Dirt Bike Trails
Near Carrick, California

The Dill Scenic Trail is an out and back at Shasta National Forest in California. There are great views of Mount Shasta as well as the surrounding mountains. This trail is not difficult by any means, but some higher ground clearance and good tires will go a long way. The trail starts out extremely d...
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This is an awesome route that takes you through some timber cuts and up and over some hills into weeds. The road is full of sun with some challenges along the way. Be aware that this route will go all the way through the weeds or to Mount Shasta City, depending on the route of travel.
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Climbing up from the scenic North Shore Road of Lake Siskiyou into the lush, towering pine and fir canopies managed by the Shasta National Forest, Deer Creek - FS 40N27 offers a rugged and rowdy backcountry route. The public frequently utilizes this winding connector road to access dispersed camping...
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Winding through a beautiful, lush evergreen landscape, Red Hill - FS 40N43 is managed by the Shasta National Forest and offers spectacular views of majestic Mount Shasta. The public often utilizes this route as a highly scenic, unpaved alternate loop off the paved W A Barr Road (FS 26), or to safely...
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Winding its way through the dense, towering pine and fir canopies of the Shasta National Forest, North Fork - FS 41N53 offers a wonderfully scenic drive through a thriving, lush woodland environment. The public primarily uses this accessible route to enjoy peaceful backcountry exploration, reach spa...
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Ney Springs - FS 39N34 offers a beautiful, winding climb up from Castle Lake Road directly into the lush, towering evergreens of the Shasta National Forest, eventually reaching an elevation of over 4,300 feet. The overall environment is a dense, shaded alpine forest that occasionally opens up to rev...
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Set within a tranquil, high-country conifer forest interspersed with grassy alpine meadows in the Klamath National Forest, East Cabin Meadow Spur A - FS 41N04A offers a brief off-road detour. Accessed directly off of Cory Peak -FS 41N10 and East Cabin Meadow Road FS 41N04 near Callahan, this 0.4-mil...
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Cory Peak - FS 41N10 winds through a tall pine and fir forest with peaceful, sun-dappled clearings. The adventure starts as a wide, well-travelled logging road until reaching the junction with China Mountain - FS 41N03. From there, the path gradually climbs up the mountain slope while narrowing down...
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The route begins in a stark but beautifully scenic forest recovering from wildfire, eventually transitioning into a lush, green canopy as it climbs higher into the Klamath National Forest. Starting from the Gazelle Callan Highway - FS 2H01, the first couple of miles cross a metal cattle guard and wi...
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Winding its way above 5,000 feet in elevation, Scott - FS 39N30Y takes travelers through a beautiful, dense, and quiet evergreen canopy managed by the Shasta National Forest. The public generally uses this remote route as a scenic backcountry exploration spur branching off from Red Hill, which rewar...
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Rock Fence - FS 40N18 is a scenic forest route winding through a mixed evergreen forest featuring tall pine and fir trees along mountain hillsides. The trail begins wide with an uphill climb featuring long swooping steps and exposed bedrock before leveling out into softer gravel and packed dirt surf...
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Climbing steadily above 5,000 feet in elevation, Rock Creek - FS 39N78 travels through a dense, towering evergreen canopy with thick manzanita understory within the Shasta National Forest. This little-used offshoot branches up from Red Hill, offering a short, adventurous bypass for travelers looking...
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This route winds through a subalpine conifer forest filled with towering pines, fragrant firs, bleached tree roots, and dense manzanita brush. Travelers reach this trail via Rail Creek Road - FS 42N17 or nearby Gazelle Callahan Road, routes frequently utilized by the public to access popular outdoor...
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Cooper Meadow - FS 40N76 offers an engaging mountain drive nestled within the serene, pine-scented evergreen woods of the Klamath National Forest. Easily accessed from the main connector road through Cooper Meadow, this trail provides visitors access to scenic dispersed camping spots, quiet backcoun...
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Cooper Meadow Spur A - FS 40N67A winds through a dynamic forest landscape recovering from past wildfires and timber harvesting in the Klamath National Forest. Accessible by turning off the main soft dirt incline onto a loose gravel track, this route offers outdoor enthusiasts access to higher-elevat...
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Welcome to Little Trinity, a short and easy route winding through a mixed pine forest with signs of historical logging activity throughout the area. This trail climbs into a private timberland. The route begins on a wide gravel and dirt Forest Service road marked by route sign 39N65, which climbs ge...
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Kangaroo Creek FS 40N62 offers a scenic, sweeping mountain journey through picturesque forests filled with mullein, bright wildflowers, and lush green grasses managed by the Klamath National Forest. Accessed at the end of a long, well-traveled dirt road beyond local ranch houses, this route serves a...
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Camp Unalayee - FS 40N63 meanders through a lush, towering mixed-conifer mountain forest within the Shasta-Trinity National Forest and Klamath National Forest region. This scenic forest road is accessed directly from Scott Divide - FS 39N25Y, starting near the Pacific Crest Trail camp parking area. ...
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This 2-mile loop trail begins and ends on Railroad Grade 77, serving as an accessible route through a landscape defined by the 2021 Antelope Forest Fire. The first section traverses a vast clear-cut area where the fire’s intensity necessitated significant removal of timber, leaving behind expansive ...
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Formerly a 4-mile loop starting and ending on the Little Horse Trail, the False Gap (FS 43N51) route has been significantly altered by the aftermath of the 2021 Antelope Forest Fire. As the Forest Service focused resources on clearing primary arteries, this route was left to become overgrown and has...
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The Dill Scenic Trail is an out and back at Shasta National Forest in California. There are great views of Mount Shasta as well as the surrounding mountains. This trail is not difficult by any means, but some higher ground clearance and good tires will go a long way. The trail starts out extremely d...
Learn more about Dill Scenic Trail

