Dirt Bike Trails
Near Orick, California

Pappas Flat is a very easy, mostly gravel service road traversable by any vehicle with a moderate amount of ground clearance that can manage small ruts and a roughly 10-degree slope at around the mid-point of the road. Although it is a very short, publicly accessible trail, this service road provide...
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Gasquet Mountain Road (GMR) is just one of many routes available to access the beautiful Six Rivers National Forest. GMR is a single-lane gravel road that will reveal stunning views of the surrounding mountains. The road surface will change periodically from packed small gravel to loose softball siz...
Learn more about Gasquet Mountain Road - FSR 17N49

Black Jack Mine is a narrow spur trail originating off Gasquet Mountain Road [FSR 17N49] that starts relatively easy, but features a lot of rocks, plenty of ruts, some steep climbs and descents, and a tight, technical turnaround at the end of the trail that will have you off camber near a steep drop...
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This is a fun and moderately challenging spur trail off of Gasquet Mountain Road, beginning near a good campsite. Starting from the south, the road climbs up a series of rocky switchbacks and crosses a couple of washes. The trail has become overgrown and is quite narrow, particularly in the southern...
Learn more about Red Rock Grade

Angela Mine is an intermediate trail originating off Gasquet Mountain Road - FS 17N49 that starts relatively easy, but features a lot of rocks, exposed roots, ruts, some steep climbs and descents, and a very tight, overgrown turnaround at the end of the trail near where the trail’s namesake mine onc...
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Low Divide-West - FS 305 is a publicly accessible, hard-packed gravel service road that intersects several private properties before leading you through a long, picturesque northern section of the Six Rivers National Park, bringing you close to the California-Oregon Border. The staging area at the S...
Learn more about Low Divide-West - FS 305

When you turn onto Peavine Ridge, this is the start of the trail. You cross the bridge over the creek, and the road turns to dirt and gravel. The trail climbs at a steady grade with Private Property on both sides of the road until you cross into the Siskiyou National Forest. Once you enter the Natio...
Learn more about Oregon Redwoods Trail

The Page Mountain Trail is an out and back at Siskiyou National Forest in Oregon. It is a very easy ride with one tight spot that could potentially cause pinstripes if not passed with care. There's a very large rocky area at the top that makes for some cool campsites. The base of the trail has 2 res...
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Branching off from the main road and clearly marked by brown Forest Service directional signs, this beautiful journey takes you through a dense pine forest along a road that is generally very wide, exceptionally flat, and clearly well-traversed. As you cruise along the hillside, the surface alternat...
Learn more about Lake Eleanor - FS 36N24

This short, unmarked out-and-back spur climbs into a densely wooded, lush evergreen forest that feels incredibly secluded. Starting from the main FS 37N55 road, the entrance can be a bit tricky to spot due to the complete lack of signage or trail markers. The journey begins with a relatively wide up...
Learn more about North Fork Swift Creek Spur A - FS 37N55A

Payette Trail #970 is accessible during late summer when the Applegate Lake water levels are lower. It is located at the southeast end of the lake off of Forest Road 1075, which takes you to Acorn Womans Lake. The trail starts off as a single wide dirt road with some turnouts to pass. As you get clo...
Learn more about Payette Trail - FS 970

Continuing the climb from Buckeye Creek, the overall environment of Up Little Boulder offers an incredible, expansive journey high into the Shasta National Forest that ultimately brings you to the edge of the majestic Trinity Alps Wilderness. This highly scenic, wide-open Forest Service route is a f...
Learn more about Up Little Boulder - FS 37N53

Nestled within the breathtaking Shasta-Trinity National Forest, this route climbs through a beautifully dense, lush evergreen woodland that slowly thins out as you approach the alpine summit. The public primarily travels this wonderfully maintained forest road to access the active Bonanza King Looko...
Learn more about Bonanza King Lookout - FS 38N85

