Dirt Bike Trails
Near Dyer, Nevada

Fish Lake Springs Road is an easy, scenic gravel connector ideal for all vehicle types, linking the relaxing Fish Lake Hot Springs to the local saloon in Dyer, Nevada, with minimal highway travel. Spanning approximately 17 miles through the scenic Esmeralda County desert, this well-traveled, wide, a...
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Cabin run via McAfee Road is an ideal adventure for historic mining enthusiasts and scenic explorers seeking a journey from the flat farmlands of Fish Lake Valley deep into the rugged Silver Peak Range. Beginning near the town of Dyer, Nevada, at an elevation of approximately 4,800 feet, this 24-mil...
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The lower trail is an easy grader with plenty of washboard and scattered rocks. It begins cutting through the neighborhood and while climbing offers amazing views of the valley below. Once you pass all the housing and cross into Inyo National Forest on middle creek and trail becomes narrow and rocky...
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This very easy two-lane, occasionally graded dirt road takes you back to "the crossing", which gives access to many other areas' trails. There are a few offshoots leading to some dispersed camping along the way. The trail can get busy, so be aware of oncoming traffic and large RVs and trailers. You ...
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The route starts at Fish Lake hot springs. The water temp is 100 degrees, and the springs is a concrete tub that can fit 12 people comfortably. There are also vault toilets and camping available. The road is wide, gravel and graded. There may be a lot of day traffic coming and going, and the area ma...
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Route starts at Fish Lake Hot Springs which has camps and a vault toilet. Area is patrolled by the sheriff, which is nice due to the high traffic at the springs. McAfee Road is not maintained, but is still in good shape. A high-clearance 2WD could run the route. There are numerous mines to check out...
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Mostly an easy trail with amazing views from the top of the Emigrant pass summit. It can be sandy in spots, especially at wash crossings. You may see Bighorn Sheep and Burros in the area as well as birds of prey. The tail is mostly desert terrain with some jumping cactus and grasslands by the marsh ...
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This easy trail takes you all the way to the mining complex to the east and the historic mining complex. There are many structures still standing and plenty of kiosks and information about the area. It's a nice stop and even a great place to camp with established fire rings and a great view out the ...
Learn more about Red Rock Quicksilver Mine

A narrow, steep, seldom traveled trail that runs up the side of the hill. There are frequent rockslides leaving large boulders in the trail. The trail is sandy with very soft switchbacks and very steep drop-offs with narrow sections. There are also off-camber sections that are quite narrow. The view...
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This is a nice easy-graded single-track that gives access to the Inyo National Forest trail network. There are some dispersed camping spots along the way with established fire rings. It will get you around to the top of the difficult Rock Creek Trail and allow more access to the range. There are som...
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This is an old borax harvesting route on the west side of the Fish Lake Playa outside of the town of Dyer, Nevada. This trail offers a fairly easy way around the playa and a side trip to see the borax workings and adobe remains. The route can become sandy in spots, as well as a hard mineral-based gr...
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The road is typically graded depending on the time of the year. It's mostly crushed dirt with a few small broken rocks along the trail. The east-to-west trail can be run in either direction. The west side is the higher elevation, around 7,000 feet. The west section is part of the Inyo National Fore...
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Kona's Crossing is a moderate trail that takes you across the scenic landscape of the Volcanic Tablelands right to Casa Diablo Mountain (If you start from Fish Slough). This trail consists of varying soil types, from moderately deep sand to cobblestone-style rock to a challenging rocky switchback. T...
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A mostly sandy and sometimes rocky run through a canyon where you'd expect the Jawa to ambush you at any moment (star wars reference)The trail is loose, sandy and occasionally gets rocky throughout with one technical section. Once you emerge on the SW east end it opens into wide-open trails and a b...
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This Forest Service Road traverses a canyon on the White Mountain of the USFS White Mountain Ranger District within the Inyo National Forest. The trail can commence or terminate at either end and is accessible from either California Route 168 or White Mountain Road, which branches off from Californi...
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A pretty drive to get you from the highway back to a network of fun trails and some dispersed camping spots. The drive takes you all the way through rocky canyons and alongside marshy tall grasses. Once you crest the hill, the valley is laid out before you, showing some of the wetlands and marshy, g...
Learn more about Emigrant Trail to "The Crossing"

