Dirt Bike Trails
Near Loma Linda, California

Starting in Highland, 1n16 is a fairly easy dirt road with some parts rutted out, but any 4x4 can make it through the trail easily. Many parts of the trail are single-vehicle wide, but there are plenty of places to pass along the way. Coming from Highland, the trail ends on 1n16, giving you the choi...
Learn more about Alder Creek Road - FSR 1n16

A long overland trail with plenty of recreational activities such as site-specific shooting areas, yellow post campsites and creek crossings. This is a well-maintained dirt road with some minor ruts, rocks and shallow creek crossings. It makes for a great day in the mountains South of Big Bear near ...
Learn more about 1N09 City Creek Trail

This offshoot from Cloudland Truck Trail takes you right up to Marshall Peak, and the views from the top are absolutely epic. The main access is just a straightforward, easy-riding dirt road, making it an awesome spot for anyone to head up and soak in the scenery. But if you’re looking to spice thin...
Learn more about Marshall Peak Summit

2N40 Cloudland is a short but beautiful trail with great views of San Bernardino and the mountains beyond. It is doable in 2WD during dry conditions, but 4WD may be required when wet. Closures can occur during winter months for safety reasons. This is a great starter trail with plenty of changing te...
Learn more about 2N40 Cloudland Truck Trail

This is a fantastic little offshoot that clings to the mountainside, offering a scenic mix of dense tree coverage and a great water crossing. The trail treats you to a cool, shaded environment as it winds across the slope, with a few sections of loose rocks to keep you honest. It eventually brings y...
Learn more about Dusty Spur

This is a super fun ridge trail that throws a little bit of everything at you, combining awesome views with some seriously technical riding. It’s got a solid mix of deep ruts and rough whoops that’ll definitely keep your attention and work your suspension. Just keep your head on a swivel regarding h...
Learn more about Tumbleweed Run

This one is a total blast if you're looking to test your skills—it’s scenic, technical, and definitely on the rough side. It packs a solid punch with some steep climbs and big, loose rocks that’ll keep you on your toes the whole time. Luckily, you get some killer tree coverage to keep things cool wh...
Learn more about Split Rock Trek

This is a cool, wide-open trail that gives you plenty of breathing room and some killer views to match. It runs pretty close to some utility piping, but don't let that fool you—it’s still a rad little spot to poke around and explore. The wide tracks make it super easy to cruise, so you can kick back...
Learn more about Wagon Track Trail

This spot has an awesome lookout with killer views up top, but the real fun starts if you decide to push past the ledge. The trail keeps dropping down the mountain, throwing some seriously technical sections at you along the way. It’s definitely a test of nerve, and you’ve got to have the guts to ke...
Learn more about Copper Canyon Trail

The easiest way to start this trail is off the 15 Freeway and Glen Helen Parkway Road to Lower Lytle Creek Divide - 3N31. There are a couple of residences on the right-hand side of the road just before the trail begins, so please be mindful of this when airing down/airing up. The trail begins shortl...
Learn more about Lower Lytle Creek Divide - 3N31

This is a great, straightforward dirt road that treats you to some amazing tree coverage and a rad forest vibe. It acts as a perfect, scenic shortcut right into the Crestline area, making it the go-to route if you need to quickly jump into town for gas, food, or supplies. The path is wide and clear,...
Learn more about Windcarved Ridge

This is a really cool historic spot to check out, featuring an awesome monument right at the top of the lookout. Getting onto the trail is super easy, though you will have to tackle a bit of a climb to reach the summit. It’s the perfect destination if you want to stretch your legs, check out a piece...
Learn more about Mohave Indian Trail

This is a really cool, heavily wooded trail that runs right through the Crestline area, delivering some of the most amazing trees and forest scenery around. The thick canopy keeps the ride nice and shaded, while the breaks in the timber open up to some truly killer views of the surrounding mountains...
Learn more about Firebreak Trail

This is a super fun dirt road that winds right through the trees, giving you a killer mix of shaded forest riding and some awesome, peeking views of Silverwood Lake down below. It’s a great, scenic cruise, but you definitely want to keep your eyes on the dirt—there are some deep ruts cut into the ro...
Learn more about Shale Ridge

