Dirt Bike Trails
Near Desert Edge, California

This trail takes you to Eureka Peak, which is a mountain top viewpoint allowing you to have a 360-degree view of the area from a high elevation. There are hiking trails throughout this area and one that will take you to the very top of Eureka Peak with just a few hundred feed of walking. There may b...
Learn more about Eureka Peak

This is an easy trail that most stock vehicles could tackle. There are some really beautiful views, and the high point is the lookout, which gives a breathtaking view of the sunset. There are 5 or 6 yellow post camping sites on the way up.
Learn more about Black Mountain Road

This well-maintained fire road takes you up to boulder basin group campsite. On the way there, you'll see some turn-outs for rock climbing and overlanding. During the winter months, trails may be impassable due to snow. Almost all vehicles could make the drive. There is cell service if needed. If yo...
Learn more about Black Mountain

San Jacinto Ridge is a two-way trail running East to West between the Banning-Idyllwild Panoramic Highway (SR 243) and Bee Canyon Road (FS 5S07) in the San Bernardino National Forest. Comprised of mostly hard-pack dirt, the trail weaves through chaparral and pine trees and crosses over the North for...
Learn more about San Jacinto Ridge Trail (FS 5S09)

This BLM dispersed camping area is a solid go-to if you’re riding near Joshua Tree National Forest. There’s plenty of room to stage, camp, and spread out with your crew without feeling cramped. This trail works as one of the main entry points and loops into several offshoots that connect to other fu...
Learn more about JNP Camping Area Entry

This trail kicks off on the southern section of the designated BLM area and is a great way to work your way toward the central part of the zone. You’ll ride a mix of dirt roads, sandy stretches, and a few small elevation climbs that keep things interesting without getting too technical. It flows wel...
Learn more about JNF Lower Copper Mountain Line

Indian Mountain is a two-way trail between the Banning-Idyllwild Panoramic Highway (SR 243) and the San Jacinto Ridge Trail (FS 5S09) in the San Bernardino National Forest. Comprised of mostly hard-pack dirt, the trail weaves through chaparral and pine trees to the summit of Indian Mountain at 5,790...
Learn more about Indian Mountain Trail

This technical hill climb is conveniently located right on the front-facing section of the BLM area, making it an easy strike from the main camping grounds. The ascent is rewarding, offering some killer views once you gain a bit of altitude. Keep your eyes peeled as you reach the end of the trail be...
Learn more about Roundabout Rim

This trail serves as a central entry point to the network of surrounding trails and is one of the most commonly used routes in the area. Being centrally located, you’ll likely share it with campers, riders, and other offroad traffic throughout the day. It has a nice flow with good width and only a f...
Learn more about Romp Route

This desert run is all about speed and flow, featuring plenty of fast sections that let you really open things up. You are going to hit some larger sandy stretches where having a bit of extra power is key to reaching the top of the hills without bogging down. The trail is framed by some impressive c...
Learn more about Table Ridge

This fun technical uphill serves as a handy shortcut connecting the lower level to the upper line trails. You will notice deep, worn tracks embedded in the terrain, which guide your way upward. Right at the base of this climb sits a great spot that looks perfect for setting up camp for the night. It...
Learn more about Bump & Run

Conquer Fargo Canyon near Coachella, California (yes, the Coachella/Stagecoach music festival on the West Coast.) A challenging and exciting adventure awaits you on Fargo Canyon, located just north of I-10 east of Indio, California. Find the trailhead at the end of paved Fargo Canyon Road. Here's yo...
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This trail really delivers for anyone looking to experience the best of the local riding area. You will encounter a fantastic variety of terrain, ranging from scenic overlooks to those slightly chunky rock sections that keep your heart rate up. The steady elevation gain provides some of the most imp...
Learn more about Willie Nelson

This rarely visited connector offers a unique desert landscape filled with blooming winter flowers and native plants. You will find yourself navigating a technical mix of deep sand and shifting loose rocks that keep you on your toes. There is a particularly rugged wash area where bikes can squeeze t...
Learn more about Widows Wash

