Dirt Bike Trails
Near Moose Wilson Road, Wyoming

Kickstart is a short 0.3-mile-long loop designed for beginner riders, particularly kids. The trail begins with smooth, fast-flowing single track and travels through flat open meadows. The dirt is hard-packed and easy to ride, and the path remains consistently narrow but unobstructed. Visibility is e...
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Upper Crankshaft is a maintained counter clock, single-track. Signs are posted for your safety. Do not ride it in the opposite direction. This trail can get super dusty in the summer months. Flows nicely through the woods and is wide open at the top. Mobile service is spotty.
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This is a 3.1-mile-long segment of the larger 9.4-mile Crankshaft Loop, which allows one-way travel and should be ridden in the clockwise direction. This section is characterized by smooth, fast-flowing singletrack that winds through open meadows and light tree cover. The trail features tight turns,...
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Arm Pump is a 4.2-mile-long single-track trail that winds through scenic meadows and groves of slender aspen trees. The trail is narrow in places, bordered by tall grasses and wildflowers during the summer months. It features a combination of fast, flowy segments and tight, winding turns, with a few...
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Gear Down is a 1.4-mile-long loop that offers an easy ride through forested areas and open meadows filled with tall grass and wildflowers. The trail has a few small climbs with embedded rocks and mildly steep descents, but overall the terrain remains manageable for less experienced riders. It's a bi...
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Poison Creek is a 2-mile-long singletrack trail that climbs gradually from north to south, gaining approximately 600 feet in elevation. The north end of the trail begins at a small trailhead off Wilson Fall Creek Road and maintains an easy, flowy character throughout. Riders travel through scenic as...
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Wally World is a 1.6-mile-long narrow singletrack trail located within the Munger trail system. The route passes through tall grasses, wildflowers, and groves of slender aspen trees, offering expansive views of the mountains and the valley below. The first 0.7 miles from the south end are flat and g...
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Big Munger is an 8.9-mile-long trail that begins on the north end at its intersection with Tusky Ridge and loops back to the main staging area. As the longest route in the Munger trail system, it offers a wide variety of terrain and consistently scenic riding, and is also popular with mountain biker...
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Squaw Creek is a 1.6-mile-long single-track trail that climbs gradually through a scenic forest dominated by aspens and tall grasses. Traveling from north to south, the trail gains approximately 600 feet in elevation, but the climb is mostly mild and consistently easy. The route features smooth, flo...
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Tusky Ridge is a 2.3-mile-long singletrack trail that gradually descends from south to north, losing approximately 600 feet in elevation. The route flows smoothly through groves of aspens and fields of wildflowers, with a combination of straight, gradual stretches and tight, winding turns. The trail...
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Rock Creek is an almost two-mile-long narrow single-track trail that begins off of Big Munger Trail near the staging area. The route traverses sagebrush-covered hillsides and winds through scenic meadows and forested sections. The trail is mostly smooth with gradual grades and easy turns through tre...
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Ditch Creek is a road that ends in the National Forest, which means it offers camping in the Jackson Hole area! This road has some beautiful scenes throughout it, and some wildlife! There are a handful of dispersed campsites along this road as well. The trail itself has some pits that will fill with...
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This trail traverses the foothills of Victor Idaho with gorgeous views of the Teton Range and on a clear day views of the Tetons themselves. If you aren't worried about heat, a ride in the evening would provide the best view of the Tetons as the sun sets behind you. This is a shorter trail with lots...
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This is one trail you don't want to miss. If you're in the area to find epic views of the Grand Tetons and free camp spots, then this trail is for you! The trail is not hard, you can do the whole thing in 2WD. Unless there are heavy rains, in which case you will need 4WD. It's a big climb up the mou...
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Powerline is a 2-mile-long ATV trail that is a consistently moderate route with steep climbs, rocky descents, and sharp turns. The west end starts from Forest Road 40253, about a mile from the Pine Creek Pass Trailhead, and begins as an easy two-track covered in small gravel. After passing a gate, t...
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North Grove Creek is a lightly used 1-mile ATV trail located in Targhee National Forest, offering a bit of exploratory mileage from the Grove Creek Motorized Trailhead. The southern entrance is marked only by a wooden post with no sign, and the trail begins faint, grassy, and slightly overgrown. The...
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South Grove Creek is a 2-mile-long dirt bike single track in the Targhee National Forest, climbing nearly 1,000 feet from east to west between the Grove Creek Motorized Trailhead and the Big Hole Crest Trail. The trail begins by paralleling a small creek, which sometimes spills onto the trail itself...
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Drake Creek Trail starts at the Drake Motorized Trailhead in the Targhee National Forest and climbs over 1,100 feet up to the intersection with Rocky Peak and Big Hole Crest. The trail is a narrow singletrack with a fun, flowy feel, twisting through the trees with lots of smooth corners. Riders will...
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Rocky Peak Trail is a 2.9-mile-long intermediate singletrack with a mix of steep climbs, technical rock, and high exposure, along with sweeping views of the surrounding terrain. Starting from the north end at the intersection with Big Hole Crest, the trail immediately climbs up the hillside with big...
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Spalding Bay Road takes you to Jackson Lake, a primitive Campground, and a boat ramp in the beautiful Grand Teton NP. The majority of the road is gravel, easy to drive. The restroom at the end of the street is a compost toilet. There's no water. Grand Teton National Park is in the northwest of the U...
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Ditch Creek is a road that ends in the National Forest, which means it offers camping in the Jackson Hole area! This road has some beautiful scenes throughout it, and some wildlife! There are a handful of dispersed campsites along this road as well. The trail itself has some pits that will fill with...
Learn more about Ditch Creek Road

