Dirt Bike Trails
Near Hoopa, California

This single-lane gravel road starts across FS 60 from Big Lake Road - FS 5N09. Patches of old pavement remain from years past, though they now serve more to channel and concentrate erosion than provide a usable road surface. The road has areas of erosion damage up to a foot deep, along with loose an...
Learn more about Hennessy Road - FS 5N40

This single-lane gravel road begins at Hennessy Road - FS 5N40 and ends back at Underwood Mountain Road - FS 5N60. It has some erosion damage up to a foot deep and exposed embedded and loose rocks up to six inches high. The road travels through a mixed forest with quite a bit of undergrowth. There i...
Learn more about Round Knob Road - FS 5N27

This single-lane road is mostly gravel with some natural surface areas. It is wide enough to meet another vehicle safely for most of its length. The road surface is mostly good, but it has some erosion damage and areas with loose, exposed embedded rocks up to a foot deep or higher. In August, Big La...
Learn more about Big Lake Road - FS 5N09

This single-lane road is mostly gravel with some areas of natural surface. It is wide enough to meet and pass another vehicle safely for much of its length, but does have sections too narrow for that. It has some erosion damage up to a foot deep and loose and exposed embedded rocks up to a foot high...
Learn more about Eagle Rock Road - FS 4N11

This single-lane gravel road begins and ends on the paved FS 5N60 road. The road surface is mostly good, with minor ruts and erosion damage. There are also a few places with rocks less than six inches high scattered across the road. The road travels through a mixed forest for most of its length, but...
Learn more about Clark Creek Loop - FS 4N25

This single-lane gravel road connects Eagle Rock - FS 4N11 to Eagle Lookout - FS 4N11A near the old lookout site. It has places wide enough to meet and pass another vehicle safely, but many places are too narrow for that. It is pretty overgrown in some places, so pinstriping is possible for a full-s...
Learn more about Eagle Road - FS 4N32

This single-lane rocky road goes from Eagle Rock Road to the old lookout site. The views from this site are wide open in nearly all directions. The road is overgrown in several places, enough that pin striping is likely on full-size vehicles. As is typical for lookout roads, it has many areas of loo...
Learn more about Eagle Rock Lookout - FS 4N11A

This single-lane gravel road connects Corral Bottom - FS 47 to Eagle Rock - FS 4N11. The lower section is wide enough to meet and pass another vehicle safely, but parts of the upper section are pretty overgrown and narrow. The road goes through both mixed forest and an old burn area. The road surfac...
Learn more about Hayshed Creek Road - FS 4N05

Mule Creek - FS 35N23Y leads travelers through a serene timberland setting within the Shasta-Trinity National Forest, transitioning from lush creek-side greenery to open evergreen stands. This well-traversed connector route is accessed directly off local forest arterials and serves as a vital thorou...
Learn more about Mule Creek - FS 35N23Y

Branching off from the main road and clearly marked by brown Forest Service directional signs, this beautiful journey takes you through a dense pine forest along a road that is generally very wide, exceptionally flat, and clearly well-traversed. As you cruise along the hillside, the surface alternat...
Learn more about Lake Eleanor - FS 36N24

This single lane natural surface road is mostly dirt, but also has some areas of gravel. It begins at Hwy 3 and connects through to East Kingsbury Road - FA 1N42. It has some ruts and erosion damage up to a foot deep, along with exposed embedded rocks and loose rocks up to a foot high. The road is w...
Learn more about Goods Gulch Road - FS 31N38

This short, unmarked out-and-back spur climbs into a densely wooded, lush evergreen forest that feels incredibly secluded. Starting from the main FS 37N55 road, the entrance can be a bit tricky to spot due to the complete lack of signage or trail markers. The journey begins with a relatively wide up...
Learn more about North Fork Swift Creek Spur A - FS 37N55A

This single lane gravel road begins from East Kingsbury Road - FS 31N42 and connects through to the Bridge Gulch Road - FS 31N19. It has some sections that are natural surface, and there are ruts and erosion damage up to a foot deep. There are also exposed embedded rocks and loose rocks up to a foot...
Learn more about Carrier Divide Rd - FS 31N18

This single lane dirt road begins from Rattlesnake Road, with significant erosion damage evident right from the start. It ends at the Plummer Gulch Road - FS 30N36. The ruts and erosion damage get around a foot deep, and there are exposed embedded rocks around a foot high. There are places to meet a...
Learn more about Green Gulch Road - FS 30N74

