Dirt Bike Trails
Near Crystal Bay, Nevada

Beginning from the back of the Brockway Vista neighborhood, the Beaver Street Extension - FS 16N86 sneaks into the forest as a nicely graded dirt road. It maintains an easy character until you pass the junction with FS 16N57. Here, the road takes a hard right and ascends a steep, loose hill, signifi...
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This trail is relatively straightforward and practically a straight line. Powerline Connector is on the easier side, but due to all the logging taking place, the trail is covered in bark and loads of decent-sized sticks, which adds difficulty. Used as a way after Powerline to head over towards the n...
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18E is a short trail that connects Beaver Tail Trail Upper and Old Grist Mill Road. The trail is very straightforward to ride and easy for all skill levels. It is a straight line, and there are no obstacles on it. Can cross the road and hop onto 18N or go uphill and take Beaver Tail Trail Upper for ...
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Beaver Tail Trail (Upper) is another fun one that mixes some flow and technical bits together for a great all-around trail. The trail is moderate-paced and flows well in the corners. There are a few small rock sections to navigate, but with a little momentum and line choice, they aren't of concern. ...
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From the junction of FS 16N86, this route takes off to the right and begins climbing a rocky dirt road past some impressively large cedar trees. The road climbs at a steady grade up the hill. After navigating a couple of rock gardens, you quickly arrive at a spacious parking area surrounded by large...
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This trail is an upper-intermediate to advanced trail. Pop onto it from the road or connect it between Beaver Tail Trail Upper and Powerline Connector. Powerline has a handful of proper rock sections. A few of them are smaller rocks and just need a little momentum to get through, and some others ha...
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18N is a trail that branches off of Old Grist Mill Road and eventually ties back into Old Grist Mill Road. A fun one to add singletrack to the ride and avoid roads. It has a few small rocks and some elevation change, but is overall quite easy to ride and obstacle-free. Fun to add in with 18E and the...
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Grist Mill Connector connects 16N87 and the junction of Beaver Trail (non-OHV), Beaver Tail Trail Lower, and Grist Mill Loop (East). It is a short connector trail but allows you to get off the roads and onto singletrack, or use it as a way to get off the trails and onto the road for easier travel to...
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Beaver Tail Trail (Lower) is at the junction of Grist Mill Loop East and West on either end, and Beaver trail/Grist Mill Loop Connector. Be careful not to ride Beaver Trail, as it is ridden in the downhill direction by mountain bikers and motorcycles are not allowed on it. This trail has some fun ro...
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Grist Mill Loop (West) is another more beginner-friendly trail in the King Beach trail network. It is obstacle-free and carries a moderate pace through its flowing corners. It has a couple of looser spots (classic Tahoe sand), but is mostly easy to ride everywhere. It is ridden in conjunction with e...
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Grist Mill Loop (East) is another great, beginner-friendly, and fun trail in the Kings Beach area. It has a few small rocks to navigate, but nothing to be concerned with. The remainder of the trail is all very smooth and flowy. It carries a moderate pace. It can be used to go uphill and connect with...
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This trail connects Rise and Shine Middle and the junction of Grist Mill Loop East and Grist Mill Loop West. It is a very beginner-friendly trail and mostly obstacle-free. There are a few small exposed roots and small embedded rocks here and there, but with line choice, they all can be navigated eas...
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Rise and Shine Upper is a great intermediate trail with phenomenal lake views. There are no tough obstacles on this trail, but there are a few small embedded rocks here and there to navigate with line choice. Other than that, the trail is straightforward to ride and just has some classic loose Tahoe...
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This trail starts at the intersection of KB#2 and Rise and Shine (Upper) on the uphill side, and Rise and Shine (Lower) on the bottom end. Rise and Shine (Middle) is a little faster-paced and smoother than the upper portion. It is obstacle-free and flows well. Great one to tie in with all the Rise a...
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This trail is another fun fast and flowy trail. The turns are mellow and the only rocks on the trail are small and not an issue. Along the trail, there are a few small rollers on the side you can jump for some added fun. This trail drops off of Gas Line Road and bumps into the intersection of Rise a...
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Gas Line Rd - FS 16N52 is a challenging 4.2-mile trail. If approaching from the bottom at the junction with Highway 267, you will quickly reach a wooden bridge. Important Note: Crossing this bridge in a full-size vehicle is NOT recommended. After the bridge, the road climbs steeply through boulder g...
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Martis Slope - FS 16N55 begins at the junction with Martis Peak Road - FS 17E02, starting as a mellow forest traverse across a beautiful mix of ponderosa pine and small meadows. The track is primarily dirt, with some loose-gravel sections. Once you pass the junction for Gas Line Road - FS 16N52, the...
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Martis Tie - FS 16N56 begins at the junction of FS 267, located directly across from the popular trailhead for Brockway Summit and the Tahoe Rim Trail. The start of this route is marked by a seasonally closed gate. Once past the gate, the trail begins a climb up a gentle grade, winding through a pon...
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FS 16N92B is a nice mellow forest road that connects from Martis Peak Road. The route proceeds to the boundary where Sierra Pacific Industries' private property prevents further access. Towards the Martis Peak Road junction, there is a parking area located at the Tahoe Rim Trail junction. The surfac...
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Beginning from the back of the Agate Bay neighborhood, Carnelian Road - FS 16N63 climbs through a ponderosa pine forest at a moderate grade with minimal obstacles. Along the way, a couple of small obstacles provide passage as the trail continues to the junction of 73 - Mt. Watson Boulevard. Overall,...
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Beginning from the back of the Brockway Vista neighborhood, the Beaver Street Extension - FS 16N86 sneaks into the forest as a nicely graded dirt road. It maintains an easy character until you pass the junction with FS 16N57. Here, the road takes a hard right and ascends a steep, loose hill, signifi...
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From the junction of FS 16N86, this route takes off to the right and begins climbing a rocky dirt road past some impressively large cedar trees. The road climbs at a steady grade up the hill. After navigating a couple of rock gardens, you quickly arrive at a spacious parking area surrounded by large...
Learn more about Red Cedar Overlook - FS 16N57