This is a really fun, flowy trail wrapped in great tree coverage to keep you nice and shaded. It acts as a perfect connector, easily linking you up with several other main trail roads in the network. The dirt here is super compacted, which means it can get pretty slick and slippery, especially when ...
Learn more about Suncrest Trail

This is a beautiful, scenic route that offers a great contrast in views, looking out over Silverwood Lake on one side and the vast high desert on the other. The trail has a fun, natural flow and takes you through some nicely wooded areas that provide plenty of cool shade—a welcome break from the sun...
Learn more about TLD Chainsaw

This is a quick little connector leg that’s perfect if you just need to drop down and hit the 138. It’s a short, snappy up-and-down section that gets you where you need to go without any fuss. Because it’s a quick transition, it's easy to just blast right through it, but keep your eyes peeled—there ...
Learn more about Jackrabbit Run

Green Valley Bypass (2N54) is a short but scenic forest road that links 3N16 (Holcomb Valley Road) with 2N13 (Snow Slide Road) in the San Bernardino National Forest. At just under 2 miles long, it’s often used as a quick dirt connector, but it’s more than just a shortcut — the trail offers a quiet d...
Learn more about Green Valley Bypass - FS 2N54

Skyline is a difficult route featuring multiple steep, deeply rutted hill climbs with pronounced V-shaped erosion running through the center of the trail. Riders should be prepared for technical terrain, including loose rock and scattered boulders that increase the challenge and require careful line...
Learn more about Skyline

Rouse Ranch is an easy green-rated trail following a mellow dirt road with gentle, winding turns. Riders are treated to expansive views of rolling green hills and relaxed terrain that make this route a good place to slow down and enjoy the scenery. Expect mostly smooth travel with occasional patches...
Learn more about Rouse Ranch

The easiest way to start this trail is off the 15 Freeway and Glen Helen Parkway Road to Lower Lytle Creek Divide - 3N31. There are a couple of residences on the right-hand side of the road just before the trail begins, so please be mindful of this when airing down/airing up. The trail begins shortl...
Learn more about Lower Lytle Creek Divide - 3N31

Green Valley Bypass (2N54) is a short but scenic forest road that links 3N16 (Holcomb Valley Road) with 2N13 (Snow Slide Road) in the San Bernardino National Forest. At just under 2 miles long, it’s often used as a quick dirt connector, but it’s more than just a shortcut — the trail offers a quiet d...
Learn more about Green Valley Bypass - FS 2N54

Skyline is a difficult route featuring multiple steep, deeply rutted hill climbs with pronounced V-shaped erosion running through the center of the trail. Riders should be prepared for technical terrain, including loose rock and scattered boulders that increase the challenge and require careful line...
Learn more about Skyline

Rouse Ranch is an easy green-rated trail following a mellow dirt road with gentle, winding turns. Riders are treated to expansive views of rolling green hills and relaxed terrain that make this route a good place to slow down and enjoy the scenery. Expect mostly smooth travel with occasional patches...
Learn more about Rouse Ranch

The easiest way to start this trail is off the 15 Freeway and Glen Helen Parkway Road to Lower Lytle Creek Divide - 3N31. There are a couple of residences on the right-hand side of the road just before the trail begins, so please be mindful of this when airing down/airing up. The trail begins shortl...
Learn more about Lower Lytle Creek Divide - 3N31

Green Valley Bypass (2N54) is a short but scenic forest road that links 3N16 (Holcomb Valley Road) with 2N13 (Snow Slide Road) in the San Bernardino National Forest. At just under 2 miles long, it’s often used as a quick dirt connector, but it’s more than just a shortcut — the trail offers a quiet d...
Learn more about Green Valley Bypass - FS 2N54

Skyline is a difficult route featuring multiple steep, deeply rutted hill climbs with pronounced V-shaped erosion running through the center of the trail. Riders should be prepared for technical terrain, including loose rock and scattered boulders that increase the challenge and require careful line...
Learn more about Skyline

Rouse Ranch is an easy green-rated trail following a mellow dirt road with gentle, winding turns. Riders are treated to expansive views of rolling green hills and relaxed terrain that make this route a good place to slow down and enjoy the scenery. Expect mostly smooth travel with occasional patches...
Learn more about Rouse Ranch