Dirt Bike Trails
Near North Edwards, California

This trail connects Redrock Randsburg Road to Randsburg Mojave Road by going over the Rand mountain range. There is cell coverage throughout most of the trail, may get a drop put or 2 in the mountain. There are very deep UTV ruts and "Razor chop". Any high clearance vehicle should be able to make it...
Learn more about R43 Willis Well Road

This is an easy, scenic point-to-point trail on the east side of the Rand Mountains. The trail surface is primarily packed dirt and generally flat with occasional small embedded rocks. There are also shallow ruts in places, but 2WD vehicles with moderate clearance should be able to complete it witho...
Learn more about R22

This is a long, meandering trail along the base of the Rand Mountains on the Garlock side. There are a lot of loose rocks, some sand washes, and a few larger ruts. Watch for flash floods, the washes can fill up fast in thunderstorms. The cell signal is weak.
Learn more about R50

R20 is a scenic, 6.7-mile dirt trail through the rolling foothills of the Rand Mountains, just south of Sidney Peak. With a technical rating of 1, this wide, gentle route features sweeping curves and desert vistas, making it accessible to standard all-wheel-drive and four-wheel-drive vehicles. The t...
Learn more about R20

This single-track trail, which is restricted to dirt bike use only, climbs/descends about 850 ft in 0.9 miles. The trail is comprised of loose soil and shale with occasional larger embedded rocks as it follows a ridgeline down from the top of the Rand Mountains to the valley floor. There are a coupl...
Learn more about Trail 53

This is a challenging single-track trail that climbs/descends over 1500 ft in 1.9 miles. The trail is composed of loose soil and shale, embedded rocks, and rocky ledges as it follows a steep ridgeline down from the top of the Rand Mountains to the valley floor. There are several short, very steep se...
Learn more about Trail 57

It is recommended to catch this trail at Trail 30 and take the nice descent down along rocky, rutted trail that then levels off and weaves through a fun single track that intersects with other fun trails. Ultimately this trail intersects with trail 44. There are three primary compositions for this t...
Learn more about Trail 71

Easy desert track through dry brush and rocks. There are whoops and washes to cross, so be careful if you gather too much speed on this straight track. This follows a fence for environmental conservation, so stay on track. This will end at the Golden Valley Wilderness (or start there, based on where...
Learn more about RM29

Located in the Mojave desert in California, this trail runs alongside the Rand Mountain Range and is suitable for all off-road vehicles. This trail contains nice elevation gains with a fun trail that rolls and intersects with trail R110 that takes you in/from Randsburg, a local old western town full...
Learn more about R44

This is a scenic, easy rolling, point-to-point trail on the west side of the Rand Mountains. The trail surface is primarily packed dirt, single-vehicle-wide, and generally flat except where it dips up to a foot or two into crosscutting sandy washes. There are also stretches with shallow ruts and sma...
Learn more about R46

This is a fun single-track option that feels like a true escape from the wider double-track roads. It’s a great stretch to check out if you’re looking for a tighter, more focused line through the terrain. The path eventually opens up into the more remote backcountry, giving you plenty of room to ext...
Learn more about Cactus Ridge

This section is all about speed and rhythm, offering a wide double-track layout that lets you really open it up. The standout feature is a series of deep, flowy sand whoops that allow for a consistent, undulating pace if you time your suspension movement right. With clear visibility across the low-l...
Learn more about Scorpion Cut-off

This wash is an blast, offering a wide-open, flowy run that lets you really pick up the pace. The scenery is top-tier, with the natural walls of the wash creating a cool, immersive backdrop as you blast through. It’s a great stretch for finding a rhythm and enjoying the bike’s high-speed stability. ...
Learn more about Whiskey Wash

This fun, outgoing trail serves as a solid connector, linking you up with several double-track and single-track options. You’ll be diving into some rutted washes that keep the ride interesting, alongside some overgrown vegetation that really tightens the feel of the path. It’s a great route if you’r...
Learn more about Devil’s Saddle

