Dirt Bike Trails
Near Parkline, Idaho

If you're in search of breathtaking vistas that stretch as far as the eye can see, look no further than these magnificent trails. Nestled amidst nature's beauty, these paths offer an opportunity to connect with the great outdoors while taking in some of the most stunning panoramic views nature has t...
Learn more about Saint Joe Baldy

This is a very nice easy drive through some beautiful thick forest. The road is mostly wide enough for easy passing and is mostly smooth. There are good views of the valleys and the rest of the mountain range. This is a great alternate route from Harrison to Carlin Bay for 4-wheel vehicles as well a...
Learn more about Carlin Creek/Carrill Ridge

Twin Crags Road is a moderate gravel and rock road in the St. Joe Mountains south of Cataldo, Idaho. This route is primarily on BLM and IDL land, with sections that are owned by various logging companies. This is the highest point you can drive to in Kootenai County. The road becomes overgrown for a...
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Mount Coeur d'Alene (439) is a single-width road that begins off East Burma Road and heads east up Mount Coeur d'Alene. After the peak of Mount Coeur d'Alene, it continues towards Red Horse Mountain, ending near Beauty Saddle at a large 4-way intersection with plenty of room to park and some breatht...
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This is a very nice route through the mountains from the Rose Lake area to the top of 4th of July Pass. The climb out of Kalarney Lake has some amazing views of the small lakes on the valley floor. Once you cross over the ridge, you are greeted by great views of the surrounding mountains. The road ...
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This is an easy backcountry route between Harrison and Beauty Bay. The route takes you through lots of dense forest and cedars with filtered views into the Rose Lake area. This route can be done with any type of vehicle as it is on well-maintained FS roads.
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1976 Hill Creek is a 1.9-mile out-and-back trail that starts at 377 Palouse Divide West, climbing around the west and north side of West Dennis, before ending at the border of PotlachDeltic timberland, where the trail becomes restricted to 50-inch and under OHVs. Hill Creek has recently had logging ...
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The St. Joe Divide Access Road is a steep, brief, and rocky offshoot road from the Twin Crags road that gives access to the St. Joe Divide ridge line motorcycle trail. The rocks on the road are sharp and must be traversed with care. The most southern tip of the road is the ridge line access point, t...
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The Beauty Creek Divide Trail is southeast of the city of Couer d'Alene. The trail has multiple viewpoints of the mouth of the Couer d'Alene River. There are a couple of dispersed camp sights and wide pullouts to allow other users to get by. there are some rutty areas and steep cliffside sections. R...
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Palouse Divide West is a 15.3-mile point-to-point trail that, beginning from the west, starts at the terminus of Big Creek Road. The trail descends the northwest side of Prospect Peak, continuing through a valley along Meadow Creek for several miles before making a sharp left turn as shown in Pictur...
Learn more about Palouse Divide East - FS 377

Three Tree Butte Trail No. 26 is a really fun alpine single track that is great for beginners or as part of a chill trail ride through this trail system. It starts from the north end as a really wide path, almost as wide as a jeep road. It turns off to the right from the wide path and climbs up a hi...
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This is a nice, easy route from Cataldo to the top of St. Joe Baldy. There are 2 different hiking trails on the route that take you to Crystal Lake. The last mile or so becomes very exposed and rocky, but at the top, you can see up and down the St. Joe River for miles.
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Coon Creek Trail was once a jeep trail that is now only accessible to ATVs and Dirtbikes. It is a short but tight, sometimes intense, and fun trail. There are a few sections with some deeper ruts and tight brush. The trail begins at Meadow Creek Road and follows the coon creek drainage up towards Pa...
Learn more about Coon Creek Trail (FDR 3300)

This road starts out fairly easy but is progressively more challenging as you get deeper into the woods. If you can make it at least halfway, you'll be rewarded with a few breathtaking views of Lake Coeur d'Alene and other nearby mountains. Pay attention to the drive as these views are fleeting! Roa...
Learn more about Beauty-Cedar (1575)

