Dirt Bike Trails
Near Grace, Idaho

This segment of the Highline Trail #3316 is moderately difficult, traveling through Caribou National Forest, offering a long and varied route with a mix of technical and easier segments. The trail features numerous rocky hill climbs and extended sections of shelf trail with moderate exposure along s...
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McPherson #3324 is a 2.4-mile-long single track that descends from the Highline ATV Trail to McPherson Canyon Road. The entire route is narrow and exposed, traversing dry, low alpine hillsides lined with shrubbery, with scattered mahogany and Douglas fir trees. Most of the trail is relatively smooth...
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Bailey #3349 is a fun but challenging dirt bike trail that begins on the west end at a marked intersection on the Highline ATV Trail. It descends eastward on a narrow path with small loose rocks through sagebrush fields, but quickly increases in technicality as it drops into a forested descent. It h...
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North Wilson #3348 is a moderately difficult single track that begins at a marked intersection with the Highline ATV Trail on the west end, and descends eastward through tall vegetation and scenic aspen groves. The trail starts as a narrow path with a steep downhill grade, curving through the trees ...
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Slate Trail #3119 is a 0.9-mile-long ATV spur forming a short loop with Trail #3118 off of Trail #3331. This easy route follows a mostly flat and gradual path through tall grass and mixed vegetation, with occasional overgrowth encroaching onto the trail. The surface consists primarily of smooth dirt...
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Bailey Ridge #3118 is a 1.4-mile-long ATV spur that branches off Trail #3331 and travels across sagebrush-covered hillsides and wide open meadows. The trail follows a gradual grade with a dry, dusty surface that includes grassy sections and shallow ruts. While there are no large obstacles or ledges,...
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Cheatbeck #3350 is a 1.5-mile-long ATV trail that begins on the east side as a wide path through a pine forest corridor with shallow ruts, scattered stick debris, and small loose rocks. As it continues west, the trail becomes grassier and more overgrown, with a few downed trees still across the path...
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The first 3 miles of Bailey Creek #3331 are pretty easy, starting from a small grassy parking area off of Eightmile Road, and passing through a gated easement in private property. After passing through a 50-inch pinch point, the trail winds through dry, dusty forest and open meadows with a mix of pi...
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To-Wi-Da #3332 is an intermediate ATV trail that climbs through scenic aspen groves on a faint, grassy, and dry path with some rocky sections. This trail starts directly from the Eightmile Trailhead on Eightmile Road, so you will likely see some other trail users. From the west end, the trail begins...
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Cow Fork Bench #3373 is an easy 1.4-mile-long ATV trail that begins at a gate with space for a 50-inch vehicle to enter. It travels north across the base of a hillside on mostly flat terrain. The route is wide and grassy, with no significant obstacles or elevation change, making it a gentle and stra...
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Sherman Peak #3317 is a 4.6-mile-long ATV trail in Caribou National Forest that climbs steadily from its north end near Eightmile Road to a hilltop junction with Trail #3446 before continuing south to Skinner Canyon Road. The trail begins as a wide and easy path with a bridge crossing, paralleling a...
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Trail Hollow #3368 is a 4.4-mile-long ATV trail that forms a mellow loop through forest and open ridgelines. When ridden clockwise from its intersection with Trail #3332, it starts flat and winds easily through grassy and slightly overgrown forest. The surface is mostly small loose rocks with a few ...
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Steep Springs #3450 is an intermediate ATV trail that begins with a moderate climb and ends with a steep, rocky descent. Entering from the east off of Road #40436, the first 3/4 mile features a continuous climb through forested terrain with gradual curves. This section includes larger embedded rock...
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Eightmile #3446 is a 2.8-mile-long intermediate ATV trail that climbs steadily from its intersection with Trail #3317 up to a hilltop before descending down the opposite side. The uphill portion features a long, shelfy ascent with dry, dusty soil, scattered small loose rocks, and larger embedded roc...
