Dirt Bike Trails
Near Cal-Nev-Ari, Nevada

Tamarisk Road is an easy, scenic 2.5-mile route in the Lake Mead National Recreation Area that is perfect for beginners, four-wheel-drive vehicles, and SxSs looking for a direct path to the shores of Lake Mohave. Branching east off the Mead-Davis Powerline Road, this trail descends just over 660 fee...
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Six Mile Cove Road offers a straightforward and scenic desert drive down to the shores of Lake Mohave, making it a perfect escape for paddleboarders, campers, and offroaders looking for easy access to the water. Spanning approximately 6.6 miles, this route gently descends from an elevation of 2,117 ...
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Rockefeller Mine Road offers a scenic and approachable desert trek for high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles and SxSs looking to explore the rugged beauty between Lake Mead National Recreation Area and Bureau of Land Management lands. Spanning approximately 10.4 miles, this route winds through a ...
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Nine Mile Cove Road runs through Lake Mead National Recreation Area. This area is a limited-use area, and camping is only allowed in approved areas. Offroad use is not allowed unless on a designated route. It is an easy road but can be loose sand in sections. 4x4 is recommended. In the rainy season,...
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Nellis Cove Road is a scenic, unpaved backcountry route in Lake Mead National Recreation Area, ideal for high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles looking to reach a secluded beach on Lake Mohave. Spanning approximately 2.5 miles, this easy-rated trail descends from an elevation of about 1,290 feet d...
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Mid Basin Cove is an easy 3.6-mile trek ideal for beginners, families, and offroaders looking for a scenic drive down to the shores of Lake Mohave in the Lake Mead National Recreation Area. This route gradually descends about 818 feet from an elevation of 1,475 feet down to 657 feet at the water’s e...
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Mead Davis Powerline Road is a scenic 13.5-mile off-road trail ideal for four-wheel-drive vehicles, SxSs, and dirt bikes looking for a direct descent from the desert mountains to the shores of Lake Mohave. Starting near the base of Spirit Mountain at an elevation of 3,860 feet, the route descends ov...
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Mead Davis Power Road is a rocky, dusty, sandy, rutted, washed-out road. Some sections require a short wheelbase high clearance vehicle, otherwise, its an easy road 4x4 is highly recommended. There is a chance for water crossings when in the rainy seasons and flash floods. The road runs through both...
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The Nevada Telephone Cove Road is inside the Lake Mead National Recreation Area boundary and starts just off State Route 163 a few miles outside of Laughlin, Nevada. This is a well-trafficked and reasonably maintained double-wide dirt road winding through the Mohave desert hillside leading to Teleph...
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The Stonehouse Trail is a single-wide dirt road that winds through desert hills in the Lake Mead National Recreation Area and passes by an old stone house ruin. The road is not technical but has some pretty sandy sections and a couple of rutted areas that require a 4WD with high clearance. The road ...
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This trail winds through an area rich in mining history, offering a glimpse into the region's past while providing an enjoyable off-road experience. The route is mostly easygoing, with a few short but rocky climbs to keep things interesting. While the trail itself is open for travel, a private easem...
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Pot Cove Road is a short, scenic side trail designed for recreationists looking to access a popular beach along the shores of Lake Mohave. This easy, half-mile route is ideal for offroaders, campers, and water sports enthusiasts who want a quick detour to enjoy kayaking, fishing, or a relaxing eveni...
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Arrowhead Cove Road, Route 2A, is an out-and-back trail from Powerline Road South to the water's edge of Arrowhead Cove. The trail follows a wash bed and is easy-going with no major obstacles or challenging sections. Due to the wash, avoid this trail in flash flooding conditions. There is vegetation...
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Powerline Road (South), Route 2, is a point-to-point dirt trail that begins and ends off of Princess Cove Road. The trail follows the powerline towers and offers beautiful views of the surrounding desert and the Colorado River to the west. For the most part, it is a mild and easy-going dirt trail. H...
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Fenway Road (trail number 36) is an out-and-back trail that leads to the water's edge of Arizona Bay. It's an easy dirt road up until the very last section to get to the water, at which time it becomes deep sand through the vegetation and the beach. The vegetation section is more narrow and could br...
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This track is the northern portion of road "CC East Primitive" (36), which leads northward up to the peninsula. The trail is an easy dirt road with nothing of difficulty to note. The trail sign mentions "4x4 Recommended," but this could be as a "just in case" for the remote location. The eastern sid...
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Restoration Point Road (36 B) is a very short out-and-back off-shoot trail from "East Primitive Road North - 36" which leads to the water's edge of Arizona Bay. The trail begins as an easy dirt road, but once you arrive closer to the water, there are a couple of obstacles to navigate. You'll first a...
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This is overall a low technical difficulty route with one spot that would not be recommended for anything other than a dirt bike or skilled four-wheeler. It generally follows the large power lines west. Starting from Tropicana RV/Oversize vehicle parking lot, the route is very easy and flat terrain ...
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Opal Mountain Road drives through the Lake Mead National Recreation Area. This area is a limited-use area, and camping is only allowed in approved areas. Offroad use is not allowed unless on a designated route. This road is an easy road mixed with sand, gravel, and loose rock. Some sections have dee...
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This trail is a must-ride in the spring when the desert comes to life with an abundance of vibrant flora. Winding through a stunning and unique section of BLM land, it offers breathtaking views of seasonal wildflowers and rugged desert landscapes. Along the way, a few short but steep climbs add a bi...
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Tamarisk Road is an easy, scenic 2.5-mile route in the Lake Mead National Recreation Area that is perfect for beginners, four-wheel-drive vehicles, and SxSs looking for a direct path to the shores of Lake Mohave. Branching east off the Mead-Davis Powerline Road, this trail descends just over 660 fee...
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Six Mile Cove Road offers a straightforward and scenic desert drive down to the shores of Lake Mohave, making it a perfect escape for paddleboarders, campers, and offroaders looking for easy access to the water. Spanning approximately 6.6 miles, this route gently descends from an elevation of 2,117 ...
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Rockefeller Mine Road offers a scenic and approachable desert trek for high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles and SxSs looking to explore the rugged beauty between Lake Mead National Recreation Area and Bureau of Land Management lands. Spanning approximately 10.4 miles, this route winds through a ...
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Nine Mile Cove Road runs through Lake Mead National Recreation Area. This area is a limited-use area, and camping is only allowed in approved areas. Offroad use is not allowed unless on a designated route. It is an easy road but can be loose sand in sections. 4x4 is recommended. In the rainy season,...
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Tamarisk Road is an easy, scenic 2.5-mile route in the Lake Mead National Recreation Area that is perfect for beginners, four-wheel-drive vehicles, and SxSs looking for a direct path to the shores of Lake Mohave. Branching east off the Mead-Davis Powerline Road, this trail descends just over 660 fee...
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Six Mile Cove Road offers a straightforward and scenic desert drive down to the shores of Lake Mohave, making it a perfect escape for paddleboarders, campers, and offroaders looking for easy access to the water. Spanning approximately 6.6 miles, this route gently descends from an elevation of 2,117 ...
Learn more about Six Mile Cove Road

Rockefeller Mine Road offers a scenic and approachable desert trek for high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles and SxSs looking to explore the rugged beauty between Lake Mead National Recreation Area and Bureau of Land Management lands. Spanning approximately 10.4 miles, this route winds through a ...
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Nine Mile Cove Road runs through Lake Mead National Recreation Area. This area is a limited-use area, and camping is only allowed in approved areas. Offroad use is not allowed unless on a designated route. It is an easy road but can be loose sand in sections. 4x4 is recommended. In the rainy season,...
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