Dirt Bike Trails
Near Pinehurst, Idaho

This route gives you incredible views of Wardner Peak and valleys. It finishes at the top of Frost Peak, giving you views of the Silver Valley. Most of the trail is easy fire road but the lase mile to the top gets rough and rocky., but the last
Learn more about Frost Peak

This trail is just outside Pinehurst. Coming down the little road next to a very beautiful creek. Then you turn left to go up the trail. It's an easy forest service road. But you can take this awesome bypass that goes straight up the mountain. On a tight little trail through the pine trees and recon...
Learn more about Pine Point

This is a great trail to test your rig, from rock crawling to seeing old mines. There are some bypasses to the harder obstacles. There are off-camber spots. I recommend 35s, a rock slider, skid plates, and a buddy. Other than that, it is a great and beautiful area and is a must-do trail in the CDA a...
Learn more about Denver Creek

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 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.
Learn more about Cataldo to St. Joe Baldy

Little North Fork Coeur d'Alene River Road (209) is the main route through this part of the Coeur d'Alene National Forest. On the southeast end, it turns from pavement to gravel just past Bumblebee Campground and heads northwest to Honeysuckle Campground. There are numerous spots to camp alongside...
Learn more about North Fork Coeur d'Alene River (209)

This 3.6-mile trail is a super challenging single track that connects Coal Creek and Graham Creek in the Coeur d'Alene National Forest. Much of the trail is very rocky and narrow, crossing several short scree fields, with switchbacks that are 180-degree hairpin turns and very tight. It follows a cre...
Learn more about Graham Coal Connect

Montgomery-Moon Ridge is USFS road #946, a lightly used well-maintained route in the Coeur d'Alene National Forest. At low elevation, it passes many privately owned tracts and has lots of tight turns. There are no camping or bathrooms on the route, and deer and elk are infrequently found due to prox...
Learn more about Montgomery-Moon Ridge

The trail to Lost Lake takes you deep into the mountains to the south of Osburn, Idaho, on a gorgeous 1600ft climb with many breathtaking views of the Silver Valley. The trail starts directly out of the Big Creek I-90 Exit, with a small parking lot available. The initial climb is pavement for about ...
Learn more about Lost Lake

Coal Creek Trail is located in the Coeur d'Alene National Forest north of Kellogg, Idaho. The south end of the trail starts at the intersection with Graham Ridge at 5,400 feet, and steadily descends 3,000 feet to the north trailhead off of National Forest Development Road 9. The entire length of the...
Learn more about Coal Creek

This national forest road leads to Lake Elsie Campground & Recreation Area. Lake Elsie is a no-fee camp area with 11 designated campsites and miles of ATV trails. It's also a great day-use area for kayaking, paddle boarding, and other water activities. The area seems to be popular during hunting sea...
Learn more about Lake Elsie (2354)

Graham Ridge is located in the Coeur d'Alene National Forest north of Kellogg, Idaho. The east trailhead starts off of Forest Service Road 620 (Character Ridge) and can be connected with several other single-track trails in the area. The trail is narrow, with good traction, and mostly fast and flowy...
Learn more about Graham Ridge

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...
Learn more about St. Joe Divide Access

Character Ridge is USFS road #620, a lightly used well maintained route in the Coeur d'Alene National Forest. It rises from Coeur d'Alene River Road and has lots of tight turns. There are no camping or bathrooms on the route, and deer and elk are infrequently found due to proximity to town. The rout...
Learn more about Character Ridge

This is a 6-mile segment of the St. Joe Divide Nrt ATV trail that goes along the natural divide between the Coeur D'Alene National Forest and the St. Joe National Forest. From east to west, it goes from the intersection with Dam Creek to the Kellogg Saddle at 4,400 feet elevation. It's a fun ATV rid...
Learn more about St Joe Divide NRT ATV (Kellogg Saddle to Dam Creek)

Trail rating is a 7 due to loose rock, scree fields, tight switchbacks, creek and river crossings, and distance. No cell service on most of this ride, so bring a satellite communicator and never ride alone. Starting at Elsie Lake, take the Lake Elsie ATV trail. Follow this ATV trail for about 1 mile...
Learn more about Bronson Meadows Loop

This single track takes you 2 miles south of the Coeur D'Alene Divide NRT ATV trail to the summit of Elsie Peak. It's a tight and narrow single track with deep troughs and really steep sections that go straight up. It has lots of overgrown bushes sticking out over the trail and lots of tight curves....
Learn more about Elsie Peak

This 5 mile trail in the Coeur d'Alene National Forest is a fun and easy single track that starts from the town of Osburn, Idaho, and can be used to access more single track trails that are farther north. Parts of the trail look like it's an old road since it's wider in parts, but eventually it gets...
Learn more about Evolution

The northern trailhead of Graham Creek starts off of National Forest Development Road 9 at the back of what looks like a camp spot. It meanders flat along a stream with a couple of easy and shallow creek crossings with smooth rocks. At the intersection with Graham Coal Connect, start heading southea...
Learn more about Graham Creek

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

This route gives you incredible views of Wardner Peak and valleys. It finishes at the top of Frost Peak, giving you views of the Silver Valley. Most of the trail is easy fire road but the lase mile to the top gets rough and rocky., but the last
Learn more about Frost Peak

This trail is just outside Pinehurst. Coming down the little road next to a very beautiful creek. Then you turn left to go up the trail. It's an easy forest service road. But you can take this awesome bypass that goes straight up the mountain. On a tight little trail through the pine trees and recon...
Learn more about Pine Point

This is a great trail to test your rig, from rock crawling to seeing old mines. There are some bypasses to the harder obstacles. There are off-camber spots. I recommend 35s, a rock slider, skid plates, and a buddy. Other than that, it is a great and beautiful area and is a must-do trail in the CDA a...
Learn more about Denver Creek

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 route gives you incredible views of Wardner Peak and valleys. It finishes at the top of Frost Peak, giving you views of the Silver Valley. Most of the trail is easy fire road but the lase mile to the top gets rough and rocky., but the last
Learn more about Frost Peak

This trail is just outside Pinehurst. Coming down the little road next to a very beautiful creek. Then you turn left to go up the trail. It's an easy forest service road. But you can take this awesome bypass that goes straight up the mountain. On a tight little trail through the pine trees and recon...
Learn more about Pine Point

This is a great trail to test your rig, from rock crawling to seeing old mines. There are some bypasses to the harder obstacles. There are off-camber spots. I recommend 35s, a rock slider, skid plates, and a buddy. Other than that, it is a great and beautiful area and is a must-do trail in the CDA a...
Learn more about Denver Creek

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