Dirt Bike Trails
Near Mount Wilson, Nevada

This broad dirt road heads from Highway 93 over the pass and into the valley on the other side. It's an excellent access point for the Silver State OHV trail to bring campers and trailers over for a base camp. There are offshoot trails all over the place and lots to see. Keep an eye out for large ea...
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The beginning of this trail is a fascinating old mining complex complete with what appears to be three remarkably intact old coke ovens. Some even seem to have fire pits in the center, which would be an excellent place for one in inclement weather. There are also two old stone structures to explore,...
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This 26.2-mile trail takes you to the Mount Wilson Navigation Towers on top of Mount Wilson. Mount Wilson is the highest point in the Wilson Creek Mountains in Lincoln County, Nevada. The trail is maintained by the county road department for the ranchers, military, and communication companies from ...
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Camp Valley Loop is a scenic 46-mile lollipop route that starts and ends at Spring Valley State Park Campground. This trail delivers classic Great Basin riding with wide-open valleys, rolling sagebrush hills, long ridgelines, and a remote loop around Camp Valley that feels far removed from highways ...
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Comet Mine Road is a scenic 10.5-mile mining road located in the Highland Range of Lincoln County, Nevada. The trail follows the eastern slopes of Highland Peak and provides access to some of the area's most significant historic mining sites, including the Pan American Mine and the Comet Mine. This ...
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This trail appears to be a loop when viewed on the map. It very well may be, but at the time of recording, the trail seemed to take a sharp left turn into a very narrow stream bed that would increase the difficulty and only allow access to a much smaller vehicle. Past the "turn," the trail appears t...
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This unmarked and unnamed BLM road provides the shortest and most direct connection between Pioche's quaint Nevada town and Caselton's mining district and village. The connection is made by traveling over the famed Treasure Hill just south of Pioche, Nevada. One can access a network of off-highway...
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This easy narrow road cuts across the higher side of the dry lake bed, making it a good option if wet. It's smooth and well-graded with long grasses to rather side. The open range leads to a good-sized watering tank for the many cattle grazing around this open valley. Pick a direction to look, and y...
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This fun, narrow road blasts across the desert and is generally smooth and well-graded. Until it isn't, be on the lookout for frequent deep washouts and ruts. When it's wet, entire sections of the road become flowing washes. In other sections, the water crosses the road and digs out further. Otherwi...
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This fun little loop circles down to the very large Bullfrog Reservoir and then cuts to a much smaller one with some interesting artifacts of ranching days gone by. There's a newer corral near the smaller tank. In the winter, the smaller tank is frozen, contrasting with the barren desert around. Wat...
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This is a generally well-graded road, that can be washed out after storms. It's a great route between Nevada's Echo Canyon State Park and existing mapped trails on the Utah border side. Both the Nevada and Utah sides of the border are scattered with numerous mining sites easily accessible from trail...
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A middle section of the Stunning Silver State Trail. This trail has a ton of history and goes on in a network of trails for over 260 miles. This section passes through a dense forest of Junipers. It passes two historic cabins and plenty of dispersed camping and opens to a very old, scenic, dry lake....
Learn more about Middle Silver State Trail to OHV Marker