Cooper Meadow - FS 40N76 offers an engaging mountain drive nestled within the serene, pine-scented evergreen woods of the Klamath National Forest. Easily accessed from the main connector road through Cooper Meadow, this trail provides visitors access to scenic dispersed camping spots, quiet backcoun...
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The overall environment of North Fork Swift Creek provides a beautifully winding, scenic escape that climbs steadily into the lush, shaded reaches of the Shasta National Forest just west of Trinity Lake. Serving as a fantastic woodland connector, this route bridges the Deadhorse Creek area in the no...
Learn more about North Fork Swift Creek - FS 37N55

Swift Creek - FS 36N25 is a highly accessible, beautifully scenic Forest Service road that reaches the trailheads for the Granite Lake and Swift Creek trails in the Trinity Alps Wilderness. As you meander through the dense, towering pine forest, the trail occasionally opens up to offer sweeping, el...
Learn more about Swift Creek - FS 36N25

The overall environment of Deadhorse Creek - FS 37N80Y begins as a pleasant, inviting woodland drive featuring sprawling, peekaboo views of Trinity Lake, but it progressively transforms into a rugged, heavily overgrown hillside track. Starting on a relatively clear and open path flanked by thick bla...
Learn more about Deadhorse Creek - FS 37N80Y

This is a spur road following Palmer creek. There are lots of active mining claims along this stretch of creek. Also lots of side roads that just dead-end. Up by Baily Gulch, there are remains of an old hard rock mine. Concrete structures. Be careful as they are still actively mining this area.
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Pappas Flat is a very easy, mostly gravel service road traversable by any vehicle with a moderate amount of ground clearance that can manage small ruts and a roughly 10-degree slope at around the mid-point of the road. Although it is a very short, publicly accessible trail, this service road provide...
Learn more about Pappas Flat

Gasquet Mountain Road (GMR) is just one of many routes available to access the beautiful Six Rivers National Forest. GMR is a single-lane gravel road that will reveal stunning views of the surrounding mountains. The road surface will change periodically from packed small gravel to loose softball siz...
Learn more about Gasquet Mountain Road - FSR 17N49

Black Jack Mine is a narrow spur trail originating off Gasquet Mountain Road [FSR 17N49] that starts relatively easy, but features a lot of rocks, plenty of ruts, some steep climbs and descents, and a tight, technical turnaround at the end of the trail that will have you off camber near a steep drop...
Learn more about Black Jack Mine

This is a fun and moderately challenging spur trail off of Gasquet Mountain Road, beginning near a good campsite. Starting from the south, the road climbs up a series of rocky switchbacks and crosses a couple of washes. The trail has become overgrown and is quite narrow, particularly in the southern...
Learn more about Red Rock Grade

Pappas Flat is a very easy, mostly gravel service road traversable by any vehicle with a moderate amount of ground clearance that can manage small ruts and a roughly 10-degree slope at around the mid-point of the road. Although it is a very short, publicly accessible trail, this service road provide...
Learn more about Pappas Flat

Gasquet Mountain Road (GMR) is just one of many routes available to access the beautiful Six Rivers National Forest. GMR is a single-lane gravel road that will reveal stunning views of the surrounding mountains. The road surface will change periodically from packed small gravel to loose softball siz...
Learn more about Gasquet Mountain Road - FSR 17N49

Black Jack Mine is a narrow spur trail originating off Gasquet Mountain Road [FSR 17N49] that starts relatively easy, but features a lot of rocks, plenty of ruts, some steep climbs and descents, and a tight, technical turnaround at the end of the trail that will have you off camber near a steep drop...
Learn more about Black Jack Mine

This is a fun and moderately challenging spur trail off of Gasquet Mountain Road, beginning near a good campsite. Starting from the south, the road climbs up a series of rocky switchbacks and crosses a couple of washes. The trail has become overgrown and is quite narrow, particularly in the southern...
Learn more about Red Rock Grade