Dirt Bike Trails
Near Point Roberts, Washington

Florence FSR runs along the west side of Stave Lake. There is a Dam and Generating Station on Stave Lake that you can cross if you want to explore the east side of the lake. The road to Rock Creek is well maintained and most vehicles should be able to make the trek. However, the washboarding is pret...
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At nearly 1,300 feet in elevation, this lake offers a peaceful retreat with amenities like a sturdy dock for launching paddle boards or fishing. Its relatively warm waters invite refreshing summer swims. The spacious site easily accommodates several vehicles, making it an excellent destination for b...
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This trail explores the vicinity of Nanaimo, British Columbia. It begins on the town side, leading into the Blood Fart section, which forms a loop starting and ending at a Forest Service road. Accessing Blood Fart involves navigating a blend of two tracks and technical obstacles until reaching a cli...
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Once a secret playground for local buggy drivers, this trail still carries a hint of its rugged past. It climbs steadily to over 2,200 feet, rewarding you with a panoramic overlook of Cowichan River Provincial Park. The first half serves up narrow, partly washed-out single tracks that twist and dip ...
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Trail 230 is one of several short motorcycle trails in the Whistle Lake Area. It's a wide dirt path with a few embedded rock surfaces, embedded boulders, and big roots, but it is overall a very easy trail. It goes between tall skinny red alder trees, sword ferns, and thick cedar trees in a really sc...
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Follow the Forest Service road to a hidden local favorite pond. The origins of its name remain a mystery, adding to its quiet charm. The pond features an old, weathered wooden dock, perfect for launching a paddle board or simply relaxing while taking in the peaceful forest and mountain surroundings.
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This short trail will take you along the Lost Creek Forest Service Road terminating at Salsbury Lake Recreation Site. The trail is well maintained for the majority of the trip, with some sections prone to large potholes. Expect loose rocks and steep sections throughout the trail with multiple water ...
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This is a narrow, one-vehicle-wide gravel forest road with room to pass that travels past the Fire Creek Swimming Hole. There are a couple of spots for camping near the swimming hole, and the road ends at a bright yellow gate about a mile from Stave Lake that is posted as private with no public acce...
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This is a gravel forest road that leads you into a network of trails. The route is wide enough for two vehicles most of the way, with several one-lane bridges. There are turnouts should you encounter other vehicles. There are minor washboards and potholes, but overall this is an easy route that is s...
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This is a gravel forest road with some rock in the trail. The trail gradually climbs nearly 500 feet over 1.7 miles to a dead-end campsite at Twin Lakes. The trail is narrow and one vehicle wide, with overgrown vegetation and tight trees the last quarter mile. There are many humps/whoops and one ver...
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Middle Fork Nooksack is a 12.6-mile out-and-back gravel road located east of Deming and ending at Ridley Creek Trailhead. The road surface gets procedurally rougher, starting as a wide gravel road with some potholes and ending as a tight trail with some ruts and large deep potholes. The first 4.8 mi...
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This is a short but technical trail to a beautiful hidden lake. You will find various obstacles such as washouts with logs, loose rock hill climbs, root sections, and optional rock faces with two routes. A spotter is recommended if you're new to the trail, and 33" tires minimum with 2"+ lift is reco...
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Grotto Falls Trail winds through and up the coastal mountains of British Columbia, ending at a lovely waterfall swimming hole. The majority of the trail follows a forest service road, with the final few kilometers being the roughest part of the journey. The forest service road winds through the beau...
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This gravel road leads from Squamish town in BC to the north end of Indian Arm-an ocean inlet. It is a Forest Service road that is not regularly maintained. You'll encounter gravel with loose sharp rocks, and it's pretty steep at the beginning (9-12 degrees). Since it's at a higher elevation, snow i...
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Richardson Lake Trail is a steep climb through the coastal mountains of the Sunshine Coast, BC, ending at the beautiful Richardson Lake. The trail consists of many different sections, each with its own challenges. Get ready for steep grades and numerous off-camber climbs caused by washouts. If you a...
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You can expect a well-maintained logging road until you get to the start of the trail. Along the trail, there are stumps you need to navigate around, puddles you need to drive through, and trees you need to squeeze between. Once you complete all of that, you will be rewarded with a beautiful lake th...
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This route leads you along a bumpy logging road that takes you up a mountain to a beautiful campsite/viewpoint that overlooks First Lake and Mount DeCosmos. On clear days, you can see many mountains in the Beaufort range, including Mount Arrowsmith and Mount Moriarity. The last 500 or so feet of the...
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This is a beautiful lake with 5 hidden campsites and a few trails to test out your modified 4X4. The route starts out at the Northwest Bay logging road gate. Once you pass through the gate you will take a left turn at the first Y intersection after the farmer's field. That will put you onto 155 Main...
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Blindside Connector is a trail that connects from Ring Creek FSR all the way back to another advanced/very advanced riding zone. The trail itself is very easy to ride and fast-paced. It has one small hill in it that contains some loose, smaller rocks, but the rest is just smooth fast. Great for gett...
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Stupid is a short but very technical trail that branches between Moto World and Smokey Bees. It can be tied together with Smokey Bees and Fat Hand for loads and loads of advanced tech. This trail loses/gains some vert and is either roots or rocks or a combo of both the entire duration. The rocks are...
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Florence FSR runs along the west side of Stave Lake. There is a Dam and Generating Station on Stave Lake that you can cross if you want to explore the east side of the lake. The road to Rock Creek is well maintained and most vehicles should be able to make the trek. However, the washboarding is pret...
Learn more about Florence Lake FSR

At nearly 1,300 feet in elevation, this lake offers a peaceful retreat with amenities like a sturdy dock for launching paddle boards or fishing. Its relatively warm waters invite refreshing summer swims. The spacious site easily accommodates several vehicles, making it an excellent destination for b...
Learn more about Wild Dear Lake

This trail explores the vicinity of Nanaimo, British Columbia. It begins on the town side, leading into the Blood Fart section, which forms a loop starting and ending at a Forest Service road. Accessing Blood Fart involves navigating a blend of two tracks and technical obstacles until reaching a cli...
Learn more about Blood Fart

Once a secret playground for local buggy drivers, this trail still carries a hint of its rugged past. It climbs steadily to over 2,200 feet, rewarding you with a panoramic overlook of Cowichan River Provincial Park. The first half serves up narrow, partly washed-out single tracks that twist and dip ...
Learn more about ArmDong

Florence FSR runs along the west side of Stave Lake. There is a Dam and Generating Station on Stave Lake that you can cross if you want to explore the east side of the lake. The road to Rock Creek is well maintained and most vehicles should be able to make the trek. However, the washboarding is pret...
Learn more about Florence Lake FSR

At nearly 1,300 feet in elevation, this lake offers a peaceful retreat with amenities like a sturdy dock for launching paddle boards or fishing. Its relatively warm waters invite refreshing summer swims. The spacious site easily accommodates several vehicles, making it an excellent destination for b...
Learn more about Wild Dear Lake

This trail explores the vicinity of Nanaimo, British Columbia. It begins on the town side, leading into the Blood Fart section, which forms a loop starting and ending at a Forest Service road. Accessing Blood Fart involves navigating a blend of two tracks and technical obstacles until reaching a cli...
Learn more about Blood Fart

Once a secret playground for local buggy drivers, this trail still carries a hint of its rugged past. It climbs steadily to over 2,200 feet, rewarding you with a panoramic overlook of Cowichan River Provincial Park. The first half serves up narrow, partly washed-out single tracks that twist and dip ...
Learn more about ArmDong