Dirt Bike Trails
Near Prado Verde, Texas

This trail starts on Highway 9 in New Mexico. This Highway parallels the border wall for a good while. Once you turn off onto the trail, you have the opportunity to air down. Though the trail is not very technical and is pretty well maintained, there are occasional pockets of silt you must watch for...
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Some light sandy two-track slowly weaves into harder and deeper sand in a rocky canyon that loops over to another canyon with great views and awesome great views of the mesa from Aiden Hills OHV and picacho peak, box canyon, and box canyon dam. This route is great for a scenic afternoon ride and gre...
Learn more about West Mesa Loves Loop

The Gateway to Red Sands is a shallow, washed-out trail that has been used for years. While the majority of the trail is comparable to a dry riverbed and suitable for any 4WD vehicle, there are areas with obstacles suitable for built off-road rigs with ledges up to three feet tall. The trail runs th...
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This is an easy fast route through canyons and sweeping roads that cut through BLM-leased property so please practice the leave-no-trace policy and close all gates as cattle are out and roaming in these areas. Cell phone service is limited! There is some steep terrain but there are ways around it. p...
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The Timberon Overland Express is a great way to get a taste of overlanding without much preparation. The route can be run in either direction, as the entire trip is on county roads which cross state lines between New Mexico and Texas. You will cross through private ranch land, BLM lands, the Lincoln...
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This is a fairly easy run through the eastern middle Dona Anas to a nice overlook. The Starting point for this run is east of the South mountain bike parking lot and leads to the overlook near the eastern powerline road. This area is a mixed-use section of the Organ Mtns Park and crosses several mou...
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This short ride in the Dona Ana Mountains starts from the end of the desert wind way past the Dona Ana Trailhead. The road was in generally good condition with a few rock ledges and washouts where it crosses arroyos. Nalgas Rock is a rather large boulder near the end of the trail at the overlook/end...
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This trail features rough terrain. You will definitely need an experienced driver. The trails are a mix of sand and rocks. There are beautiful views once you reach the trail and you are able to do some rock climbing as well as short hikes to access different angles of the Dona Ana Mountains. It is w...
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This trail is about 6 miles long right outside of Oro Grande New Mexico. There are many trails in the area that lead to old prospected mines. Many of the mines are closed off but a few are open and should be explored with precaution. On this trail, you will encounter a variety of terrains. This is a...
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Can be done in either direction. If done counterclockwise, the route starts in a wash. Towards the head of the wash, it gets narrower and rockier. There are some 24-inch ledges and large rocks. A short, steep climb brings you up on top of a mesa. The mesa top portion of the trail traverses several n...
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Distroya is a brutal, nonstop uphill rockcrawling trail that immediately throws you into a relentless boulder garden filled with large, loose, jagged rocks. The terrain constantly shifts under tire, with off-camber sections that test balance and nerve as much as traction. Precise tire placement and ...
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Ol'Skool or (Old Skool) is a rather narrow and challenging level 7 trail that climbs up and around a mountain range. It consists of large boulder gardens throughout the entire climb with a few more challenging obstacles scattered throughout. The loose nature of the large boulders and ever-increasing...
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Godzilla is an extremely rugged, highly technical rock crawling trail that demands precision from the start. It opens with a steep, off-camber waterfall climb that immediately puts drivers on edge, finishing in a tight pinch point where careful tire placement is critical to avoid a rollover. Beyond ...
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Godzilla’s Throne is a true finale built for drivers who still have something left to prove. It deviates directly off Godzilla and quickly rejoins. The first test is an imposing 8 foot vertical waterfall that demands full commitment. Multiple line choices exist, ranging from a technical crawl with p...
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Hood Ornament is a relentless climb that tests both driver skill and vehicle capability from the moment your tires leave the trailhead. The route quickly turns upward into a series of steep, unforgiving rock faces that demand careful line choice and steady throttle control. As you gain elevation, th...
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Not Worth It starts just below the water dam but quickly changes into a narrow canyon filled with boulders and an increasing elevation. These scattered boulders get bigger and more frequent as you continue to the top. The last obstacle is a 3-4 foot ledge with several challenging boulders below that...
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This trail starts on Highway 9 in New Mexico. This Highway parallels the border wall for a good while. Once you turn off onto the trail, you have the opportunity to air down. Though the trail is not very technical and is pretty well maintained, there are occasional pockets of silt you must watch for...
Learn more about Border to Las Cruces

Some light sandy two-track slowly weaves into harder and deeper sand in a rocky canyon that loops over to another canyon with great views and awesome great views of the mesa from Aiden Hills OHV and picacho peak, box canyon, and box canyon dam. This route is great for a scenic afternoon ride and gre...
Learn more about West Mesa Loves Loop

The Gateway to Red Sands is a shallow, washed-out trail that has been used for years. While the majority of the trail is comparable to a dry riverbed and suitable for any 4WD vehicle, there are areas with obstacles suitable for built off-road rigs with ledges up to three feet tall. The trail runs th...
Learn more about Gateway to Red Sands

This is an easy fast route through canyons and sweeping roads that cut through BLM-leased property so please practice the leave-no-trace policy and close all gates as cattle are out and roaming in these areas. Cell phone service is limited! There is some steep terrain but there are ways around it. p...
Learn more about Faulkner Gap

This trail starts on Highway 9 in New Mexico. This Highway parallels the border wall for a good while. Once you turn off onto the trail, you have the opportunity to air down. Though the trail is not very technical and is pretty well maintained, there are occasional pockets of silt you must watch for...
Learn more about Border to Las Cruces

Some light sandy two-track slowly weaves into harder and deeper sand in a rocky canyon that loops over to another canyon with great views and awesome great views of the mesa from Aiden Hills OHV and picacho peak, box canyon, and box canyon dam. This route is great for a scenic afternoon ride and gre...
Learn more about West Mesa Loves Loop

This is an easy fast route through canyons and sweeping roads that cut through BLM-leased property so please practice the leave-no-trace policy and close all gates as cattle are out and roaming in these areas. Cell phone service is limited! There is some steep terrain but there are ways around it. p...
Learn more about Faulkner Gap

This is a fairly easy run through the eastern middle Dona Anas to a nice overlook. The Starting point for this run is east of the South mountain bike parking lot and leads to the overlook near the eastern powerline road. This area is a mixed-use section of the Organ Mtns Park and crosses several mou...
Learn more about Lookout Point