Dirt Bike Trails
Near Hammett, Idaho

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 fun little romp in the hills begins just outside the adorable town of Glenn's ferry. Well worth exploring its quaint downtown and waterfronts. There are cute shops and many historic buildings. Once on the trail, it passes a fair amount of trash that appears to be a local favorite spot to target...
Learn more about Glenn's Grassy Ascent

King Hill is an easy, scenic route ideal for beginners, family outings, and drivers in stock four-wheel-drive vehicles or SxSs looking to transition from the river valley into the scenic foothills. Spanning approximately 6.2 miles of primarily smooth gravel, this well-traveled trail climbs from the ...
Learn more about King Hill

This fun little trail heads from old highway 30 up into the hills to a killer pair of hilltops. The trail ends at a fantastic camping spot with good LTE cell service and panoramic views of the Snake River, the valley below, and the sugar Bowl plateau directly to the south. The other side of the hill...
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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

Petrified Watermelons is an easy 1.7-mile out-and-back trail ideal for beginners, families, and offroaders looking for a scenic drive to witness Idaho's unique geological history. Suited for most stock four-wheel-drive vehicles, SxSs, and dirt bikes, this gravel and dirt route features a technical r...
Learn more about Petrified Watermelons

This route begins as a very easy dirt road that offers sweeping views of the surrounding valley and meadows. There are a few mud ruts to watch out for but aside from that, it's easy-going and leisurely. About seven miles in, at the fence line, once you start getting to the rocky hillside the trail b...
Learn more about Dempsey Meadow

This rocky out and back passes under the train bridge and parallels the tracks with amazingly deep potholes. If you are lucky, a train will pass by and blow the horn for you! Once closer to the Snake river, the going gets slow, with large boulders hiding in the tall grasses. The trail's end has a ni...
Learn more about Snake River Grassy Trail

Enjoy a fun, easy remote drive on Bell Rapids Plateau. This is the primary East-West road in the area that ties Glenn's Ferry to the Bliss area. The trail is always well maintained, well traveled, and a beautiful drive for summer evenings. While it might appear like a normal desert road, it does cro...
Learn more about Jackalope Flats

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 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

Power Line Access is a 1.2-mile out-and-back trail branching off Dempsey Meadow Road in Idaho's Bennett Hills. Primarily serving as a utility access route, this short dirt path winds through high-desert terrain, offering views of Dempsey Meadow and the surrounding valley. The trail features an unev...
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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 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 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 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

Looking for an easy weekend drive? An easy road to see the Snake River from? Or even just a different way of getting from Glenn's Ferry to Bliss? Then this is your route, very well graded, with lots of beautiful farmland, rolling desert hills, and gorgeous vistas of the Snake River Canyon around eve...
Learn more about Snake Eyes

This trail is difficult to follow until one realizes that occasionally there are white markers indicating the direction of the trail. This is an excellent section for most of the southern area of it. Nice gravel eventually gives way to powdery rutted sections that collect tumbleweeds well. Use cauti...
Learn more about Idaho Centennial Trail

Venture out on one of the many plateaus overlooking the Snake River Plain, stop by the original Pumpjack used for pumping water for livestock, or venture out onto any corner of the plateau and take in the beautiful views of the farmland and Clover Creek down in the valleys below. Many more offshoots...
Learn more about Pumpjack Plateau

Explore the high desert north of Bliss! From the unmaintained dirt roads to Bray Lake to all the canyons, draws, and gullies, there is no shortage of terrain changes and obstacles. Expect dirt roads, deep ruts, lots of loose rock, washouts, moderate depth creek crossings, dust, and spots of mud. Oth...
Learn more about Bliss High Country Scenic Track

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 fun little romp in the hills begins just outside the adorable town of Glenn's ferry. Well worth exploring its quaint downtown and waterfronts. There are cute shops and many historic buildings. Once on the trail, it passes a fair amount of trash that appears to be a local favorite spot to target...
Learn more about Glenn's Grassy Ascent

King Hill is an easy, scenic route ideal for beginners, family outings, and drivers in stock four-wheel-drive vehicles or SxSs looking to transition from the river valley into the scenic foothills. Spanning approximately 6.2 miles of primarily smooth gravel, this well-traveled trail climbs from the ...
Learn more about King Hill

This fun little trail heads from old highway 30 up into the hills to a killer pair of hilltops. The trail ends at a fantastic camping spot with good LTE cell service and panoramic views of the Snake River, the valley below, and the sugar Bowl plateau directly to the south. The other side of the hill...
Learn more about Sugar Bowl

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 fun little romp in the hills begins just outside the adorable town of Glenn's ferry. Well worth exploring its quaint downtown and waterfronts. There are cute shops and many historic buildings. Once on the trail, it passes a fair amount of trash that appears to be a local favorite spot to target...
Learn more about Glenn's Grassy Ascent

King Hill is an easy, scenic route ideal for beginners, family outings, and drivers in stock four-wheel-drive vehicles or SxSs looking to transition from the river valley into the scenic foothills. Spanning approximately 6.2 miles of primarily smooth gravel, this well-traveled trail climbs from the ...
Learn more about King Hill

This fun little trail heads from old highway 30 up into the hills to a killer pair of hilltops. The trail ends at a fantastic camping spot with good LTE cell service and panoramic views of the Snake River, the valley below, and the sugar Bowl plateau directly to the south. The other side of the hill...
Learn more about Sugar Bowl