Dirt Bike Trails
Near Grand View, Idaho

While this is a relatively short trail, the terrain becomes significantly more demanding after the first mile and after you cross the cattle guard and reach the ridge overlooking the crater rings. The path is exceptionally rough due to the density and size of the embedded lava rocks, particularly as...
Learn more about Crater Ring

Another connecting trail to many of the others in the area, this one leads right along the fence line and, at one point, along the edge of the railroad tracks. At times the trail becomes not as defined, assuming it doesn't get much traffic. It is uneven, rutted/eroded in places, and has some rocky p...
Learn more about Along The Edge

This trail offers a quick and rewarding escape from town, culminating in stunning panoramic views of the Snake River. Multiple spurs branch off the main track, each leading to the canyon rim for spectacular overlooks of the water below. Drivers are given plenty of variety with a choice between deep,...
Learn more about Snake River Overlooks

This unique little trail offers some fun challenges to get to stunning camping spots above the river. There are some steep off-camber, deep potholes, and tight turns to make it down. Once in the area by the river, there are lots to hike around and explore. Plus, the sounds of the river will lull eve...
Learn more about IWS Camp Trail

Wickahoney Stage Stop from Bruneau is an inviting 34.6-mile point-to-point offroad route that offers a perfect blend of historic exploration and desert cruising for four-wheel-drive vehicles, SxSs, and dirt bikes. Starting near the town of Bruneau, Idaho, the trail climbs from an elevation of 2,585 ...
Learn more about Wickahoney Stage Stop from Bruneau

This area has a lot of historic routes that seem not to exist anymore. After a great many private property access failures, this route from the tarmac was successful. This trail will lead through grassy cow pastures and stunning rolling hills. The surface is hard-packed sand but could be muddy when ...
Learn more about Access Route to Idaho Centennial Trail

This wide-open, easy dirt road connects to many of the side trails in the area. The Southern end of the trail brings you near and to the National Guard Training Area. Please respect all posted signs on both sides of the trail. Wide-open views of the surrounding terrain in every direction.
Learn more about Standifer Road

This section connects the Idaho Centennial Trail to Clover Three Trail. With all the trails out here that no longer exist, it's a surefire way to end up at the access to the Bruneau Viewpoint Road. That begins as a narrow two-track in grasslands and ends up a rough wide washboard as it continues sou...
Learn more about Idaho Centennial to Clover Three

The trail and loop start in the open desert winding through cool rocky landscapes. There are numerous stopping points along the way to enjoy snacks and beverages. The trail is typically hard-packed dirt, with some rocky sections with some light water crossings. There are sections of this loop that c...
Learn more about Montini Cabin Homestead Loop

Prairie Dog Lane is a 3.7-mile off-road trail on BLM land southwest of Boise, Idaho, connecting South Pleasant Valley Road to Standifer Road. Climbing gently from 2,930 feet to 3,059 feet, the route offers wide-open desert views across a network of desert tracks. The terrain features uneven, rutted...
Learn more about Prairie Dog Lane

This 11-mile point-to-point trail gives access to several OHV areas/trailheads. Starts in the small town of Murphy and goes by the South Rabbit Creek OHV Area and the Black Mountain Trailhead. This road ends in Reynolds Creek Valley. This is a maintained county road and is passable by any vehicle.
Learn more about Reynolds Creek Stage Road

Giddy Up is a moderately challenging, 2.9-mile offroad trail located east of South Pleasant Valley Road, ideal for drivers seeking a quick, bumpy connector with plenty of muddy play areas after a rainstorm. Starting at South Pleasant Valley Road, the route sits at an elevation of around 2,900 feet w...
Learn more about Giddy Up

This section of trail follows along the cliff side briefly from the Bruneau lookout point with informational kiosks and a pit toilet. Almost immediately is a spur for The overlook rec site for great camping with stellar views and a few bars of Verizon cell service. Shortly after the spur, the trail ...
Learn more about Idaho Centennial to Echo Trail

This scenic section of trail is one of the prettiest traveled. It offers some incredible scenery--rolling hills with fields of dried fluffy grass that blows in the wind. There are some interesting rock formations too. It gives the adventurer the feeling of being in the Saranghettii. A few challengin...
Learn more about Idaho Centennial Trail 7

