Dirt Bike Trails
Near Bass Lake, California

This is a short, narrow point-to-point trail through a wooded area on the side of Peckinpah Mountain. The trail surface primarily consists of packed dirt with embedded small rocks. There are also ruts and rock garden areas along the route. Depending on the season and weather, there may be several sh...
Learn more about Browns Trail - FS 23E285

This is a point-to-point trail that runs from Peckinpah Road to 23E284 and 23E285 Browns Trail. The route is at least as wide as a full-size vehicle and has a few wider sections to allow vehicles to pass each other. In some stretches, the trail runs along a steep slope on the western side of the rou...
Learn more about Pierce Mill - FS 7S68

This trail winds along the side of Peckinpah Mountain and is generally only single vehicle-width at best in most places. The surface consists primarily of packed dirt with embedded small and larger rocks. There are a few short rocky ledge sections, and ruts and mud holes can be present along the rou...
Learn more about Seven Rocks - FS 7S94

China Wells (FS 6S015) serves as the primary "spinal cord" of the Miami Mountain OHV system. This wide, well-graded forest service road runs north-south through the network, connecting the popular Kamook Staging Area to the southern reaches of the trail system. Unlike the tight, twisty spurs that br...
Learn more about China Wells - FS 6S015

This 1-mile-long ATV trail tightly winds through the Sierra National Forest, descending almost 600 feet in elevation from east to west through a shaded section of forest lined with ferns, cedars, and pines, and goes out onto a shelfier section of trail. In general, this trail is a bit tighter and na...
Learn more about 23E284

This is a short segment of single track that connects dirt bike trails 21E338 and 21E203. It is an easy segment of trail that weaves underneath a canopy of black oak trees and manzanita, tightly lined with scraggly bushes and scrub oak that encroach into the trail at times. The trail should be ideal...
Learn more about 21E201

This is a short segment of single track, less than half a mile long, that weaves through a scenic forest of oak trees, Jeffrey pine, manzanita, and scrub oak. It is a narrow and winding trail, but it remains smooth and flowy the whole way, making it fun and approachable for less experienced riders. ...
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This short ATV trail is a wide, silty path lined with scrub oak, in a dry forest terrain in the Sierra National Forest north of Oakhurst, California. The north end of the trail climbs up steeply from its intersection with 21E250. This is the steepest part of the trail, as it continues with a gradual...
Learn more about 21E240B

This is one of the longer and easier ATV trails in the Whisky Falls trail system, at 1.4 miles long and rated Easy by the Forest Service. It’s a mostly gradual and wide path through the pine forest, with gradual sweeping curves through the trees, gaining 250 feet during a steady incline from south t...
Learn more about 23E289

This is a short dirt bike trail that winds through the scrub oak and pine trees on a narrow, but easy single track for 0.6 miles. It has some tight curves and deeply rutted sections that make it somewhat more technical, but it doesn’t have many rocks or any major obstacles that will make it overly d...
Learn more about 21E338

This is one of the longer and more difficult single tracks in the Miami OHV area. It starts with a small rock feature on the south end, where you have to go up a small ramped rock ledge in order to enter the trail. It continues on a shelfy hillside, weaving around the hill, over a couple of bridges,...
Learn more about 21E368

This 1.2-mile-long ATV route is full of embedded rock slabs and embedded boulders that make it more of a moderate route, ideal for riders with more experience. From the north end, it starts through a dry forest terrain and goes over white rock slabs, up and down 1-foot-tall rock ledges and stair ste...
Learn more about 23E293

This trail starts at the end of 23E268 and continues north on a similar path. It’s a wide dirt two-track that winds through the pine trees, sometimes with the trees closely lining the path, but with a lot of visibility through the trees. The trail is super easy, being mostly flat, with just minor bu...
Learn more about 23E291

This is a short but challenging dirt bike trail in the Miami OHV area. There are several rock features right away that will test the inexperienced rider. They are embedded rock ledges, but they are slightly ramped, and you can kind of skirt the edge of the rock to make it slightly easier. There are ...
Learn more about 21E241