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Three Ponds #3367 is a short and easy spur trail branching off Trail Hollow #3368, offering some extra mileage and scenic views. The route begins in wide open meadows with a faint, grassy track that quickly transitions into a steeper descent through pine and aspen forest. While the trail surface is ...
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Bear Wallow #3442 is a nearly 6-mile-long ATV trail that follows a series of steep climbs and descents beneath powerlines, with lots of steep switchbacks that make it a moderately difficult route. The trail begins on the east end at an intersection with the Highline ATV Trail, immediately climbing s...
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South Sulphur Canyon #5238 is an intermediate 1.5-mile-long ATV trail that begins just beyond a few dispersed campsites off of Sulphur Canyon Road #50126. Although lacking a trail sign at the beginning, the route is easy to follow, but has one unmarked intersection with the South Sulfur Spur, where ...
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North Sulphur Canyon #5245 is an easy 0.7-mile ATV trail that begins at the intersection with trail #5244 and descends steadily into the forest along the boundary between National Forest and BLM land. The trail is grassy, faint, and somewhat overgrown, making visibility around corners more limited. ...
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Moonlight Meadow #3404 is a 1.5-mile-long primitive ATV trail that begins at a marked intersection with Trail #3442 and forms a half-loop up to a connecting forest service road. The trail is very faint with few visible tracks, making navigation difficult without a GPS map. The route travels through ...
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North Middle #3443 is a 1.2-mile ATV connector trail that links Trail #3404 to Forest Service Road #30401. The route begins at the west end as a more defined path exiting the meadow, making it easier to identify compared to the more primitive start of #3404. It follows a dirt two-track through fores...
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This segment of the Highline Trail #3316 is moderately difficult, traveling through Caribou National Forest, offering a long and varied route with a mix of technical and easier segments. The trail features numerous rocky hill climbs and extended sections of shelf trail with moderate exposure along s...
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Slate Trail #3119 is a 0.9-mile-long ATV spur forming a short loop with Trail #3118 off of Trail #3331. This easy route follows a mostly flat and gradual path through tall grass and mixed vegetation, with occasional overgrowth encroaching onto the trail. The surface consists primarily of smooth dirt...
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Bailey Ridge #3118 is a 1.4-mile-long ATV spur that branches off Trail #3331 and travels across sagebrush-covered hillsides and wide open meadows. The trail follows a gradual grade with a dry, dusty surface that includes grassy sections and shallow ruts. While there are no large obstacles or ledges,...
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Cheatbeck #3350 is a 1.5-mile-long ATV trail that begins on the east side as a wide path through a pine forest corridor with shallow ruts, scattered stick debris, and small loose rocks. As it continues west, the trail becomes grassier and more overgrown, with a few downed trees still across the path...
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This trail is commonly known to locals as Razorback Ridge, due to the lone ridge with a knife's edge summit you will drive below. It runs through uneven, rocky BLM ground in high desert sagebrush. Often frequented by many different types of wild game, this is a favorite of hunters and offroaders ali...
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This is the most easily runnable Public-Land only route from 10 Mile Pass / Indian Creek area to the Cow Camp area. It is all dirt starting from the Indian Creek trailhead off of 10-mile pass road. This route skirts the northeastern base of the Chesterfield range. You will pass through a variety of...
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This is a non-technical trail that winds through the Caribou National Forest and has access to quite a few side spur roads and camp sites. The Johnson Guard Station and Diamond Creek Guard Station can both be reserved for camping. There are double-track and single-track spurs that will take you in l...
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Oneida Narrows Reservoir is an easy 14.3-mile dirt and gravel Forest Service road tracing the Bear River canyon in southeastern Idaho. The route gently climbs 1,006 feet from an elevation of 4,642 feet to 5,177 feet. It features dramatic canyon walls, sagebrush hillsides, and abundant wildlife, and ...
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