This 1.25-mile trek begins with an easy drive to the historic 1867 Idaho mapping baseline. The first mile is wide and flat with some ruts, but nothing more than a couple of inches deep. The intensity spikes in the last 0.25 miles as the trail narrows to a single-vehicle track, climbing steeply on a ...
Learn more about Initial Point

This 0.6-mile point-to-point trail is a short but fun side trail of the Lost Canyon Trail. This is a more difficult rock crawling trail that will challenge the intermediate off-roader. With a 3-4' waterfall and several 2-3' ledges and a short rock garden, with rocks 24" in height to negotiate.
Learn more about Double Headed Dragon

This 9.9-mile loop trail is excellent for the beginning off-roader. Several small obstacles between 12-24" allow you to test the capabilities of your vehicle and your driving skills. Most obstacles have bypasses if it exceeds your current comfort limit. This trail also provides lines for the interme...
Learn more about Lost Trail

This bumpy little trail leads from the primary Echo trail system to the Robinson trail that drops down the cliffside providing access to the Bruneau river below. The site at the top is listed as a rec site, and camping is allowed as it is outside of the airforce range boundary. The views of the cany...
Learn more about Robinson Trail Head

This dirt and gravel trail will take you from Swan Falls Road to Robinson Boulevard and vice versa. It's an easy road with rolling hills to overland across two major roads. Along this trail, there are multiple offshoots to take smaller, unnamed trails. The smaller side trails appear to have decent-s...
Learn more about West Nicholson Road

This is the smoother route than taking the Idaho Centennial Trail (ICT) to the Bruneau Lookout. It's mostly graded with some deeper ruts, but far fewer rocks than one will encounter on the ICT. It picks back up as the ICT after the viewpoint access road, and the ICT continues past. Please keep your ...
Learn more about Echo Spur B

While this is a relatively short trail, the terrain becomes significantly more demanding after the first mile and after you cross the cattle guard and reach the ridge overlooking the crater rings. The path is exceptionally rough due to the density and size of the embedded lava rocks, particularly as...
Learn more about Crater Ring

Another connecting trail to many of the others in the area, this one leads right along the fence line and, at one point, along the edge of the railroad tracks. At times the trail becomes not as defined, assuming it doesn't get much traffic. It is uneven, rutted/eroded in places, and has some rocky p...
Learn more about Along The Edge

This trail offers a quick and rewarding escape from town, culminating in stunning panoramic views of the Snake River. Multiple spurs branch off the main track, each leading to the canyon rim for spectacular overlooks of the water below. Drivers are given plenty of variety with a choice between deep,...
Learn more about Snake River Overlooks

This unique little trail offers some fun challenges to get to stunning camping spots above the river. There are some steep off-camber, deep potholes, and tight turns to make it down. Once in the area by the river, there are lots to hike around and explore. Plus, the sounds of the river will lull eve...
Learn more about IWS Camp Trail

While this is a relatively short trail, the terrain becomes significantly more demanding after the first mile and after you cross the cattle guard and reach the ridge overlooking the crater rings. The path is exceptionally rough due to the density and size of the embedded lava rocks, particularly as...
Learn more about Crater Ring

Another connecting trail to many of the others in the area, this one leads right along the fence line and, at one point, along the edge of the railroad tracks. At times the trail becomes not as defined, assuming it doesn't get much traffic. It is uneven, rutted/eroded in places, and has some rocky p...
Learn more about Along The Edge

This trail offers a quick and rewarding escape from town, culminating in stunning panoramic views of the Snake River. Multiple spurs branch off the main track, each leading to the canyon rim for spectacular overlooks of the water below. Drivers are given plenty of variety with a choice between deep,...
Learn more about Snake River Overlooks

This unique little trail offers some fun challenges to get to stunning camping spots above the river. There are some steep off-camber, deep potholes, and tight turns to make it down. Once in the area by the river, there are lots to hike around and explore. Plus, the sounds of the river will lull eve...
Learn more about IWS Camp Trail