Dirt Bike Trails
Near Greenleaf, Idaho

The Curlew Connector starts at the Canyon County entrance to the BLM Long-billed Curlew Habitat Area, leading 1.2 miles north into Gem County and continuing for another 1.8 miles until it connects into BLM #2333. This clearly established, winding road is perfect for beginners in any of the off-road ...
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The Graveyard Point Rim area is a great option for those who want a relatively easy and accessible trail without any obstacles. Any 4x4 or AWD with little clearance will be able to complete the trail without any issues. There are a few rutted areas that are minor and not deep. A few minutes in, the...
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Succor Creek Road is a fairly easy dirt road that passes through Succor Creek State Nature Area in Eastern Oregon. The route can be run either north or south depending on where you want to start and finish. You can start just outside of the town of Homedale, Idaho, off Highway 201 or Highway 95. The...
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The journey of this trail starts near Graveyard Point and winds down to the Succor Creek camping area. It offers a diverse terrain with small obstacles, making it exciting for beginners in off-roading. It's a dirt trail with quite a few rutted sections that aren't too deep. However, a 4x4 is require...
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Do you like a muddy road with beautiful views? This road is for you! This trail is very easy and also very short but offers a great spot to camp for a few nights. There is cellphone service available, and you can get some amazing views of the city lights at night.
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This loop starts from the highway onto the old highway grade. The trail travels past recreational shooting sites and then ascends to a great view of the surrounding area with several campsites. This loop starts out as a graded road and the most challenging part of it is the hill climb to the view po...
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This trail is simple, but a few sections make it very difficult. Depending on the direction you take will depend on the difficulty. If you start off of Owyhee Lake Road, this is where the most difficult part of the road is. You will be greeted by a rushing river, and water levels change with the sea...
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Camp Kettle Creek Road Trail is a moderately challenging route that traverses a bumpy, off-camber dirt road scattered with embedded rocks and rugged terrain. The trail features one notable steep ascent, requiring careful throttle control and good traction--especially if the surface is loose or dusty...
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This rugged, rocky, and rutted dirt road climbs up from the Owyhee River into Oxbow Basin. This is part of a long and very remote route that accesses the backcountry and numerous Wilderness Study Areas along the west side of the Owyhee Reservoir and Owyhee Canyonlands. There is very little traffic o...
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Wilson Creek Summit features includes a radio tower and beautiful mountain views. Some rock crawling, very technical trail, but deceptively intermediate. Some easy sections, would recommend spotter. Front and rear Lockers recommended. Rutty and very undulating terrain. Great trail for testing your v...
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This 18.2-mile out-and-back trail takes you to a scenic overlook of Hardtrigger Creek in the Owyhee Mountain Range. The trail starts at the Wilson Creek Trailhead and parallels the Northwest Passage Hiking Trail. At approx. 4 miles you enter Stewarts Gulch and begin the climb up a canyon paralleling...
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Three Fingers Viewpoint Trail is a short but rugged climb that rewards with 360-degree panoramic views and a close-up of the dramatic Three Fingers rock formation. The trail begins with a very steep and rocky ascent, where 4-Low is highly recommended for control and traction. After the initial steep...
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This route starts out on a nice road that winds through volcanic rock outcroppings. As you head North the road deteriorates to more of a 4x4 track. Large washouts and a couple of rocky spots on the North end require good ground clearance. You descend Sand Basin through a pretty canyon that leads bac...
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This rugged, 8-mile dirt road northwest of the Owyhee Reservoir passes through Oxbow Basin. This is part of a long and very remote route that accesses the backcountry and numerous Wilderness Study Areas along the west side of the Owyhee Reservoir and Owyhee Canyonlands. There is very little traffic ...
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Three Fingers Loop West is a rugged, high-desert route that winds through stunning rock formations and mountain vistas in every direction. This trail delivers big on views and challenge, traveling through terrain lined with sagebrush and rabbitbrush as it climbs, dips, and weaves across uneven, off-...
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Three Fingers Gulch Trail is a rugged and scenic desert route that winds through a remote valley filled with rabbitbrush and sage, offering a fun, technical drive with panoramic views of the iconic Three Fingers formation and the dramatic Moon Rocks area. The dirt road is rough and bumpy, with numer...
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This short but versatile trail offers plenty of opportunities to test your suspension or choose a more conservative line, depending on your build. The primary draw is the quick access to Kuna Cave, a unique subterranean cavern formed by an ancient lava tube. While the main track features extreme rut...
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This trail runs along a creek bed, so that you will get different water depths depending on the time of the year. The deepest you get is at the beaver damn at the end, which this track bypassed. The trail is narrow! You will get pinstripes from the brush in the creek bed. That being said, it is a fu...
Learn more about Murphy, ID to Silver City, ID

This is a mild but heart-thumping trail. Beautiful sights and scenes, along with some fun obstacles for all kinds of off-roaders. Muddy wetlands, creek crossings, and rocks for those who like to try and keep a little clean. You also have some decent pull-off camping spots along the way
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This area of lava rock and rolling hills provides many opportunities for camping. There is one crossing over McBride Creek that is usually less than 12 inches in depth. The road is in good condition unless there have been extensive rains. There are tougher 4x4 trails and hill climbs to play on just ...
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The Curlew Connector starts at the Canyon County entrance to the BLM Long-billed Curlew Habitat Area, leading 1.2 miles north into Gem County and continuing for another 1.8 miles until it connects into BLM #2333. This clearly established, winding road is perfect for beginners in any of the off-road ...
Learn more about South Curlew Connector

The Graveyard Point Rim area is a great option for those who want a relatively easy and accessible trail without any obstacles. Any 4x4 or AWD with little clearance will be able to complete the trail without any issues. There are a few rutted areas that are minor and not deep. A few minutes in, the...
Learn more about Graveyard Rim Trail

Succor Creek Road is a fairly easy dirt road that passes through Succor Creek State Nature Area in Eastern Oregon. The route can be run either north or south depending on where you want to start and finish. You can start just outside of the town of Homedale, Idaho, off Highway 201 or Highway 95. The...
Learn more about Succor Creek Road

The journey of this trail starts near Graveyard Point and winds down to the Succor Creek camping area. It offers a diverse terrain with small obstacles, making it exciting for beginners in off-roading. It's a dirt trail with quite a few rutted sections that aren't too deep. However, a 4x4 is require...
Learn more about Graveyard - Succor Creek Road

The Curlew Connector starts at the Canyon County entrance to the BLM Long-billed Curlew Habitat Area, leading 1.2 miles north into Gem County and continuing for another 1.8 miles until it connects into BLM #2333. This clearly established, winding road is perfect for beginners in any of the off-road ...
Learn more about South Curlew Connector

The Graveyard Point Rim area is a great option for those who want a relatively easy and accessible trail without any obstacles. Any 4x4 or AWD with little clearance will be able to complete the trail without any issues. There are a few rutted areas that are minor and not deep. A few minutes in, the...
Learn more about Graveyard Rim Trail

Succor Creek Road is a fairly easy dirt road that passes through Succor Creek State Nature Area in Eastern Oregon. The route can be run either north or south depending on where you want to start and finish. You can start just outside of the town of Homedale, Idaho, off Highway 201 or Highway 95. The...
Learn more about Succor Creek Road

The journey of this trail starts near Graveyard Point and winds down to the Succor Creek camping area. It offers a diverse terrain with small obstacles, making it exciting for beginners in off-roading. It's a dirt trail with quite a few rutted sections that aren't too deep. However, a 4x4 is require...
Learn more about Graveyard - Succor Creek Road