Dirt Bike Trails
Near Nicolaus, California

Bottle Hill is a good trail to learn how your vehicle feels on dirt, rock, and mud;or to check the off-road capability of your vehicle after making modifications or repairs. It is also a nice, relaxing trail to run for more experienced off-roaders. There is a cellular signal from multiple carriers t...
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Latrobe Road is a scenic dirt road that passes through the rolling foothills outside the Sacramento Valley and provides ample views of the surrounding area. The trail passes through agricultural land, cattle grazing areas, and the 4000 acre Deer Creek Preserve, which is owned/managed by the Sacramen...
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Volcanoville is a good beginner trail that can be completed by most stock 4x4 SUVs, as well as many AWD vehicles with AT tires and at least 8 inches of clearance. The trail does get progressively more difficult, with plenty of opportunities to turn around safely. Private parcels are well marked and ...
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South Volcanoville (13N56) is a 4.7 mile trail that ends atop Cock Robin Point. The drive in takes about an hour and a half, while the drive back only takes about an hour. Trail width and surface varies throughout, with easy passing through the first 3 miles. After that the trail becomes narrow with...
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Easy dirt trail with connections to the Berryessa Snow Mountain Monument area Trails with wildflower sights in Spring and the main road to The Wilbur Hot Springs. Beautiful scenery of the Bear Valley in Lake and Colusa Counties in Spring with Bear Creek passing next to the trail. Near the end of the...
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This starts on Trail 1 off of Darlington Ridge Road and continues to Trail 6 over the bridge and through Slate Mountain. From Slate Mountain, you're presented with more trail options. Lots of single tracks are to be found from beginner to difficult trails.
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Elliot Ranch Road in Foresthill, California, is a rugged, unpaved route in the Tahoe National Forest, offering access to various recreational activities. It serves as the starting point for challenging trails like the Green Valley Trail, which descends steeply to the North Fork of the American River...
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Dry Creek - FS 19N25 is a peaceful connector route linking Oregon Hill Road to Indiana-New York Road, offering convenient passage deeper into the surrounding backcountry. Set within the lush, mature conifer and hardwood canopy of Plumas National Forest, the corridor travels beneath towering ponderos...
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This is a 1-mile intermediate ATV trail through the Eldorado National Forest near the Mace Mill Staging Area. From the intersection with Trail 3, this trail descends down the edge of the hillside, steadily descending a semi-steep grade with waterbars, sharp corners, and ruts. It drops about 500 feet...
Learn more about Trail 3-1 ATV (11E16)

Milk Ranch - FS 19N04 serves as an essential backcountry connector linking Plantation Road - FS 19N16 to Forest Service Road 21, providing dependable throughput across the undulating foothill ridges. Situated in Plumas National Forest, the track winds through a lush, vibrant canopy of towering ponde...
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Milk - FS 19N00 is a peaceful woodland connector branching off Plantation Road - FS 19N16 and descending through the hills toward lower Forest Service corridors near Bullards Bar Reservoir. Managed by Plumas National Forest, the track traverses a lush, dense mountain environment sheltered beneath to...
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This 6.2-mile-long ATV loop winds through a dry and sparse forest, on a wide path, with sharp corners through the trees. Lining the path are widely spaced pine and oak trees, plus manzanita bushes, sometimes with low-hanging branches. Most of the loop is pretty easy, fast, and flowy, but a few spots...
Learn more about Trail 3 ATV (11E18)

Plantation - FS 19N16 is a scenic connector loop that branches off Forest Service Road 21, circumnavigates a sprawling tract of backcountry timber, and rejoins Road 21 at an established paved junction. Situated within Plumas National Forest, the corridor traverses a lush woodland environment dominat...
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Pike CO Peak - FS 19N17 functions as a scenic mountain connector linking Forest Service Road 21 with Plantation - FS 19N16, offering elevated throughput across the forested crest of Pike County Peak. Situated in Plumas National Forest, the route travels through a lush, dense woodland of towering pon...
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This is an advanced section of the Rock Creek Loop. From its west entrance, the trail starts off with some deep ruts as it starts steeply climbing into the forest from a forest road on a semi-steep grade. It goes through a corridor of manzanita trees forming a tunnel-like canopy where you have to wa...
Learn more about Trail 1 (Advanced) (11E23)