A sandy short dirt crossover with plenty of flat spots for dispersed camping featuring mountain and valley views. The road gets rutted in some spots and quite sandy in others. Do not attempt when wet. The area could be unbearably hot during the summer months, so be sure to bring plenty of water and ...
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Fish Slough Road is a 19-mile long (End to End), 3-vehicle-wide road, and depending on the time of the year, it could be evenly graded or can have washboards of varying degrees. There are amazing views of both the Eastern Sierra Mountains to the west and the White Mountains to the east. Fish Slough ...
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Sometimes you go exploring and find things you do not expect. This may be an adventure of that sort for you. Getting to this trail, you'll travel a nice and easy graded trail through the high desert. You'll reach an unassuming side trail that quickly starts to change. Huge and beautiful rock formati...
Learn more about Willow Creek Road to Pigeon Springs

Mostly easy dirt and sand trail that runs along the highway for a bit before cutting inland. Feel free to start or stop in the abandoned and mostly burned-out stopover town of Coalville. It's a must-see if you are a fan of graffiti art, abandoned buildings, and the history of a time long since past....
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Fish Lake Springs Road is an easy, scenic gravel connector ideal for all vehicle types, linking the relaxing Fish Lake Hot Springs to the local saloon in Dyer, Nevada, with minimal highway travel. Spanning approximately 17 miles through the scenic Esmeralda County desert, this well-traveled, wide, a...
Learn more about Fish Lake Springs Rd.

Cabin run via McAfee Road is an ideal adventure for historic mining enthusiasts and scenic explorers seeking a journey from the flat farmlands of Fish Lake Valley deep into the rugged Silver Peak Range. Beginning near the town of Dyer, Nevada, at an elevation of approximately 4,800 feet, this 24-mil...
Learn more about Cabin run via McAfee Road

The lower trail is an easy grader with plenty of washboard and scattered rocks. It begins cutting through the neighborhood and while climbing offers amazing views of the valley below. Once you pass all the housing and cross into Inyo National Forest on middle creek and trail becomes narrow and rocky...
Learn more about Chiatovitch Creek to Middle Creek

This very easy two-lane, occasionally graded dirt road takes you back to "the crossing", which gives access to many other areas' trails. There are a few offshoots leading to some dispersed camping along the way. The trail can get busy, so be aware of oncoming traffic and large RVs and trailers. You ...
Learn more about Teeth Rattler to The Crossing

The lower trail is an easy grader with plenty of washboard and scattered rocks. It begins cutting through the neighborhood and while climbing offers amazing views of the valley below. Once you pass all the housing and cross into Inyo National Forest on middle creek and trail becomes narrow and rocky...
Learn more about Chiatovitch Creek to Middle Creek

This very easy two-lane, occasionally graded dirt road takes you back to "the crossing", which gives access to many other areas' trails. There are a few offshoots leading to some dispersed camping along the way. The trail can get busy, so be aware of oncoming traffic and large RVs and trailers. You ...
Learn more about Teeth Rattler to The Crossing

Mostly an easy trail with amazing views from the top of the Emigrant pass summit. It can be sandy in spots, especially at wash crossings. You may see Bighorn Sheep and Burros in the area as well as birds of prey. The tail is mostly desert terrain with some jumping cactus and grasslands by the marsh ...
Learn more about Emigrant Pass from "The Crossing" to Silver Peak Road

This easy trail takes you all the way to the mining complex to the east and the historic mining complex. There are many structures still standing and plenty of kiosks and information about the area. It's a nice stop and even a great place to camp with established fire rings and a great view out the ...
Learn more about Red Rock Quicksilver Mine