Dirt Bike Trails
Near Oakhurst, California

China Wells (FS 6S015) serves as the primary "spinal cord" of the Miami Mountain OHV system. This wide, well-graded forest service road runs north-south through the network, connecting the popular Kamook Staging Area to the southern reaches of the trail system. Unlike the tight, twisty spurs that br...
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This is one of the longer and more difficult single tracks in the Miami OHV area. It starts with a small rock feature on the south end, where you have to go up a small ramped rock ledge in order to enter the trail. It continues on a shelfy hillside, weaving around the hill, over a couple of bridges,...
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This is a short segment of single track that connects dirt bike trails 21E338 and 21E203. It is an easy segment of trail that weaves underneath a canopy of black oak trees and manzanita, tightly lined with scraggly bushes and scrub oak that encroach into the trail at times. The trail should be ideal...
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This is a short segment of single track, less than half a mile long, that weaves through a scenic forest of oak trees, Jeffrey pine, manzanita, and scrub oak. It is a narrow and winding trail, but it remains smooth and flowy the whole way, making it fun and approachable for less experienced riders. ...
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This short ATV trail is a wide, silty path lined with scrub oak, in a dry forest terrain in the Sierra National Forest north of Oakhurst, California. The north end of the trail climbs up steeply from its intersection with 21E250. This is the steepest part of the trail, as it continues with a gradual...
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This is a short dirt bike trail that winds through the scrub oak and pine trees on a narrow, but easy single track for 0.6 miles. It has some tight curves and deeply rutted sections that make it somewhat more technical, but it doesn’t have many rocks or any major obstacles that will make it overly d...
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This is a short but challenging dirt bike trail in the Miami OHV area. There are several rock features right away that will test the inexperienced rider. They are embedded rock ledges, but they are slightly ramped, and you can kind of skirt the edge of the rock to make it slightly easier. There are ...
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This is a short but moderately challenging single track in the Miami OHV Area that has some deep rutting that makes it more suited to more experienced riders. The trail steeply descends from south to north, dropping 340 feet in elevation gain in less than half a mile. The south end winds through the...
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This is an easy ATV trail in general, but as of September 2025, the trail had not been cleared of a few giant logs that will make it impassable for ATVs, and much more difficult for dirt bikes. The logs are very wide and sometimes elevated over the trail, requiring both going under and lifting over....
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This is a half-mile-long ATV trail that leaves directly from the Kamook staging area and goes south. It zig zags up a hillside through some pretty steep turns, on a wide, silty dirt path. It is really wide and smooth, with no obstacles, but a few ruts, and is pretty steep in spots. It’s overall very...
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Kamook (FS 6S041) is the breezy, open-air sibling in the Miami Mountain family. Serving as the primary east-west artery through the Miami Mountain OHV system, this 1.5-lane gravel forest road is designed for speed and flow. Unlike the jagged spurs that twist off into the brush, Kamook offers a predi...
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This is a power line trail within the Miami OHV area, open to vehicles 50 inches or less. This trail runs underneath a series of powerline poles, with several steep and rutted spots that will make this trail more difficult for the inexperienced ATV rider. The steep sections are often covered in a la...
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This is a short loop off of 21E227 that winds through the manzanita trees on an easy path, curving around the hillsides. It departs from Trail 21E227, makes a short loop with a bailout back to 21E227, or descends down to the Powerline ATV Trail. 21E310 is mostly a smooth two-track with a few shallow...
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This is a moderately easy ATV trail that climbs up from FS Road 6S041B, gaining almost 500 feet over .8 miles, ending on ATV Trail 21E227A. It is a much easier option than the parallel trail 21E247, which is deeply rutted with rock obstacles. 21E236 does have some steep spots and a bit of rutting, b...
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Silver Knob (FS 6S063) is the unruly cousin to the well-behaved gravel roads of the Miami Mountain system. While trails like Kamook offer a relaxing Sunday drive, Silver Knob demands you put your coffee down and grab the wheel with both hands. This tight, twisty two-track dives into the forest, imme...
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The north end of this trail starts out on a shelfy path curving around a hillside in a thick forested setting. The trail is smooth and gradual, and really scenic on the edge of the hill, lined with tall cedars and pines. At the intersection with 21E245, this trail turns south and gets more difficult...
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This is a moderate ATV trail that starts off on the south end with a steep incline up a pile of rocks and a reinforced slope. There is a deep trough on one side of the trail filled in with rocks and cut logs. After the initial hill, there are a few more sections with embedded and loose rocks, and de...
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Although only 0.6 miles long, this is probably the hardest ATV trail in the Miami OHV Area due to extreme rutting, several embedded rock features, a steep grade, and loose rocks. Deep ruts have been formed over time, filling in with loose rocks, sometimes down the middle of the trail, and sometimes ...
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This is a short and easy ATV trail with minimal features, making it an easy connector trail through the Miami OHV Area. It starts out on FS 6S015 at a small parking area/pull-off. It is wide and smooth, with small dips, waterbars, and bumps and ruts, and loose stick debris here and there, but no maj...
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21E227B is a short half-mile loop at the north end of 21E227. The trail is deeply rutted in spots and overgrown with grass in the center of the two-track, but it is still easy overall as there aren’t any major rocks or obstacles. There is just a bit of loose rock, ruts, and roots, but the trail is a...
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China Wells (FS 6S015) serves as the primary "spinal cord" of the Miami Mountain OHV system. This wide, well-graded forest service road runs north-south through the network, connecting the popular Kamook Staging Area to the southern reaches of the trail system. Unlike the tight, twisty spurs that br...
Learn more about China Wells - FS 6S015