This is a seasonal ATV loop, open to motorized use from May 11 to November 9. The trail looks mostly ridden by dirt bikes, as it doesn’t connect to any other ATV trails in the area. The trail is a 1.5-mile-long loop off a road portion of the Rock Creek Loop. It’s mostly flat, with long straight sect...
Learn more about Trail 1-2 (11E36)

The northern entrance to Trail 8 starts at a bridge crossing from an intersection with Trail 1, then it goes into a dense forest of bigleaf maples, on a narrower shelf trail following the edge of the hillside. It’s nice and shaded, starting off fast and flowy, but watch out for log hazards. There ar...
Learn more about Trail 8 (11E24)

The north end of Trail 6-1 starts from an intersection with Trail 1, and goes through a tree corridor of curving Big Manzanita trees, on dry dusty dirt, with lots of loose rock. It curves through the trees, with some root bands across the trail creating small drop-offs. There are a couple of moderat...
Learn more about Trail 6-1 (11E28)

This is a short loop trail off of the Rock Creek Loop that is unmarked at both entrances and is kind of hidden due to forestry work along the Rock Creek Loop. The west end starts out on a dry, exposed hilltop, then goes through low tunnels of California black oak trees and manzanita trees. The trail...
Learn more about Trail 1-5 (11E51)

The ATV portion of Trail 9 starts at its east end at a marked entrance on Rock Creek Road, and starts winding through the manzanita bushes on a smooth and curvy path that would be quite narrow for ATVs in some spots between the trees. The trail descends down and cuts across the hillside, with sharp ...
Learn more about Trail 9 ATV (11E13)

Bottle Hill is a good trail to learn how your vehicle feels on dirt, rock, and mud;or to check the off-road capability of your vehicle after making modifications or repairs. It is also a nice, relaxing trail to run for more experienced off-roaders. There is a cellular signal from multiple carriers t...
Learn more about Bottle Hill

Volcanoville is a good beginner trail that can be completed by most stock 4x4 SUVs, as well as many AWD vehicles with AT tires and at least 8 inches of clearance. The trail does get progressively more difficult, with plenty of opportunities to turn around safely. Private parcels are well marked and ...
Learn more about Volcanoville

South Volcanoville (13N56) is a 4.7 mile trail that ends atop Cock Robin Point. The drive in takes about an hour and a half, while the drive back only takes about an hour. Trail width and surface varies throughout, with easy passing through the first 3 miles. After that the trail becomes narrow with...
Learn more about South Volcanoville (13N56)

Easy dirt trail with connections to the Berryessa Snow Mountain Monument area Trails with wildflower sights in Spring and the main road to The Wilbur Hot Springs. Beautiful scenery of the Bear Valley in Lake and Colusa Counties in Spring with Bear Creek passing next to the trail. Near the end of the...
Learn more about Bear Valley Road Trail

Bottle Hill is a good trail to learn how your vehicle feels on dirt, rock, and mud;or to check the off-road capability of your vehicle after making modifications or repairs. It is also a nice, relaxing trail to run for more experienced off-roaders. There is a cellular signal from multiple carriers t...
Learn more about Bottle Hill

Volcanoville is a good beginner trail that can be completed by most stock 4x4 SUVs, as well as many AWD vehicles with AT tires and at least 8 inches of clearance. The trail does get progressively more difficult, with plenty of opportunities to turn around safely. Private parcels are well marked and ...
Learn more about Volcanoville

South Volcanoville (13N56) is a 4.7 mile trail that ends atop Cock Robin Point. The drive in takes about an hour and a half, while the drive back only takes about an hour. Trail width and surface varies throughout, with easy passing through the first 3 miles. After that the trail becomes narrow with...
Learn more about South Volcanoville (13N56)

Easy dirt trail with connections to the Berryessa Snow Mountain Monument area Trails with wildflower sights in Spring and the main road to The Wilbur Hot Springs. Beautiful scenery of the Bear Valley in Lake and Colusa Counties in Spring with Bear Creek passing next to the trail. Near the end of the...
Learn more about Bear Valley Road Trail