Dirt Bike Trails
Near Mud Lake, Idaho

Mahogany Peak is an out-and-back trail, or you can return on another route if so chosen. You start at the air-down spot right off of the highway and work your way up into Chandler Canyon. It is fairly easy-going, with some minor obstacles and a rougher road that will require airing down. You will tu...
Learn more about Mahogany Peak

Market Canal Road is a simple trail that takes you through the sagebrush just west of the Menan Butte. The trail is wide and mostly flat with sections of lava rock and sand but offers several obstacles along the way for more of a challenge. This is a great location to enjoy in the evening as the sun...
Learn more about Market Canal Road

This lightly traveled two-track trail cuts through fields of sagebrush. In the Springtime and even into early summer, wildflowers dot the sides of the trial. The route is sandy, with little cactus scattered here and there. Occasionally there's a firm rocky section, but they don't last for long. The ...
Learn more about West Y

First of all, it's closer to three miles, but maybe they first ran it on foot, and it seemed shorter. This is a fun trail that is mostly traveled by cattle. It is a sandy route back up to the main road. The sand gets quite deep at times. There is also the occasional boulder field to watch for. The t...
Learn more about A Mile and a Half Road

This stunning out-and-back trail begins down in a canyon surrounded by scrub brush and low sagebrush. There are field swallows flying and snatching up bugs. If you are lucky, you might spot some antelope making their way across the valley. The higher up into the hills the trail goes, the more wildfl...
Learn more about Post Canyon

This is a fun route to explore the desert area between the Menan Buttes and Market Lake Wildlife Area. The trail starts out at the parking area across from the buttes and winds through the sagebrush and lava rock eventually ending at Market Lake wildlife refuge. The difficulty of this trail is weath...
Learn more about Menan Butte to Market Lake

This cutover trail runs along the foothills of the mountains from Big Dry Canyon across to the water crossing at Birch Creek Campground. It may be wiser to go around the water crossing during times of high water levels by taking Lava Ridge Road in either direction. This trail offers access to severa...
Learn more about South Foothill Road

If you are looking to camp in this valley, this is the Mecca. This beautiful trail runs along Birch Creek with tons of dispersed campsites. It is an established area, but it is free. There is a recommended donation box. Many large group sites in the area and numerous small camp spots are tucked in r...
Learn more about Birch Creek Free Area

This trail is sandy and offers access to the western side of the St. Anthony Sand Dunes Open Riding area. The western side has really big sand dunes. The route is heavily whooped and bumpy from cattle traffic. There are quite a few cattle out here grazing in this area, so use caution when traveling....
Learn more about St. Anthony Sand Dunes Western Access

This is a free ride route over the St. Anthony Dunes. The route will take you along the southern route of the Sand Dunes and cuts up over the top to Devil's Dune. The return route travels along the north route of the dunes to Choke Cherry Hill (a popular hill climb destination). Make a return to Egi...
Learn more about St. Anthony Sand Dunes-Egin Lake to Devils Dune

Noise ORV is single track trail loop and features whoops, volcanic rock, sand, and hard dirt. It can get quite dusty, so the best times to ride are early in the morning or after it has rained. Idaho ORV decals are required to ride. The trails are beginner and kid friendly. It's always windy. There i...
Learn more about Noise Park - Outer 6 Miles loop

This road provides access to Forest Service and BLM lands from the amazing BLM Birch Creek Campground. The upper mile-or-so of this road is very rough and slows travel to a few miles per hour, but gradually improves until it becomes a very nice two-lane gravel road. The road travels through a histor...
Learn more about Long Canyon Road

This 8-mile trail is an extension of the Southfork Eightmile Trail, which originated in the Lemhi Valley on the north side of the divide. This trail (the North Creek Trail) takes the rider from the divide to the floor of the Pahsimaroi Valley. Together, these two trails provide a route that transec...
Learn more about North Creek Trail

This route consists of segments of several BLM roads. The purpose of this route is to facilitate travel in the Pahsimaroi Valley between the North Creek Trail and the Uncle Ike Trail. Most of the roads involved in this connection are not signed or marked on the ground, so it is hoped that this route...
Learn more about Pahisimaroi Connection