This is a great little trail section that takes you from the lower sand wash area straight to the top of the nearby hill. The start is steep and slightly technical, but manageable with steady throttle and good line choice. Once you’re moving, it turns into a fun climb that rewards you with great vie...
Learn more about Sand to Stars

This fun, flowy road and wash section runs through the lower basin of the trail system and makes for an enjoyable cruise between other routes. It’s a great spot to relax into the ride, with wide open stretches mixed with sandy wash areas. This part of the system tends to see more traffic, so keep an...
Learn more about Wish & Wash

This open sand area is a total playground that starts with a spicy downhill drop to get your blood pumping. Once you are down at the base, you can loop through the sand to your heart’s content. It is a wide open space for catching air or carving turns, but keep your eyes open for other riders sharin...
Learn more about JT Sand Hole

This trail shoots you back down toward the main camping open area and makes for a fun downhill route from slightly higher elevation. It flows nicely and works great as a return path after exploring the upper trails, with a mix of dirt and light bumps that keep it engaging without feeling sketchy. No...
Learn more about Lower Line

This trail offers killer views of the western basin while you hug the BLM border fence. It is a classic desert mix of fast dirt roads peppered with sandy traps and a few washouts to keep things spicy. Keep your head on a swivel because those intersection points mean you might run into cross traffic....
Learn more about Runner

This trail is a fantastic way to enter the BLM land from the east, offering a really nice mix of packed dirt and flowy sand. You will find plenty of rhythm on the main path, but there are also some fun technical offshoots on the side if you want to spice up your transitions. It is one of those route...
Learn more about East Entry

This trail takes you to Eureka Peak, which is a mountain top viewpoint allowing you to have a 360-degree view of the area from a high elevation. There are hiking trails throughout this area and one that will take you to the very top of Eureka Peak with just a few hundred feed of walking. There may b...
Learn more about Eureka Peak

This is an easy trail that most stock vehicles could tackle. There are some really beautiful views, and the high point is the lookout, which gives a breathtaking view of the sunset. There are 5 or 6 yellow post camping sites on the way up.
Learn more about Black Mountain Road

This well-maintained fire road takes you up to boulder basin group campsite. On the way there, you'll see some turn-outs for rock climbing and overlanding. During the winter months, trails may be impassable due to snow. Almost all vehicles could make the drive. There is cell service if needed. If yo...
Learn more about Black Mountain

San Jacinto Ridge is a two-way trail running East to West between the Banning-Idyllwild Panoramic Highway (SR 243) and Bee Canyon Road (FS 5S07) in the San Bernardino National Forest. Comprised of mostly hard-pack dirt, the trail weaves through chaparral and pine trees and crosses over the North for...
Learn more about San Jacinto Ridge Trail (FS 5S09)

This trail takes you to Eureka Peak, which is a mountain top viewpoint allowing you to have a 360-degree view of the area from a high elevation. There are hiking trails throughout this area and one that will take you to the very top of Eureka Peak with just a few hundred feed of walking. There may b...
Learn more about Eureka Peak

San Jacinto Ridge is a two-way trail running East to West between the Banning-Idyllwild Panoramic Highway (SR 243) and Bee Canyon Road (FS 5S07) in the San Bernardino National Forest. Comprised of mostly hard-pack dirt, the trail weaves through chaparral and pine trees and crosses over the North for...
Learn more about San Jacinto Ridge Trail (FS 5S09)

This BLM dispersed camping area is a solid go-to if you’re riding near Joshua Tree National Forest. There’s plenty of room to stage, camp, and spread out with your crew without feeling cramped. This trail works as one of the main entry points and loops into several offshoots that connect to other fu...
Learn more about JNP Camping Area Entry

This trail kicks off on the southern section of the designated BLM area and is a great way to work your way toward the central part of the zone. You’ll ride a mix of dirt roads, sandy stretches, and a few small elevation climbs that keep things interesting without getting too technical. It flows wel...
Learn more about JNF Lower Copper Mountain Line