Dirt Bike Trails
Near Castaic, California

The trail starts with a moderate incline followed by a sharp right turn. A few sections have steep inclines and declines that look intimidating but offer good traction. It can be completed with a stock high-clearance 4x4, though some spots may feel more comfortable in 4x4 Low. There are also nice mo...
Learn more about Drinkwater Trail

This is a relatively easy dirt road just outside Santa Clarita. It is usually low-traffic, and the main road doesn't even require 4x4. There are however several side trails (mostly short) that are steep, rutted, and require 4x4 and in some cases a rear locker. There are plenty of turnouts and viewpo...
Learn more about San Francisquito Motorway

City Highline Road offers a scenic dirt-road driving experience perfect for those looking to escape the busier trails around Santa Clarita. This non-technical route stretches for approximately 9.5 miles as it winds along the rugged hills of San Francisquito Canyon, closely following the utility powe...
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This is an easy dirt road following the power lines into Santa Clarita. The trail offers nice views of the surrounding mountains and has many small side roads, mostly leading to powerline pads. It’s fairly well maintained, accessible in dry conditions with a two-wheel drive vehicle, and ideal for a ...
Learn more about Lower City Highline Road

Del Sur Ridge (FS 6N18) is a scenic 9.3-mile ridge-line route in the Angeles National Forest, perfect for intermediate drivers seeking expansive canyon vistas and a taste of technical terrain. Offering panoramic views of chaparral-covered ridges and the distant Los Angeles Aqueduct, this trail provi...
Learn more about Del Sur Ridge - FS 6N18

This trail is a short connector and gatekeeper to Del Sur Ridge 6N18. A couple of points feature nice views of surrounding canyons and chaparral. Deep ruts and erosion give this trail a bit of difficulty, and high clearance is strongly recommended. To prevent damage, avoid this trail after moderate ...
Learn more about Coarse Gold Road 5N24

This is a short but fun trail connecting the Highline Trail to the Deer Trail. The route includes a few challenging spots with deep ruts, rocks, and off-camber sections. It is suitable for high-clearance stock 4x4 vehicles. Take it slow through the trickier areas, but overall it’s a rewarding and en...
Learn more about House Trail

Some sections of this trail feature steep inclines and declines with loose rocks, but overall, it offers good traction. Airing down your tires will provide a more comfortable ride and better grip on the steep sections. The trail can be completed with a stock high-clearance 4x4, though some spots may...
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The eastern end of this trail connects with the Tule Divide Trail, which is rated 3/10 (4+/10 if wet). Once you split off Tule Divide, this trail immediately becomes 4/10 (if wet, probably a 5+/10). It's mostly hardpack dirt (with high clay content making it very slick when wet) with sections of san...
Learn more about Tule Canyon

This trail is a short connector and gatekeeper to Del Sur Ridge 6N18. A couple of points feature nice views of surrounding canyons and chaparral. The trail is also quite steep in certain spots. Deep ruts and erosion give this trail a bit of difficulty, and high clearance is strongly recommended. To ...
Learn more about Quarry Road 6N19

Butterfield Trail delivers a diverse and engaging 4x4 experience just off San Francisquito Canyon Road, offering a medium-difficulty route that combines varied terrain with scenic surroundings. It’s a well-balanced trail that gives drivers a taste of technical off-roading without pushing into extrem...
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Mine OHV Trail delivers a well-rounded off-road experience that blends moderate technical challenges with a constantly changing landscape, making it a standout route in the Rowher Flats OHV area. Designed for dirt bikes and ATVs, this medium-difficulty trail keeps riders engaged as it traverses a va...
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Silverking is an enjoyable dirt bike-only trail with easy access from FS 5N14 in the Rowher Flats OHV Area. This two-way trail runs primarily east/west and can be ridden comfortably in either direction. From the east, it begins at the southwest corner off FS 5N14 and travels parallel along the hills...
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Bouquet Trail (3414W27) is a great "back door" for dirt bikes and ATVs into the Rowher Flats OHV area. This trail is uphill all the way from the staging area located on Bouquet Canyon Road. Lots of twists and turns, and you make your ascent to the upper north area of Rowher Flats OHV area. Take caut...
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Broken Spoke OHV Trail is a challenging, high-reward loop that pushes riders into more technical territory while still remaining accessible to experienced intermediates. Designed for dirt bikes and ATVs, this medium-to-hard difficulty trail offers a dynamic ride through the rugged terrain of Rowher ...
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Flat OHV Trail is a dirt bike and ATV-only trail. It is really fun and flowing, taking riders through the lower elevations of Rowher Flats OHV Area. Rideable by just about any skill level, there is nothing too challenging along this trail for even beginner riders. It is rated a "blue" trail by the p...
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Great single-track trail off of San Francisquito Canyon Road. Signs say motorcycle or ATV, but take a look at the pictures, not sure how a quad is fitting down this trail. Regardless, the trail is super fun, tight, but not too technical. It does not appear that this trail sees much traffic, as the b...
Learn more about FS 3415W05

