Dirt Bike Trails
Near Beatty, Nevada

The western section of the road is well-graded and more than two cars wide. Once you transition onto the two-track near the airport, the trail gets rocky, with a few washout transitions. One specifically is a little larger than the others. The main trail passes near the airport and right past the Ne...
Learn more about Old Railroad Grade Road

This is a mostly easy trail with sharp rocks and differing vistas around every turn. It passes by the crystal spring that seems to bubble up a little further from the fenced-off section where it is marked. The Western end of the trail has another spring that is fed into a trough and pours over into ...
Learn more about Crystal Springs Road

A mostly east trail that begins or ends at the Rhyolite ghost town on the western end of the trail. The ghost town is somewhat preserved with many structures still standing and lots to explore, including many informational Kiosks to spend your time learning about the town. There are also pit toilets...
Learn more about Rainbow Mountain Road

This is a fairly easy trail with the exception of Secret Pass, which can be bypassed easily with other trails nearby. Secret Pass has short, steep grades that are rocky and tight in various sections. Pinstripes, tire sidewall damage and water crossings up to a foot during the wet months are likely. ...
Learn more about Rhyolite Ghost Town Loop

This trail starts out easy with a graded two-lane washboard dirt road by the private Big Red Art Barn. Look, but please don't touch. It also appears people camp in the parking lot by the many fire rings scattered about. Technically it's BLM land, so It could be allowed. Always e sure to check with t...
Learn more about Gold Bar Road

Its namesake is no joke; as you crest the saddle, the wind rips around you. The reward is killer views on either side of the run. The southern section has a long steep grade that is loose in sections. Lower gears are encouraged on your downhill to save brakes. Picture included of one Buick who was n...
Learn more about Windy Gap

A great day trip out of Beatty, NV. Explore a ton of mines and a ghost town. This loop is approximately 50 miles, and you'll pass some really unique geological formations. There is one section with steep ledges, but the trail itself is not technical. Toward the end, the technicality increases sligh...
Learn more about Bullfrog Historic Mining Distric

Titus Canyon is a scenic one way dirt road from East to West, doable in any stock SUV. In just 26 easy miles you will drive through mountains, a ghost town, along petroglyphs and through the Narrows before being dumped into Death Valley itself. While not a challenging trail, it is one of the most be...
Learn more about Titus Canyon

A mostly easy trail, except for the last 100 yards that complete the trail to the mine. There is plenty of room for oncoming traffic, and the trail is well graded. 2 bars LTE at the bottom and no service up by the mines. Use caution near the mines. There is plenty of dispersed camping around the tra...
Learn more about Pioneer Road

This trails namesake is appropriate. Big dips and washouts that will shoot you off your seat, steep off-camber sections with long downhill drops. This trail is not for those afraid of heights. The trail is fun, technical, and beautiful as you work your way through the canyon. It for sure looks like ...
Learn more about Chukar Canyon Road

This easy two-track trail takes you along the edge of the valley and to the mud water springs. There are lots of burros in the area and even falcons. The Mud Springs are just that--some freshwater springs that bubble up in a few muddy puddles by seemingly the only trees in the area. There is another...
Learn more about Mud Springs Road

This is a short trail to the Gold Ace Mine Complex Ruins. The lower mine is easily accessed by car or SUV. The upper section of the complex is more technical and very rocky, and loose near the end. Once in the "parking" area, you can easily see what other trails you wish to explore in the area or ju...
Learn more about Golden Ace Mine

Can you find the Angry rock? It may depend on which way you take this trail. It's overall a mostly easy run with a few steep loose hill climbs and some very off-camber sections. Other than the Angry Rock, there is also a large mining complex to explore if one takes one of the trails that heads up to...
Learn more about Angry Rock

This brutal rocky, sandy slog up the hill ends at an old mining complex with interesting large mined cubes and a few old building foundations. One can see where the road was supposed to be, and the further up you get, bigger rocks and the looser sand. This trail could be impassable or flooded in rai...
Learn more about Carrara Canyon Road