This is an awesome route that takes you through some timber cuts and up and over some hills into weeds. The road is full of sun with some challenges along the way. Be aware that this route will go all the way through the weeds or to Mount Shasta City, depending on the route of travel.
Learn more about Rocky Road

Climbing up from the scenic North Shore Road of Lake Siskiyou into the lush, towering pine and fir canopies managed by the Shasta National Forest, Deer Creek - FS 40N27 offers a rugged and rowdy backcountry route. The public frequently utilizes this winding connector road to access dispersed camping...
Learn more about Deer Creek - FS 40N27

Winding through a beautiful, lush evergreen landscape, Red Hill - FS 40N43 is managed by the Shasta National Forest and offers spectacular views of majestic Mount Shasta. The public often utilizes this route as a highly scenic, unpaved alternate loop off the paved W A Barr Road (FS 26), or to safely...
Learn more about Red Hill - FS 40N43

The Dill Scenic Trail is an out and back at Shasta National Forest in California. There are great views of Mount Shasta as well as the surrounding mountains. This trail is not difficult by any means, but some higher ground clearance and good tires will go a long way. The trail starts out extremely d...
Learn more about Dill Scenic Trail

This is an awesome route that takes you through some timber cuts and up and over some hills into weeds. The road is full of sun with some challenges along the way. Be aware that this route will go all the way through the weeds or to Mount Shasta City, depending on the route of travel.
Learn more about Rocky Road

Climbing up from the scenic North Shore Road of Lake Siskiyou into the lush, towering pine and fir canopies managed by the Shasta National Forest, Deer Creek - FS 40N27 offers a rugged and rowdy backcountry route. The public frequently utilizes this winding connector road to access dispersed camping...
Learn more about Deer Creek - FS 40N27

Winding through a beautiful, lush evergreen landscape, Red Hill - FS 40N43 is managed by the Shasta National Forest and offers spectacular views of majestic Mount Shasta. The public often utilizes this route as a highly scenic, unpaved alternate loop off the paved W A Barr Road (FS 26), or to safely...
Learn more about Red Hill - FS 40N43