This is a classic desert wash that’s all about finding a rhythm. It’s fun and flowy, letting you wind through the landscape's natural bends at a steady clip. There aren't any surprise obstacles here—just a wide, open path that feels great when you’re on the gas. It’s a perfect stretch to enjoy the b...
Learn more about Badlands Cut

This outer dirt road acts as a key boundary route, offering a wide double-track path that leads you toward the edges of the BLM territory. It’s a great way to push further out and explore the transition into the surrounding open desert. The trail is open and predictable, providing plenty of room for...
Learn more about Sandstone Cut-Off

This versatile link acts as a primary exit route that feeds into a spiderweb of both wide double-track and narrow single-track sections. The path drops you into several undulating washes where water-carved ruts provide a natural technical challenge, while the local flora has begun to reclaim the tra...
Learn more about Painted Canyon Run

This is a great little segment that packs a lot of character into a short distance. It moves away from the flat desert floor and introduces a punchy uphill climb that requires a bit of focused throttle control and body positioning. The ground is littered with small, loose rocks that add a layer of t...
Learn more about Desert Divide

This wash has a really great feel to it, offering a flowy ride through some pretty desert scenery. You’ll weave through sections of overgrown vegetation that hug the trail, giving it a more secluded and natural vibe. The ground is mostly loose sand, which makes for a smooth, cushioned ride as you wi...
Learn more about Black Butte Trail

This route offers a classic desert mix, combining wide-open vistas with a more intimate riding experience. The trail eventually ducks into a narrow section where the desert floor tightens up, forcing you to focus on your precision and bike placement. This leads directly into a natural wash, where th...
Learn more about Mule Canyon

This trail connects Redrock Randsburg Road to Randsburg Mojave Road by going over the Rand mountain range. There is cell coverage throughout most of the trail, may get a drop put or 2 in the mountain. There are very deep UTV ruts and "Razor chop". Any high clearance vehicle should be able to make it...
Learn more about R43 Willis Well Road

This is an easy, scenic point-to-point trail on the east side of the Rand Mountains. The trail surface is primarily packed dirt and generally flat with occasional small embedded rocks. There are also shallow ruts in places, but 2WD vehicles with moderate clearance should be able to complete it witho...
Learn more about R22

This is a long, meandering trail along the base of the Rand Mountains on the Garlock side. There are a lot of loose rocks, some sand washes, and a few larger ruts. Watch for flash floods, the washes can fill up fast in thunderstorms. The cell signal is weak.
Learn more about R50

R20 is a scenic, 6.7-mile dirt trail through the rolling foothills of the Rand Mountains, just south of Sidney Peak. With a technical rating of 1, this wide, gentle route features sweeping curves and desert vistas, making it accessible to standard all-wheel-drive and four-wheel-drive vehicles. The t...
Learn more about R20

This trail connects Redrock Randsburg Road to Randsburg Mojave Road by going over the Rand mountain range. There is cell coverage throughout most of the trail, may get a drop put or 2 in the mountain. There are very deep UTV ruts and "Razor chop". Any high clearance vehicle should be able to make it...
Learn more about R43 Willis Well Road

This is an easy, scenic point-to-point trail on the east side of the Rand Mountains. The trail surface is primarily packed dirt and generally flat with occasional small embedded rocks. There are also shallow ruts in places, but 2WD vehicles with moderate clearance should be able to complete it witho...
Learn more about R22

This is a long, meandering trail along the base of the Rand Mountains on the Garlock side. There are a lot of loose rocks, some sand washes, and a few larger ruts. Watch for flash floods, the washes can fill up fast in thunderstorms. The cell signal is weak.
Learn more about R50

R20 is a scenic, 6.7-mile dirt trail through the rolling foothills of the Rand Mountains, just south of Sidney Peak. With a technical rating of 1, this wide, gentle route features sweeping curves and desert vistas, making it accessible to standard all-wheel-drive and four-wheel-drive vehicles. The t...
Learn more about R20