Texas OHV Trail is like a main artery trail through the riding area. There are a number of connecting trails to this one that make for some great rides. Texas OHV is a two-way dirt bike and ATV-only trail. This two-way trail runs primarily northeast to southwest and can be ridden comfortably in eith...
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Break OHV Trail is a relentless climb that lives up to its name, delivering a sustained, hard-charging ascent all the way to the upper ridge trails of Rowher Flats. Built for dirt bikes and ATVs, this hard-difficulty route is not about cruising—it’s about commitment, control, and endurance from bott...
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Coyote OHV Trail is a short but highly enjoyable climb that packs a surprising amount of character into its compact length. Designed for dirt bikes and ATVs, this medium-difficulty trail is mostly uphill, delivering a steady ascent that encourages momentum from start to finish. The trail’s defining ...
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The trail starts with a moderate incline followed by a sharp right turn. A few sections have steep inclines and declines that look intimidating but offer good traction. It can be completed with a stock high-clearance 4x4, though some spots may feel more comfortable in 4x4 Low. There are also nice mo...
Learn more about Drinkwater Trail

This is a relatively easy dirt road just outside Santa Clarita. It is usually low-traffic, and the main road doesn't even require 4x4. There are however several side trails (mostly short) that are steep, rutted, and require 4x4 and in some cases a rear locker. There are plenty of turnouts and viewpo...
Learn more about San Francisquito Motorway

City Highline Road offers a scenic dirt-road driving experience perfect for those looking to escape the busier trails around Santa Clarita. This non-technical route stretches for approximately 9.5 miles as it winds along the rugged hills of San Francisquito Canyon, closely following the utility powe...
Learn more about City Highline Road

This is an easy dirt road following the power lines into Santa Clarita. The trail offers nice views of the surrounding mountains and has many small side roads, mostly leading to powerline pads. It’s fairly well maintained, accessible in dry conditions with a two-wheel drive vehicle, and ideal for a ...
Learn more about Lower City Highline Road

The trail starts with a moderate incline followed by a sharp right turn. A few sections have steep inclines and declines that look intimidating but offer good traction. It can be completed with a stock high-clearance 4x4, though some spots may feel more comfortable in 4x4 Low. There are also nice mo...
Learn more about Drinkwater Trail

This is a relatively easy dirt road just outside Santa Clarita. It is usually low-traffic, and the main road doesn't even require 4x4. There are however several side trails (mostly short) that are steep, rutted, and require 4x4 and in some cases a rear locker. There are plenty of turnouts and viewpo...
Learn more about San Francisquito Motorway

City Highline Road offers a scenic dirt-road driving experience perfect for those looking to escape the busier trails around Santa Clarita. This non-technical route stretches for approximately 9.5 miles as it winds along the rugged hills of San Francisquito Canyon, closely following the utility powe...
Learn more about City Highline Road

This is an easy dirt road following the power lines into Santa Clarita. The trail offers nice views of the surrounding mountains and has many small side roads, mostly leading to powerline pads. It’s fairly well maintained, accessible in dry conditions with a two-wheel drive vehicle, and ideal for a ...
Learn more about Lower City Highline Road