Dirt Bike Trails
Near Graeagle, California

Mohawk Creek - FS 22N42 begins off Mohawk Chapman Road and acts as a steady, twisting dirt climb up the mountain. Forest Service signage at the start indicates that this route was primarily used as a logging road, as supported by the wide, graded dirt surfaces and clearings with slash piles visible ...
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Bonta Ridge (Forest Service Road 23N05Y) is an approachable, scenic climb ideal for beginners and scenic tourers looking to explore the rugged beauty of the Plumas National Forest. Starting from Bonta Creek Road just off CA-70, this 3.6-mile dirt and gravel route features a steady ascent with an ele...
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While the entire road stretches for roughly 12 miles, this specific adventure covers the upper 7.5-mile unpaved segment as it climbs gently toward Chapman Saddle. This is a classic, highly scenic Forest Service road, featuring a wide, well-maintained path framed by towering pine trees that offer won...
Learn more about Mohawk Chapman Road - FS 22N98

Winding through the forest, Mohawk Heights Road - FS 21N21 is a largely unmaintained dirt trail that descends for the majority of its 1.2-mile length. The route is overgrown in several places, with branches hanging close to the roadway, and ultimately ends abruptly with several downed trees blocking...
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Starting near Gold Lake, Church Meadow Road is a pretty easy, manageable trail suitable for all vehicles. The route features a dirt and gravel surface with occasional loose granite rocks that are easy for all skill levels to navigate. The difficulty remains consistently low throughout the entire dri...
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Haskell Cross - FS 21N91 is accessed from Haskell Sheep Ranch Road and connects to Mohawk Chapman. This route is a nice, winding forest road that functions mostly as a tree-lined "forest tunnel." While it lacks sweeping scenic views or major points of interest, it serves as an excellent, time-saving...
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FS 822 starts from its north end, immediately descending gradually for the first 100 yards. The surface is primarily dominated by loose rock, though it transitions into more embedded, solid rock farther along the trail. While mostly straightforward, there is one section where additional ground clear...
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Welcome to Spencer Lakes off-highway vehicle trail, a rewarding but rugged little adventure tucked into the alpine trees! The journey begins beautifully but quickly drops into a steep, loose rock descent that occasionally transitions into soft, sandy spots. As you make your way further down, the est...
Learn more about Spencer Lakes OHV - FS 11M01

Gold Lake Shore Lower Segment (FS 12M01) picks up where the upper descent ends, leveling out to follow the shoreline of Gold Lake. Once you reach the bottom of the descent, the trail transitions into a series of embedded, sharp rocky features and rock gardens that require a high-clearance vehicle to...
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The trail kicks off at the intersection of 721 Church Meadow Road, starting with an easy, gradual climb. As you pass through the towering fir forest, the terrain becomes a bit more difficult, requiring slower travel for low-clearance vehicles. Along the way, you'll catch intermittent views of nearby...
Learn more about Mills Peak - FS 12E74

Church Creek - FS 28 begins on the eastern end of Forest Road 721. The road is generally flat and passes through densely forested sections. The surface is mostly hard-packed sand with a few short sections of loose rock. You will see several downed trees alongside the trail, but it currently remains ...
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Gold Lake Shore Upper Segment (FS 12M01) is accessed directly from the Snake Lake Trail. The upper section of the trail, prior to the main descent, features numerous prime camping opportunities with stunning overlooks of Gold Lake. As the trail descends, you will encounter a couple of deep, loose se...
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Cowell Mine Rd - FS 2308 has a bit of a barrier to entry with significant overgrown grass and greenery, along with puddles on each side of the track roughly 6 to 12 inches deep for about 50 yards. Once you pass these potholes, the trail opens up and becomes slightly wider. It is a very loose and une...
Learn more about Cowell Mine Road - FS 2308

