Dirt Bike Trails
Near Concord, California

Franciscan Loop Trail is a fun route that circles the trails-only section of the park. The trail is generally double-track width with a hardpack dirt surface, making it accessible while still offering plenty of variety. Riders can expect a mix of terrain, including small whoops, loose dirt, and scat...
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Juniper Trail is one of the park's primary connector routes, linking riders to the broader trail network. The trail features mostly smooth hardpack dirt with a mix of winding turns, climbs, and descents that make for an enjoyable ride. As the route progresses, riders gain access to several steeper h...
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Brewers Trail is a short single-track spur branching off Juniper Trail. The narrow dirt trail is best suited for dirt bikes, as its width and terrain are not ideal for larger vehicles. The route winds along a hillside with a mix of hardpack dirt and scattered patches of loose rock. While the trail i...
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Carroll Climb is a fun, short detour off Juniper Trail. The route begins with a descent on a narrow single-track trail to a turnaround at the bottom. From there, riders tackle a climb back to the top through a series of whoops and rocky sections that add a bit of challenge and excitement. Though bri...
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The Los Osos Trail is one of the park's main connector routes, providing access to many of the surrounding trails and trail networks. The trail consists mostly of smooth, well-groomed hardpack dirt and offers an easy, enjoyable ride through the park. Expect a mix of winding turns, gradual climbs, an...
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Ridge Trail is a narrow, hardpack dirt trail that traverses the side of a steep hillside. The route is winding and exposed in places, with the adjacent slope adding an extra sense of challenge and consequence. The trail surface is generally smooth, with occasional light rutting and scattered rocks t...
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Badger Trail runs parallel to Ridge Trail, following the same hillside at a lower elevation. The route consists of firm hardpack dirt and a series of winding turns that contour along the slope. Technical obstacles are minimal, with few rocks or ruts to navigate. However, the steep hillside and narro...
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Kiln Trail is one of the primary entrances to the park. The route begins as a mellow hardpack dirt road leading to the park boundary, where signs outline park regulations and warn visitors about mountain lions. Shortly after entering, riders encounter the first notable obstacle: a steep climb with l...
Learn more about Kiln Trail

Juniper Trail is one of the park's primary connector routes, linking riders to the broader trail network. The trail features mostly smooth hardpack dirt with a mix of winding turns, climbs, and descents that make for an enjoyable ride. As the route progresses, riders gain access to several steeper h...
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Golden Eagle Trail is a mellow hardpack dirt route that serves as a connector to SRI Loop and several other trails within the network. The trail is generally smooth and easy to follow, with a mix of steep climbs and descents along the way. Riders traveling toward SRI Loop will need to cross a paved ...
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East Serpentine Trail is a short but steep single-track route that traverses a hillside. The trail features mostly hardpack dirt with a few rutted sections and scattered loose rock. The steep grade requires good brake and throttle control, adding a moderate challenge despite the relatively predictab...
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SRI Loop begins with a steep, winding descent on hardpack dirt. The trail follows a narrow, mostly groomed path with rolling terrain, featuring several steep climbs and descents along the way. Expect light rutting in places, but few significant obstacles. After the loop, you can enter the Golden Eag...
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The main connector between the north and south entrances of the Knoxville OHV area. Very active with power sports vehicles, as many marked and unmarked trails crisscross this trail. An easy trail with good views of the mountains, including. Mt. Saint Helena in Napa. It also passes by the only develo...
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Latrobe Road is a scenic dirt road that passes through the rolling foothills outside the Sacramento Valley and provides ample views of the surrounding area. The trail passes through agricultural land, cattle grazing areas, and the 4000 acre Deer Creek Preserve, which is owned/managed by the Sacramen...
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Easy dirt trail with connections to the Berryessa Snow Mountain Monument area Trails with wildflower sights in Spring and the main road to The Wilbur Hot Springs. Beautiful scenery of the Bear Valley in Lake and Colusa Counties in Spring with Bear Creek passing next to the trail. Near the end of the...
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Walker Ridge Road is one of the main entrances to the Indian Valley Reservoir (CDFW) and the Walker Ridge Recreation Area (BLM). The road is gravel and accessible by most high-clearance vehicles. There are plenty of OHV and 4x4 trails off the main road. Walker Ridge Recreation Area allows all types ...
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This trail will take you to a wetland area where multiple springs emerge from the mountainside. There is a dispersed camping area at the end where it turns into some hiking trails that give an excellent view of the Indian Valley Reservoir. The trail is narrow but doable in any 4x4 vehicle.
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This is an area of BLM land on the North Fork of the Mokelumne River off Highway 26, just outside of Red Corral, California. Parts of the trail are un-maintained dirt roads, sections of which are rocky and washed out. The other part of the trail is in the abandoned flume or up on the levee alongside...
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Bartlett Springs Road begins southeast of Mendocino National Forest and boasts excellent views. This route passes through BLM land, and there are plenty of offshoots from the trail. There are also opportunities for camping, hiking, mountain biking, fishing, hunting, and recreational shooting. Cell s...
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Four Corners-Old Ranch Loop is a beginner-friendly ATV and dirt bike trail in Hollister Hills SVRA that offers a manageable introduction to California’s Diablo Range foothill terrain while still keeping intermediate riders engaged. This designated OHV loop winds through gently rolling hills on prima...
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Franciscan Loop Trail is a fun route that circles the trails-only section of the park. The trail is generally double-track width with a hardpack dirt surface, making it accessible while still offering plenty of variety. Riders can expect a mix of terrain, including small whoops, loose dirt, and scat...
Learn more about Franciscan Loop trail

Juniper Trail is one of the park's primary connector routes, linking riders to the broader trail network. The trail features mostly smooth hardpack dirt with a mix of winding turns, climbs, and descents that make for an enjoyable ride. As the route progresses, riders gain access to several steeper h...
Learn more about Juniper Trail

Carroll Climb is a fun, short detour off Juniper Trail. The route begins with a descent on a narrow single-track trail to a turnaround at the bottom. From there, riders tackle a climb back to the top through a series of whoops and rocky sections that add a bit of challenge and excitement. Though bri...
Learn more about Carrol Climb

The Los Osos Trail is one of the park's main connector routes, providing access to many of the surrounding trails and trail networks. The trail consists mostly of smooth, well-groomed hardpack dirt and offers an easy, enjoyable ride through the park. Expect a mix of winding turns, gradual climbs, an...
Learn more about Los Osos Trail

Franciscan Loop Trail is a fun route that circles the trails-only section of the park. The trail is generally double-track width with a hardpack dirt surface, making it accessible while still offering plenty of variety. Riders can expect a mix of terrain, including small whoops, loose dirt, and scat...
Learn more about Franciscan Loop trail

Juniper Trail is one of the park's primary connector routes, linking riders to the broader trail network. The trail features mostly smooth hardpack dirt with a mix of winding turns, climbs, and descents that make for an enjoyable ride. As the route progresses, riders gain access to several steeper h...
Learn more about Juniper Trail

The Los Osos Trail is one of the park's main connector routes, providing access to many of the surrounding trails and trail networks. The trail consists mostly of smooth, well-groomed hardpack dirt and offers an easy, enjoyable ride through the park. Expect a mix of winding turns, gradual climbs, an...
Learn more about Los Osos Trail

Kiln Trail is one of the primary entrances to the park. The route begins as a mellow hardpack dirt road leading to the park boundary, where signs outline park regulations and warn visitors about mountain lions. Shortly after entering, riders encounter the first notable obstacle: a steep climb with l...
Learn more about Kiln Trail