This trail is the main Pole line heading south out of town from Beatty and its more local dirt trails. This road takes you along the power lines and down toward two interesting abandoned mining complex trails. At one point, the trail is very tricky as it passes asphalt. You will want to follow their...
Learn more about Pole Line Road

This easy, graded trail takes you from Highway 95 into the vast trail networks in the valley. Continuing past the recorded turn will take you all the way to the Death Valley park boundary. The trail is easy and mostly washboard, with plenty of places to pass oncoming traffic. There are 3 bars of LTE...
Learn more about Phinney Canyon Road

This moderately easy trail winds around Pioneer mine and the hills from narrow rocky two-track to graded sections and even a sandy wash. One section of the trail is a very faint two-track that gets quite narrow and can be hard to track. The GPS track keeps you right on the line the whole time. There...
Learn more about Old Stagecoach Road

The first half of the trail is relatively easy;most high clearance 4x4 will have no issues. There are a few dispersed camping spots and a few old mining areas to explore with a vast elevated view of the canyon below. The trail narrows to a single track on the mountain's south side. No cell service o...
Learn more about Black Marble Mountain Truck Route

The mostly sandy two-track trail goes from sand to sharp rocks to hard pack and back to sandy wash. This is the long way around Marble Mountain. There are wide-open planes and views of a big dune as you come to the southern end of the trail. The washes are coarse sand and very rutted. Could be impas...
Learn more about Black Marble Mountains Sandy Revenge

The western leg of Marble the Mountain Loop. The trail is mostly singletrack. There are a few spots to camp with a view of the valley and the mountains. The trail consists of lots of deep rutted-out transitions, big washouts, and narrow sections. Would not advise for a novice rider. 2 bars LTE servi...
Learn more about Black Marble Mountain Single Track

The western section of the road is well-graded and more than two cars wide. Once you transition onto the two-track near the airport, the trail gets rocky, with a few washout transitions. One specifically is a little larger than the others. The main trail passes near the airport and right past the Ne...
Learn more about Old Railroad Grade Road

This is a mostly easy trail with sharp rocks and differing vistas around every turn. It passes by the crystal spring that seems to bubble up a little further from the fenced-off section where it is marked. The Western end of the trail has another spring that is fed into a trough and pours over into ...
Learn more about Crystal Springs Road

A mostly east trail that begins or ends at the Rhyolite ghost town on the western end of the trail. The ghost town is somewhat preserved with many structures still standing and lots to explore, including many informational Kiosks to spend your time learning about the town. There are also pit toilets...
Learn more about Rainbow Mountain Road

This is a fairly easy trail with the exception of Secret Pass, which can be bypassed easily with other trails nearby. Secret Pass has short, steep grades that are rocky and tight in various sections. Pinstripes, tire sidewall damage and water crossings up to a foot during the wet months are likely. ...
Learn more about Rhyolite Ghost Town Loop

The western section of the road is well-graded and more than two cars wide. Once you transition onto the two-track near the airport, the trail gets rocky, with a few washout transitions. One specifically is a little larger than the others. The main trail passes near the airport and right past the Ne...
Learn more about Old Railroad Grade Road

This is a mostly easy trail with sharp rocks and differing vistas around every turn. It passes by the crystal spring that seems to bubble up a little further from the fenced-off section where it is marked. The Western end of the trail has another spring that is fed into a trough and pours over into ...
Learn more about Crystal Springs Road

A mostly east trail that begins or ends at the Rhyolite ghost town on the western end of the trail. The ghost town is somewhat preserved with many structures still standing and lots to explore, including many informational Kiosks to spend your time learning about the town. There are also pit toilets...
Learn more about Rainbow Mountain Road

This is a fairly easy trail with the exception of Secret Pass, which can be bypassed easily with other trails nearby. Secret Pass has short, steep grades that are rocky and tight in various sections. Pinstripes, tire sidewall damage and water crossings up to a foot during the wet months are likely. ...
Learn more about Rhyolite Ghost Town Loop