This is a small piece of trail 224 that starts from the Palouse Divide dirt road that dumps out on a logging road that can be taken to connect to the rest of the 224 single track (Part 1). This is a short section of trail that is flat, wide and easy through overgrown bushes with no obstacles. It lo...
Learn more about East Fork Meadow Creek No. 224 (Part 2)

This is a great trail for all levels. There are bypasses to most obstacles, which allows you to make the trail as difficult as you would like. It will test your approach & departure angles. There are logs and rock obstacles. Make sure to stay on the trail and always clean up after yourself to keep t...
Learn more about Roller Coaster

This is a short spur off of East Fork Meadow Creek that starts off of the main trail at a signed intersection. It continues on a shelf on a trail that looks like an old road so it stays pretty wide and flat. It slowly climbs up and becomes tighter in an overgrown area of trees with branches that whi...
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This route starts on Highway 95 near De Smet, Idaho and travels through McCroskey State Park. This is a well maintained road that any vehicle should be able to take on. Signs along the way will teach you some of the history of the area. Just over 6 miles in, you'll come across a day use area with a...
Learn more about Skyline Drive

This route starts out from the 4th of July Pass recreation parking lot and takes you through Curran Saddle over to Marie Saddle Road #412. From there, it's just 2.3 miles back to North Fork Coeur d'Alene River #209, which is a main route back towards town or I-90. This is one of many entrances to g...
Learn more about 4th July - Copper Creek - 3097

The Korth trail is a 50" trail at McCroskey State Park. Both ends start out pretty wide like a logging road, but you'll drop into the timber where the trail narrows. This is where you'll find more winding and flow on the trail. There are a handful of creek crossings that would likely be pretty seaso...
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If you're in search of breathtaking vistas that stretch as far as the eye can see, look no further than these magnificent trails. Nestled amidst nature's beauty, these paths offer an opportunity to connect with the great outdoors while taking in some of the most stunning panoramic views nature has t...
Learn more about Saint Joe Baldy

This is a very nice easy drive through some beautiful thick forest. The road is mostly wide enough for easy passing and is mostly smooth. There are good views of the valleys and the rest of the mountain range. This is a great alternate route from Harrison to Carlin Bay for 4-wheel vehicles as well a...
Learn more about Carlin Creek/Carrill Ridge

Twin Crags Road is a moderate gravel and rock road in the St. Joe Mountains south of Cataldo, Idaho. This route is primarily on BLM and IDL land, with sections that are owned by various logging companies. This is the highest point you can drive to in Kootenai County. The road becomes overgrown for a...
Learn more about Twin Crags Road

Mount Coeur d'Alene (439) is a single-width road that begins off East Burma Road and heads east up Mount Coeur d'Alene. After the peak of Mount Coeur d'Alene, it continues towards Red Horse Mountain, ending near Beauty Saddle at a large 4-way intersection with plenty of room to park and some breatht...
Learn more about Mount Coeur d'Alene (439)

If you're in search of breathtaking vistas that stretch as far as the eye can see, look no further than these magnificent trails. Nestled amidst nature's beauty, these paths offer an opportunity to connect with the great outdoors while taking in some of the most stunning panoramic views nature has t...
Learn more about Saint Joe Baldy

This is a very nice easy drive through some beautiful thick forest. The road is mostly wide enough for easy passing and is mostly smooth. There are good views of the valleys and the rest of the mountain range. This is a great alternate route from Harrison to Carlin Bay for 4-wheel vehicles as well a...
Learn more about Carlin Creek/Carrill Ridge

Twin Crags Road is a moderate gravel and rock road in the St. Joe Mountains south of Cataldo, Idaho. This route is primarily on BLM and IDL land, with sections that are owned by various logging companies. This is the highest point you can drive to in Kootenai County. The road becomes overgrown for a...
Learn more about Twin Crags Road

Mount Coeur d'Alene (439) is a single-width road that begins off East Burma Road and heads east up Mount Coeur d'Alene. After the peak of Mount Coeur d'Alene, it continues towards Red Horse Mountain, ending near Beauty Saddle at a large 4-way intersection with plenty of room to park and some breatht...
Learn more about Mount Coeur d'Alene (439)