This single lane gravel road begins Bridge Gulch Road - FS 31N19 and ends at a generous turn around. There are a couple of side road options to connect through to other roads to make a loop if desired. It has some areas of erosion damage up to a foot deep, along with exposed embedded rocks and loos...
Learn more about East Kingsbury Road - FS 31N42

The overall environment of North Fork Swift Creek provides a beautifully winding, scenic escape that climbs steadily into the lush, shaded reaches of the Shasta National Forest just west of Trinity Lake. Serving as a fantastic woodland connector, this route bridges the Deadhorse Creek area in the no...
Learn more about North Fork Swift Creek - FS 37N55

Continuing the climb from Buckeye Creek, the overall environment of Up Little Boulder offers an incredible, expansive journey high into the Shasta National Forest that ultimately brings you to the edge of the majestic Trinity Alps Wilderness. This highly scenic, wide-open Forest Service route is a f...
Learn more about Up Little Boulder - FS 37N53

This single lane gravel road begins from Wildwood Road and ends ends at a cattle guard where the road becomes paved at the National Forest boundary, leading to Highway 3. The road has some natural surface sections, with erosion damage up to a foot deep. It also has some exposed embedded rocks and lo...
Learn more about Bridge Gulch Road - FS 31N19

This single lane dirt road connects from Post Mountain Rd to Highway 3 next to its intersection with Highway 36. It has sections of ruts and erosion damage up to a foot deep, along with exposed embedded rocks and loose rocks up to a foot high. The road is wide enough to meet another vehicle safely f...
Learn more about Plummer Gulch Road - FS 30N36

Bowerman Ridge - FS 36N35 winds through an open, pine-dominated forest undergoing active timber management within the Shasta-Trinity National Forest. Accessed directly from Trinity Alps Road or local forest connectors, this scenic ridge route is often utilized by off-road enthusiasts and outdoor vis...
Learn more about Bowerman Ridge - FS 36N35

This single-lane gravel road starts across FS 60 from Big Lake Road - FS 5N09. Patches of old pavement remain from years past, though they now serve more to channel and concentrate erosion than provide a usable road surface. The road has areas of erosion damage up to a foot deep, along with loose an...
Learn more about Hennessy Road - FS 5N40

This single-lane gravel road begins at Hennessy Road - FS 5N40 and ends back at Underwood Mountain Road - FS 5N60. It has some erosion damage up to a foot deep and exposed embedded and loose rocks up to six inches high. The road travels through a mixed forest with quite a bit of undergrowth. There i...
Learn more about Round Knob Road - FS 5N27

This single-lane road is mostly gravel with some natural surface areas. It is wide enough to meet another vehicle safely for most of its length. The road surface is mostly good, but it has some erosion damage and areas with loose, exposed embedded rocks up to a foot deep or higher. In August, Big La...
Learn more about Big Lake Road - FS 5N09

This single-lane road is mostly gravel with some areas of natural surface. It is wide enough to meet and pass another vehicle safely for much of its length, but does have sections too narrow for that. It has some erosion damage up to a foot deep and loose and exposed embedded rocks up to a foot high...
Learn more about Eagle Rock Road - FS 4N11

This single-lane gravel road starts across FS 60 from Big Lake Road - FS 5N09. Patches of old pavement remain from years past, though they now serve more to channel and concentrate erosion than provide a usable road surface. The road has areas of erosion damage up to a foot deep, along with loose an...
Learn more about Hennessy Road - FS 5N40

This single-lane gravel road begins at Hennessy Road - FS 5N40 and ends back at Underwood Mountain Road - FS 5N60. It has some erosion damage up to a foot deep and exposed embedded and loose rocks up to six inches high. The road travels through a mixed forest with quite a bit of undergrowth. There i...
Learn more about Round Knob Road - FS 5N27

This single-lane road is mostly gravel with some natural surface areas. It is wide enough to meet another vehicle safely for most of its length. The road surface is mostly good, but it has some erosion damage and areas with loose, exposed embedded rocks up to a foot deep or higher. In August, Big La...
Learn more about Big Lake Road - FS 5N09

This single-lane road is mostly gravel with some areas of natural surface. It is wide enough to meet and pass another vehicle safely for much of its length, but does have sections too narrow for that. It has some erosion damage up to a foot deep and loose and exposed embedded rocks up to a foot high...
Learn more about Eagle Rock Road - FS 4N11