Approaching from the Gold Valley OHV Trail, Snake Lake (FS 12E67) wastes no time letting you know exactly what kind of ride you are in for. The trail immediately greets you with a steep, incredibly loose, and rocky climb. Early on, you will navigate a densely wooded area heavily impacted by timber f...
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Pauley Creek - FS 93-003, a wonderfully scenic and remarkably smooth journey that is perfect for a relaxing day out in the woods. This beautiful, wide gravel road winds its way comfortably through a lovely, medium-density pine forest, offering plenty of dappled shade along the route. As you cruise a...
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Church Creek Spur - FS 28-004 is accessed directly from Church Creek Road. The trail begins with a manageable Level 2 difficulty, but the loose rocks become progressively larger as you continue. About halfway through, drivers will encounter several off-camber sections and a partially cleared cluster...
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This challenging 5-mile trail is designed for experienced drivers in modified four-wheel-drive vehicles and SxSs looking for a technical crawl with stunning Sierra Nevada views. Starting near the shores of Gold Lake, the route climbs through dense forest and rugged granite terrain, offering panorami...
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Continuing north from Deer Lake Road, the Lots A Lakes OHV Trail - FS 12E66 trail presents a stunning yet dramatically shifting landscape. As you wind your way along the route, you will pass high above the glistening, deep blue waters of Deer Lake, eventually connecting to the intersection with the ...
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Accessed from Haskell Peak Road, Gould - FS 9 is a two-track road that primarily features smooth gravel. The route navigates through two switchbacks accompanied by a moderate decrease in elevation. While the drive is straightforward, some sections of the trail have been eroded by water, and there is...
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Haskell Sheep Ranch, a wonderfully varied loop that branches off the Mohawk Chapman route and reconnects just below Chapman Saddle. The journey begins with a flat, easy quarter-mile stretch before transitioning into a steady, gradual incline through beautifully dense pine forests. You will encounter...
Learn more about Haskell Sheep Ranch - FS 21N27

Mohawk Creek - FS 22N42 begins off Mohawk Chapman Road and acts as a steady, twisting dirt climb up the mountain. Forest Service signage at the start indicates that this route was primarily used as a logging road, as supported by the wide, graded dirt surfaces and clearings with slash piles visible ...
Learn more about Mohawk Creek - FS 22N42

Bonta Ridge (Forest Service Road 23N05Y) is an approachable, scenic climb ideal for beginners and scenic tourers looking to explore the rugged beauty of the Plumas National Forest. Starting from Bonta Creek Road just off CA-70, this 3.6-mile dirt and gravel route features a steady ascent with an ele...
Learn more about Bonta Ridge - NF23N05Y

While the entire road stretches for roughly 12 miles, this specific adventure covers the upper 7.5-mile unpaved segment as it climbs gently toward Chapman Saddle. This is a classic, highly scenic Forest Service road, featuring a wide, well-maintained path framed by towering pine trees that offer won...
Learn more about Mohawk Chapman Road - FS 22N98

Winding through the forest, Mohawk Heights Road - FS 21N21 is a largely unmaintained dirt trail that descends for the majority of its 1.2-mile length. The route is overgrown in several places, with branches hanging close to the roadway, and ultimately ends abruptly with several downed trees blocking...
Learn more about Mohawk heights road - FS 21N21

Mohawk Creek - FS 22N42 begins off Mohawk Chapman Road and acts as a steady, twisting dirt climb up the mountain. Forest Service signage at the start indicates that this route was primarily used as a logging road, as supported by the wide, graded dirt surfaces and clearings with slash piles visible ...
Learn more about Mohawk Creek - FS 22N42

Bonta Ridge (Forest Service Road 23N05Y) is an approachable, scenic climb ideal for beginners and scenic tourers looking to explore the rugged beauty of the Plumas National Forest. Starting from Bonta Creek Road just off CA-70, this 3.6-mile dirt and gravel route features a steady ascent with an ele...
Learn more about Bonta Ridge - NF23N05Y

While the entire road stretches for roughly 12 miles, this specific adventure covers the upper 7.5-mile unpaved segment as it climbs gently toward Chapman Saddle. This is a classic, highly scenic Forest Service road, featuring a wide, well-maintained path framed by towering pine trees that offer won...
Learn more about Mohawk Chapman Road - FS 22N98

Winding through the forest, Mohawk Heights Road - FS 21N21 is a largely unmaintained dirt trail that descends for the majority of its 1.2-mile length. The route is overgrown in several places, with branches hanging close to the roadway, and ultimately ends abruptly with several downed trees blocking...
Learn more about Mohawk heights road - FS 21N21