With the right long travel vehicle, this road would be a blast! With the wrong one, a misjudgment could be catastrophic on the suspension. A better name for this route would be rollercoaster road, as it bobs and dives, twists and turns. There's lots of evidence of pretty recent heavy equipment use a...
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This trail is a mostly straight shot across the dry lakebed connecting the West Cave Valley trail to the Silver State Trail. This trail starts in the West a bit rocky and bumpy with a few smaller washout sections. It then turns to Sage brush on each side as it drops down close to the lake bet. It's ...
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The Patterson Pass Loop is a notable segment of the Silver State Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) Trail in Nevada, offering enthusiasts a blend of challenging terrain and scenic landscapes. Given the elevation of approximately 6,165 feet at the Patterson Pass Campground, temperatures can vary significantly...
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Johnny Canyon is a 4.2-mile point-to-point trail rated 3 of 10 located in Iron County, Utah. Johnny Canyon extends from State Line Road to the Utah/Nevada border. Once the trail crosses the border into Nevada it becomes Hacketts Ranch Road. This single-track trail climbs more than 1000' in a steady ...
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Hacketts Ranch Road is a 3-mile point-to-point trail rated 3 of 10 located in Lincoln County, Nevada. The road runs from the Utah state line west to the Hackett Ranch. The trail from the state line down the mountain to Hacketts Ranch is little used and may be overgrown, pinstriping is a distinct pos...
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The name says it all. This well-maintained gravel road is smooth, with gradual turns and great views. It buzzes from the tarmac back into the valley and hills to provide easy access to this section of the Silver State trail. There is a lot of mining activity near the tarmac and plenty of offshoots t...
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Homestrike Mine - Horseshoe Mine Trail is a 2.8-mile point-to-point trail rated 3 of 10 located in Lincoln County, Nevada. The trail runs north/south through the Fey Canyon and connects with Midnight Wash all part of the Paradise Mountains. The trail is a simple single-track, which at times may be o...
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This trail begins as a less-traveled adventurous two-track. It would be best suited for small 4x4's ATV/UTV or Moto. The trail is a combination of loose rock, sand, and rocks. It's twisty in sections running through narrow sections lined with juniper trees. There are great views of the rocky hills a...
Learn more about Adventure Through the Hills to West Valley

This broad dirt road heads from Highway 93 over the pass and into the valley on the other side. It's an excellent access point for the Silver State OHV trail to bring campers and trailers over for a base camp. There are offshoot trails all over the place and lots to see. Keep an eye out for large ea...
Learn more about Bristol Pass

The beginning of this trail is a fascinating old mining complex complete with what appears to be three remarkably intact old coke ovens. Some even seem to have fire pits in the center, which would be an excellent place for one in inclement weather. There are also two old stone structures to explore,...
Learn more about Dry Lake Road

This 26.2-mile trail takes you to the Mount Wilson Navigation Towers on top of Mount Wilson. Mount Wilson is the highest point in the Wilson Creek Mountains in Lincoln County, Nevada. The trail is maintained by the county road department for the ranchers, military, and communication companies from ...
Learn more about Mount Wilson Navigation Towers

Camp Valley Loop is a scenic 46-mile lollipop route that starts and ends at Spring Valley State Park Campground. This trail delivers classic Great Basin riding with wide-open valleys, rolling sagebrush hills, long ridgelines, and a remote loop around Camp Valley that feels far removed from highways ...
Learn more about Spring Valley Loop

This broad dirt road heads from Highway 93 over the pass and into the valley on the other side. It's an excellent access point for the Silver State OHV trail to bring campers and trailers over for a base camp. There are offshoot trails all over the place and lots to see. Keep an eye out for large ea...
Learn more about Bristol Pass

The beginning of this trail is a fascinating old mining complex complete with what appears to be three remarkably intact old coke ovens. Some even seem to have fire pits in the center, which would be an excellent place for one in inclement weather. There are also two old stone structures to explore,...
Learn more about Dry Lake Road

This 26.2-mile trail takes you to the Mount Wilson Navigation Towers on top of Mount Wilson. Mount Wilson is the highest point in the Wilson Creek Mountains in Lincoln County, Nevada. The trail is maintained by the county road department for the ranchers, military, and communication companies from ...
Learn more about Mount Wilson Navigation Towers

Camp Valley Loop is a scenic 46-mile lollipop route that starts and ends at Spring Valley State Park Campground. This trail delivers classic Great Basin riding with wide-open valleys, rolling sagebrush hills, long ridgelines, and a remote loop around Camp Valley that feels far removed from highways ...
Learn more about Spring Valley Loop