Dirt Bike Trails
Near Donnelly, Idaho

Middle Fork Weiser is a 25.8-mile point-to-point road that crosses the West Mountains and parallels the Middle Fork of the Weiser River. This road gives access to several good hiking trails (Sheep Creek and Warm Spring Creek) and the Cabin Creek Campground. This is a maintained forest service road w...
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West Mountain is a 9-mile point-to-point trail that has multiple cut-off trails giving access to the West Mountain Jeep trail. The mountain views along this trail are spectacular. The trail is a maintained Forest Service road with light washboarding and shallow mud holes. The southern end of the tra...
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West Mountain Road is an 8.8-mile point-to-point road that gives access to many trails in the West Mountains. This is a maintained county road that has light washboarding and shallow mud holes. West Mountain Road passes private property; be respectful and drive slowly to reduce dust.
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No Business Lookout is a 7.6-mile out and back trail in the West Mountains that travels up to an old fire lookout on top of No Business Mountain. This trail is single vehicle width, with erosion damage and loose rocks under 12" in height/depth. The last section up to the Lookout is the roughest port...
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Old Cascade is a 7.2 mile point to point trail that travels into the West Mountains. The trail starts from North Mill Creek at Cutoff Saddle. Upon leaving North Mill Creek the trail becomes more rough and narrows, with erosion damage and loose rocks under 12 inches in height/depth. Enjoy the three m...
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Blue Bunch Ridge is a 7.1-mile point-to-point trail that follows the ridge line and gives majestic views of Payette Lake and the valley below. Blue Bunch Ridge trail also provides great views of Council Mountain. This trail is single vehicle width and has erosion damage and loose rocks under 12" in ...
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Brundage Mountain trail is an 11.2-mile point-to-point trail that traverses the east slope of Brundage Mountain and ends at Brundage Reservoir. While traveling this trail, you will have the opportunity to see several types of wildlife. This is a single vehicle width trail with erosion damage and loo...
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This trail is a gravel road with many potholes along the way. The scenery is beautiful, with many different locations to pull over and camp. At the end of the route, you will come to a water crossing at Full Creek, which is only passable by a higher clearance vehicle, mainly due to the transition in...
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East Fork Weiser is a 13.5-mile point-to-point trail that parallels the East Fork of the Weiser River. This winding trail takes you up into the West Mountains and connects to several other trails. This is a maintained Forest Service Road with light washboarding and shallow mud holes. This trail may ...
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Goose Creek is a 7.1-mile point-to-point trail that starts off of Highway 55 and travels along Goose Creek and connects with the Meadows Goose Lake Trail. This trail also gives access to the Last Chance Campground. Goose Creek Trail is a well-maintained Forest Service road up to the campground. Afte...
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Brundage Outlook Spur is a short 1.9-mile out-and-back trail that takes you from the Brundage Mountain trail to the old Brundage Mountain Fire Outlook station. The trail is single vehicle width with a few turnouts. Brundage Outlook Spur has erosion damage up to 12 inches in depth and loose rocks up ...
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The Lost Valley Reservoir Loop in Idaho offers a scenic and enjoyable off-road drive that combines easy cruising with plenty of sights worth stopping for. The road surface is primarily well-graded dirt and gravel, making it accessible to most high-clearance vehicles and ideal for those looking for a...
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Beaver Creek is a 12.7-mile point-to-point trail that parallels Beaver Creek in the West Mountains. The trail starts from Highway 95 and passes through private lands;be respectful, stay on the trail, and drive the speed limit. The first half of the trail parallels Beaver Creek in a scenic canyon, th...
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Forest Service Road 446 is located in the Boise National Forest Cascade, ID. It is a mixed-use, out-and-back road, approximately 12.6 miles long with nearly 4,100 feet of elevation gain. With a starting elevation at nearly 4,100 feet above sea level, the well-maintained dirt road will wind its way t...
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The McCann Trail is an 8-mile trail located in the Cascade Ranger District of the Boise National Forest. The trail begins off Forest Service Road #472 Lodgepole Creek. The trail starts as an easy dirt road and winds up the mountain with beautiful views of Stolle Meadows and several creek crossings. ...
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Meadows Goose Lake trail is an 11-mile point-to-point trail that starts in Meadows Valley, near New Meadows, and travels up the Grass Mountains and ends at Goose Lake and Campground. This trail travels on top of a spur and gives stunning views of Meadow Valley before you enter the trees. Meadows Goo...
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Goose Lake Road is a 7.1-mile point-to-point trail that starts at Brundage Ski Resort and travels up to Goose Lake and Campground. This is a well-maintained forest service road with no obstacles and only light washboarding and shallow mud holes. This road is passable with stock 2WD, AWD, and 4WD veh...
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The West Fork Weiser off-road trail, following Forest Service Road 50127, offers a scenic drive through some of Idaho’s most rugged backcountry. The road surface is a mix of compacted dirt, loose gravel, and rocky stretches, with sections that can be muddy or rutted after storms or snowmelt. High-cl...
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The Telephone Ridge Trail leaves from Forest Service Road 474 at an elevation of 5,540. This is a 50-inch trail that turns to a motorcycle trail after approximately 5 miles for a total of 10 miles round trip. The trail starts with a steep switchback and eventually climbs to an elevation of just ove...
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The Hidden Lake Loop singletrack is a very difficult trail characterized by relentless rocks and boulders. Riders should be prepared for an elevated heart rate for about 75% of the trail due to its challenging nature. The lower part of the trail, towards the Hidden Lake Hiking Trail, provides a flat...
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Middle Fork Weiser is a 25.8-mile point-to-point road that crosses the West Mountains and parallels the Middle Fork of the Weiser River. This road gives access to several good hiking trails (Sheep Creek and Warm Spring Creek) and the Cabin Creek Campground. This is a maintained forest service road w...
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West Mountain is a 9-mile point-to-point trail that has multiple cut-off trails giving access to the West Mountain Jeep trail. The mountain views along this trail are spectacular. The trail is a maintained Forest Service road with light washboarding and shallow mud holes. The southern end of the tra...
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West Mountain Road is an 8.8-mile point-to-point road that gives access to many trails in the West Mountains. This is a maintained county road that has light washboarding and shallow mud holes. West Mountain Road passes private property; be respectful and drive slowly to reduce dust.
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No Business Lookout is a 7.6-mile out and back trail in the West Mountains that travels up to an old fire lookout on top of No Business Mountain. This trail is single vehicle width, with erosion damage and loose rocks under 12" in height/depth. The last section up to the Lookout is the roughest port...
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Middle Fork Weiser is a 25.8-mile point-to-point road that crosses the West Mountains and parallels the Middle Fork of the Weiser River. This road gives access to several good hiking trails (Sheep Creek and Warm Spring Creek) and the Cabin Creek Campground. This is a maintained forest service road w...
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West Mountain is a 9-mile point-to-point trail that has multiple cut-off trails giving access to the West Mountain Jeep trail. The mountain views along this trail are spectacular. The trail is a maintained Forest Service road with light washboarding and shallow mud holes. The southern end of the tra...
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West Mountain Road is an 8.8-mile point-to-point road that gives access to many trails in the West Mountains. This is a maintained county road that has light washboarding and shallow mud holes. West Mountain Road passes private property; be respectful and drive slowly to reduce dust.
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No Business Lookout is a 7.6-mile out and back trail in the West Mountains that travels up to an old fire lookout on top of No Business Mountain. This trail is single vehicle width, with erosion damage and loose rocks under 12" in height/depth. The last section up to the Lookout is the roughest port...
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