This is one trail you don't want to miss. If you're in the area to find epic views of the Grand Tetons and free camp spots, then this trail is for you! The trail is not hard, you can do the whole thing in 2WD. Unless there are heavy rains, in which case you will need 4WD. It's a big climb up the mou...
Learn more about Shadow Mountain

Powerline is a 2-mile-long ATV trail that is a consistently moderate route with steep climbs, rocky descents, and sharp turns. The west end starts from Forest Road 40253, about a mile from the Pine Creek Pass Trailhead, and begins as an easy two-track covered in small gravel. After passing a gate, t...
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North Grove Creek is a lightly used 1-mile ATV trail located in Targhee National Forest, offering a bit of exploratory mileage from the Grove Creek Motorized Trailhead. The southern entrance is marked only by a wooden post with no sign, and the trail begins faint, grassy, and slightly overgrown. The...
Learn more about North Grove Creek

Ditch Creek is a road that ends in the National Forest, which means it offers camping in the Jackson Hole area! This road has some beautiful scenes throughout it, and some wildlife! There are a handful of dispersed campsites along this road as well. The trail itself has some pits that will fill with...
Learn more about Ditch Creek Road

This is one trail you don't want to miss. If you're in the area to find epic views of the Grand Tetons and free camp spots, then this trail is for you! The trail is not hard, you can do the whole thing in 2WD. Unless there are heavy rains, in which case you will need 4WD. It's a big climb up the mou...
Learn more about Shadow Mountain

Spalding Bay Road takes you to Jackson Lake, a primitive Campground, and a boat ramp in the beautiful Grand Teton NP. The majority of the road is gravel, easy to drive. The restroom at the end of the street is a compost toilet. There's no water. Grand Teton National Park is in the northwest of the U...
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Lost Creek Ranch Road connects Topping Lake Trail Loop and Shadow Mountain Trail in the beautiful Grand Teton NP. The majority of the road is sand, some areas are gravel, and some areas have up to 18" deep washouts. The trail runs parallel to Highway 26 and offers breathtaking views. Grand Teton Nat...
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