration of some difficult routes. The road climbs up over a ridgeline and ends in a valley. ...
Learn more about Sunnyside Road

This trail consists of steep grades, off-camber portions, washouts, erosion, rocks, and ruts. It's a narrow trail, but our 75-inch SXS fit. There's lots of downed timber in the area, which sometimes results in branches or trees over and along the trail, which might cause clearance issues on the side...
Learn more about The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

This 6.2 mile road connects the Upper Galena area to the Little Boulder road via a gentle downhill (or uphill if you are coming from Boulder) grade to the Little Boulder Road. It is a beautiful trip through dense stands of Douglas Fir trees, becoming intermixed with stands of aspen and a few cedars ...
Learn more about North Fork Road

This 12-mile trail starts at Montana Highway 69 near Boulder, MT, at the intersection with Cattle Drive Road. You drive along the Boulder River, go under I-15, and then turn into Galena Gulch on the Berry Meadows Trail. You gain 2400 feet in elevation, ending at just over 7250 feet. All private prop...
Learn more about Cattle Drive to Bear Gulch

This short Forest Service logging road is easily accessible from the Interstate access road in Basin, Montana. It’s an easy, pleasant drive up into the hills and provides opportunities for side trips and exploration of some difficult routes. The road climbs up over a ridgeline and ends in a valley. ...
Learn more about Sunnyside Road

This trail consists of steep grades, off-camber portions, washouts, erosion, rocks, and ruts. It's a narrow trail, but our 75-inch SXS fit. There's lots of downed timber in the area, which sometimes results in branches or trees over and along the trail, which might cause clearance issues on the side...
Learn more about The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

This 6.2 mile road connects the Upper Galena area to the Little Boulder road via a gentle downhill (or uphill if you are coming from Boulder) grade to the Little Boulder Road. It is a beautiful trip through dense stands of Douglas Fir trees, becoming intermixed with stands of aspen and a few cedars ...
Learn more about North Fork Road

This 12-mile trail starts at Montana Highway 69 near Boulder, MT, at the intersection with Cattle Drive Road. You drive along the Boulder River, go under I-15, and then turn into Galena Gulch on the Berry Meadows Trail. You gain 2400 feet in elevation, ending at just over 7250 feet. All private prop...
Learn more about Cattle Drive to Bear Gulch