Gas Line Rd - FS 16N52 is a challenging 4.2-mile trail. If approaching from the bottom at the junction with Highway 267, you will quickly reach a wooden bridge. Important Note: Crossing this bridge in a full-size vehicle is NOT recommended. After the bridge, the road climbs steeply through boulder g...
Learn more about Gas Line Road - FS 16N52

Martis Slope - FS 16N55 begins at the junction with Martis Peak Road - FS 17E02, starting as a mellow forest traverse across a beautiful mix of ponderosa pine and small meadows. The track is primarily dirt, with some loose-gravel sections. Once you pass the junction for Gas Line Road - FS 16N52, the...
Learn more about Martis Slope - FS 16N55

Beginning from the back of the Brockway Vista neighborhood, the Beaver Street Extension - FS 16N86 sneaks into the forest as a nicely graded dirt road. It maintains an easy character until you pass the junction with FS 16N57. Here, the road takes a hard right and ascends a steep, loose hill, signifi...
Learn more about Beaver Street Extension - FS 16N86

From the junction of FS 16N86, this route takes off to the right and begins climbing a rocky dirt road past some impressively large cedar trees. The road climbs at a steady grade up the hill. After navigating a couple of rock gardens, you quickly arrive at a spacious parking area surrounded by large...
Learn more about Red Cedar Overlook - FS 16N57

Gas Line Rd - FS 16N52 is a challenging 4.2-mile trail. If approaching from the bottom at the junction with Highway 267, you will quickly reach a wooden bridge. Important Note: Crossing this bridge in a full-size vehicle is NOT recommended. After the bridge, the road climbs steeply through boulder g...
Learn more about Gas Line Road - FS 16N52

Martis Slope - FS 16N55 begins at the junction with Martis Peak Road - FS 17E02, starting as a mellow forest traverse across a beautiful mix of ponderosa pine and small meadows. The track is primarily dirt, with some loose-gravel sections. Once you pass the junction for Gas Line Road - FS 16N52, the...
Learn more about Martis Slope - FS 16N55