Dirt Bike Trails
Near Kendrick, Idaho

Potato Hill Road is a 2-mile out-and-back trail ascending from Main Street in Deary to the summit of the officially named Potato Hill, locally known as Spud Hill, at an elevation of 4017 feet. The trail begins as a narrow gravel road and progressively transitions into a tight, rutted, and steep rout...
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Brush Creek is a 2.7-mile out-and-back gravel road following a creek of the same name. The route terminates at a gate with a 50-inch width restriction located just past a three-way intersection. The final section of the trail transitions from gravel to dirt, which becomes slick, soft mud in wet cond...
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Forest service road 4772 gated road for 50 inch or less. Parking area nearby and the Little Bolder campground, along with pit toilets. Rock dirt road with lots of spur roads to go on off this main road. Watch for logging activity at the time of logging the trail. This is an old logging road that has...
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This is an easy ride off the Brush Creek main road, around a gate that is 50 inches wide, maximum. The road past the gate is a logging road that winds through clear cuts. The road has runoff ridges along the way. This trail takes the lower road around Cherry Butte and dead-ends 5.6 miles up and back...
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Potato Hill Connector is a 1.2-mile point-to-point trail connecting Potato Hill Road (Trail 783) with Brush Creek (Trail 289). Starting from the west, the trail begins as a narrow double-track before quickly becoming heavily rutted and off-camber. At 0.25 miles, a cattle guard with posts approximate...
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Schoolhouse Gulch is a 7-mile out-and-back trail that starts near Little Boulder Campground. It is a slow and steady climb for its entire length, ending at a small clearing. The road surface is mostly smooth gravel, with a few sections of slick mud after a rain. There are a couple of areas where the...
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Dinner bucket road for 2 2-mile ride one way. Potlatch permit required. At the Y of Forest Service Road 4772. The road is dirt/rock and is an old logging road that runs along a ridge off Park Road. This is usually gated for 50 inch or smaller, but currently the gate is down off the Park road side. I...
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Off Cherry Butte Road, this is an older logging road through clearcut until it turns into more of a trail on Forest Service Road 3850 to Bing Cherry. It connects at the other end to Vasser Meadow Road. It's an overall easy ride. Two parts of the trail are narrower and brushy before meeting back up w...
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Forest Service Road 3306C off of 4772. 1.8 miles one way, Dirt track through the woods. It is an easy ride, except it is narrow in some places due to overgrowth and downed trees that are over part of the old logging road. Climb up through trees and drop back down into the clear-cut area. Part of thi...
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Start at the end of Brush Creek Road around the gate and take it to the end of the road. Part of the route goes up and over the hill to the end of the road and the other part takes a lower road to end at private property. It's an easy 7.4-mile ride up and back on old logging roads with runoff ridges...
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This trail is just over 5 miles one way on an old logging road. One spot is a steeper narrow area. It's an overall easy ride with many additional trails off it. Gates on both sides are 50 inches wide or less. You'll travel on Forest Service 4707 East Fork Big Bear Creek. Expect water puddles if ridi...
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This is part of a track that goes up to McGary Butte. There are multiple ways to get to the top. This is an old logging road that goes through clearcuts and has amazing views of the surrounding area. Some run-off areas are harder to navigate on the track. The track surface is dirt, rock, and sand in...
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This is a county road only open from June 1-November 7 to motorized traffic, with gates closed during winter. This route is from gate to gate over Moscow Mountain through the woods. There is parking just past the Moscow side gate. The road is nice but narrow in parts--lots of mountain biking, hiking...
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Potlatch River is a 3.5-mile point-to-point power-line road that starts at the end of Fork Rd on the southwest side, snaking up through a section of the Clearwater National Forest before breaking out into a clearing and following power lines for the rest of its length, connecting with ID8 just south...
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This is a short but fun ride up to the Moscow Mountain lookout, which resides on the East Summit of Moscow Mountain. This trail is mostly dirt, with the first several hundred yards made up of large 2" gravel rock. This trail is relatively wide for a good portion before turning to a narrow two-track ...
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This trial goes from the top of McGary Butte down to Highway 8. This 4-mile track is rough and harder to navigate in areas due to run-off during spring. Old dirt logging road through the trees off the backside of the butte. The trail is downhill all the way. It is called National Forest Development ...
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The Mt. Margaret Trail is a short and at times intense trail that takes off from the west end of the flat creek trail before re-joining the flat creek trail to the east. The first third from the west side is all climbs and switchbacks/s-turns. Dirt bikers will have a lot of fun with the great banked...
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This trail runs through timbered areas, with a good portion running through thick darker timbered areas making for a neat experience. This trail is not highly maintained so there is a fair amount of brush on either side of the trail in some portions. Expect to cross over and under blown-down trees. ...
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Dinner Bucket Ridge is a 4.9-mile point-to-point gravel road that, when starting from the north, begins at ID3, winding its way through Clearwater National Forest land before ending at an intersection with Forks Rd. Dinner Bucket Ridge is a wide, smooth gravel road with many places to pass. Note tha...
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This trail travels through an old clearcut and has a variety of level fast sections, water bars, and some really fun corners that drop in steep and bank back up pretty steeply where the trail crosses little drainages. Those sections can get a little off-camber so pick a good line through. The trail ...
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Potato Hill Road is a 2-mile out-and-back trail ascending from Main Street in Deary to the summit of the officially named Potato Hill, locally known as Spud Hill, at an elevation of 4017 feet. The trail begins as a narrow gravel road and progressively transitions into a tight, rutted, and steep rout...
Learn more about Potato Hill Road - Trail 783

Brush Creek is a 2.7-mile out-and-back gravel road following a creek of the same name. The route terminates at a gate with a 50-inch width restriction located just past a three-way intersection. The final section of the trail transitions from gravel to dirt, which becomes slick, soft mud in wet cond...
Learn more about Brush Creek - Trail 289

Forest service road 4772 gated road for 50 inch or less. Parking area nearby and the Little Bolder campground, along with pit toilets. Rock dirt road with lots of spur roads to go on off this main road. Watch for logging activity at the time of logging the trail. This is an old logging road that has...
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This is an easy ride off the Brush Creek main road, around a gate that is 50 inches wide, maximum. The road past the gate is a logging road that winds through clear cuts. The road has runoff ridges along the way. This trail takes the lower road around Cherry Butte and dead-ends 5.6 miles up and back...
Learn more about Cherry Butte Lower Road

Potato Hill Road is a 2-mile out-and-back trail ascending from Main Street in Deary to the summit of the officially named Potato Hill, locally known as Spud Hill, at an elevation of 4017 feet. The trail begins as a narrow gravel road and progressively transitions into a tight, rutted, and steep rout...
Learn more about Potato Hill Road - Trail 783

Brush Creek is a 2.7-mile out-and-back gravel road following a creek of the same name. The route terminates at a gate with a 50-inch width restriction located just past a three-way intersection. The final section of the trail transitions from gravel to dirt, which becomes slick, soft mud in wet cond...
Learn more about Brush Creek - Trail 289

Potato Hill Connector is a 1.2-mile point-to-point trail connecting Potato Hill Road (Trail 783) with Brush Creek (Trail 289). Starting from the west, the trail begins as a narrow double-track before quickly becoming heavily rutted and off-camber. At 0.25 miles, a cattle guard with posts approximate...
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Schoolhouse Gulch is a 7-mile out-and-back trail that starts near Little Boulder Campground. It is a slow and steady climb for its entire length, ending at a small clearing. The road surface is mostly smooth gravel, with a few sections of slick mud after a rain. There are a couple of areas where the...
Learn more about Schoolhouse Gulch - FS 4761