This 3.3-mile trail bumps and twists and climbs its way through dense forest before abruptly popping out above the treeline at 9,648 feet of elevation. This is an astonishing view and experience. It is a beautiful drive through the forest surrounded by sharp mountain peaks, it's quite breathtaking.
Learn more about Southfork Eightmile Trail

This beautiful out-and-back trail starts in the valley with a water crossing. Then it heads across the valley and up into one of the canyons. The mountain and valley views in this area are unbeatable. Antelope can be spotted running in the valley, and birds dart in and out of the scrub brush. Beside...
Learn more about Eightmile Canyon

From the Eightmile trailhead, this narrow 2.6-mile trail climbs and snakes its way through the trees at the base of an enormous limestone cliff, eventually leading the rider to a small mountain lake called Pass Lake. It's a pretty little lake with a view. This trail has it all: scenic views, moderat...
Learn more about Pass Creek Lake Trail

Smooth, flat, and loose gravel is what this route is all about. It's super wide with no washboard. There is access to the St. Antony Sand Dunes Open Area off this trail. These access trails head off to the north side of the dunes. Just be sure to follow all posted signs if you head out to the dunes ...
Learn more about East 2200 North

This is a very well-designed, constructed, and maintained trail for 50" ATVs and dirt bikes. The trail winds through well-forested terrain and includes several steep grades. The trail base is primarily dirt and gravel and occasionally rocks, especially on the steeper grades. This is a very nice trai...
Learn more about Long Canyon Trail

This trail traverses through terrain with high open meadows and stands of mixed conifers. The northwest lobe of this trail that departs from Pass Lake is characterized by good tread of compacted native soil. The southeast lobe of the trail is much rougher with more rocks, but it is still an easy r...
Learn more about Northfork Eightmile Trail

Mahogany Peak is an out-and-back trail, or you can return on another route if so chosen. You start at the air-down spot right off of the highway and work your way up into Chandler Canyon. It is fairly easy-going, with some minor obstacles and a rougher road that will require airing down. You will tu...
Learn more about Mahogany Peak

Market Canal Road is a simple trail that takes you through the sagebrush just west of the Menan Butte. The trail is wide and mostly flat with sections of lava rock and sand but offers several obstacles along the way for more of a challenge. This is a great location to enjoy in the evening as the sun...
Learn more about Market Canal Road

This lightly traveled two-track trail cuts through fields of sagebrush. In the Springtime and even into early summer, wildflowers dot the sides of the trial. The route is sandy, with little cactus scattered here and there. Occasionally there's a firm rocky section, but they don't last for long. The ...
Learn more about West Y

First of all, it's closer to three miles, but maybe they first ran it on foot, and it seemed shorter. This is a fun trail that is mostly traveled by cattle. It is a sandy route back up to the main road. The sand gets quite deep at times. There is also the occasional boulder field to watch for. The t...
Learn more about A Mile and a Half Road

Mahogany Peak is an out-and-back trail, or you can return on another route if so chosen. You start at the air-down spot right off of the highway and work your way up into Chandler Canyon. It is fairly easy-going, with some minor obstacles and a rougher road that will require airing down. You will tu...
Learn more about Mahogany Peak

Market Canal Road is a simple trail that takes you through the sagebrush just west of the Menan Butte. The trail is wide and mostly flat with sections of lava rock and sand but offers several obstacles along the way for more of a challenge. This is a great location to enjoy in the evening as the sun...
Learn more about Market Canal Road

This lightly traveled two-track trail cuts through fields of sagebrush. In the Springtime and even into early summer, wildflowers dot the sides of the trial. The route is sandy, with little cactus scattered here and there. Occasionally there's a firm rocky section, but they don't last for long. The ...
Learn more about West Y

First of all, it's closer to three miles, but maybe they first ran it on foot, and it seemed shorter. This is a fun trail that is mostly traveled by cattle. It is a sandy route back up to the main road. The sand gets quite deep at times. There is also the occasional boulder field to watch for. The t...
Learn more about A Mile and a Half Road