This is a short, narrow and fun point-to-point trail that connects Peckinpah Road with Peckinpah Meadow. It winds down the slope on the mountainside through a wooded area and a section with some forest fire damage. The surface is primarily dirt, but also has several rock garden sections with obstacl...
Learn more about Peckin - FS 23E232

Kamook (FS 6S041) is the breezy, open-air sibling in the Miami Mountain family. Serving as the primary east-west artery through the Miami Mountain OHV system, this 1.5-lane gravel forest road is designed for speed and flow. Unlike the jagged spurs that twist off into the brush, Kamook offers a predi...
Learn more about Kamook - FS 6S041

This is a half-mile-long ATV trail that leaves directly from the Kamook staging area and goes south. It zig zags up a hillside through some pretty steep turns, on a wide, silty dirt path. It is really wide and smooth, with no obstacles, but a few ruts, and is pretty steep in spots. It’s overall very...
Learn more about 21E230

This is an intermediate ATV trail that starts from near the Whisky Falls Campground, and goes west for 1.2 miles. It has several moderate rock ledges over big slabs of rock, that are ramped, but a couple feet high, with embedded roots, ruts, and different sized boulders in the path leading up to the...
Learn more about 23E354

23E298 is a 1.1-mile-long easy ATV trail through the Whisky Falls trail system in the Sierra National Forest. The south end starts off wide and easy, between scrub oaks and tall pines, with gradual corners, great visibility, a little bit of whoops, but mostly smooth dirt covered in pinecones and pi...
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This is a short ATV trail that connects from the Forest Service road FS 8S065A up to 23E291. It starts off with a semi-steep climb from the southeast end, with loose rocks and shallow ruts, for the first hundred yards. Then it mellows out in grade, continuing with a steady, gradual climb for the res...
Learn more about 23E268

This is a short, narrow point-to-point trail through a wooded area on the side of Peckinpah Mountain. The trail surface primarily consists of packed dirt with embedded small rocks. There are also ruts and rock garden areas along the route. Depending on the season and weather, there may be several sh...
Learn more about Browns Trail - FS 23E285

This is a point-to-point trail that runs from Peckinpah Road to 23E284 and 23E285 Browns Trail. The route is at least as wide as a full-size vehicle and has a few wider sections to allow vehicles to pass each other. In some stretches, the trail runs along a steep slope on the western side of the rou...
Learn more about Pierce Mill - FS 7S68

This trail winds along the side of Peckinpah Mountain and is generally only single vehicle-width at best in most places. The surface consists primarily of packed dirt with embedded small and larger rocks. There are a few short rocky ledge sections, and ruts and mud holes can be present along the rou...
Learn more about Seven Rocks - FS 7S94

China Wells (FS 6S015) serves as the primary "spinal cord" of the Miami Mountain OHV system. This wide, well-graded forest service road runs north-south through the network, connecting the popular Kamook Staging Area to the southern reaches of the trail system. Unlike the tight, twisty spurs that br...
Learn more about China Wells - FS 6S015

This is a point-to-point trail that runs from Peckinpah Road to 23E284 and 23E285 Browns Trail. The route is at least as wide as a full-size vehicle and has a few wider sections to allow vehicles to pass each other. In some stretches, the trail runs along a steep slope on the western side of the rou...
Learn more about Pierce Mill - FS 7S68

This trail winds along the side of Peckinpah Mountain and is generally only single vehicle-width at best in most places. The surface consists primarily of packed dirt with embedded small and larger rocks. There are a few short rocky ledge sections, and ruts and mud holes can be present along the rou...
Learn more about Seven Rocks - FS 7S94

China Wells (FS 6S015) serves as the primary "spinal cord" of the Miami Mountain OHV system. This wide, well-graded forest service road runs north-south through the network, connecting the popular Kamook Staging Area to the southern reaches of the trail system. Unlike the tight, twisty spurs that br...
Learn more about China Wells - FS 6S015

This is a short, narrow and fun point-to-point trail that connects Peckinpah Road with Peckinpah Meadow. It winds down the slope on the mountainside through a wooded area and a section with some forest fire damage. The surface is primarily dirt, but also has several rock garden sections with obstacl...
Learn more about Peckin - FS 23E232