This short ATV trail is a wide, silty path lined with scrub oak, in a dry forest terrain in the Sierra National Forest north of Oakhurst, California. The north end of the trail climbs up steeply from its intersection with 21E250. This is the steepest part of the trail, as it continues with a gradual...
Learn more about 21E240B

This is an easy ATV trail in general, but as of September 2025, the trail had not been cleared of a few giant logs that will make it impassable for ATVs, and much more difficult for dirt bikes. The logs are very wide and sometimes elevated over the trail, requiring both going under and lifting over....
Learn more about 21E202

This is a half-mile-long ATV trail that leaves directly from the Kamook staging area and goes south. It zig zags up a hillside through some pretty steep turns, on a wide, silty dirt path. It is really wide and smooth, with no obstacles, but a few ruts, and is pretty steep in spots. It’s overall very...
Learn more about 21E230

China Wells (FS 6S015) serves as the primary "spinal cord" of the Miami Mountain OHV system. This wide, well-graded forest service road runs north-south through the network, connecting the popular Kamook Staging Area to the southern reaches of the trail system. Unlike the tight, twisty spurs that br...
Learn more about China Wells - FS 6S015

Kamook (FS 6S041) is the breezy, open-air sibling in the Miami Mountain family. Serving as the primary east-west artery through the Miami Mountain OHV system, this 1.5-lane gravel forest road is designed for speed and flow. Unlike the jagged spurs that twist off into the brush, Kamook offers a predi...
Learn more about Kamook - FS 6S041

Silver Knob (FS 6S063) is the unruly cousin to the well-behaved gravel roads of the Miami Mountain system. While trails like Kamook offer a relaxing Sunday drive, Silver Knob demands you put your coffee down and grab the wheel with both hands. This tight, twisty two-track dives into the forest, imme...
Learn more about Silver Knob - FS 6S063

Pilot Cutoff (FS 6S063A) is a trail that comes with a serious warning label: "Horribly Tight." While it appears on the map as a useful connector within the Silver Knob/Miami network, in reality, it is a claustrophobic tunnel of vegetation that feels less like a road and more like a hiking path. The ...
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