Dirt Bike Trails
Near Rolla, Missouri

This route is narrow for most of its length, making it strictly single-vehicle width with little room for error. Because of the tight tree coverage on both sides, there is a real possibility of sliding toward trees if traction breaks loose, especially in the rutted sections. After recent rainfall, c...
Learn more about FS 1530B

This trail features numerous mud puddles scattered along the route, some of which can be fairly deep depending on recent weather. While the water-filled sections may look intimidating, most of them typically have a firm, solid bottom underneath. Vegetation has begun to grow along portions of the tra...
Learn more about FS 1530C

This route is generally well-maintained and offers a smooth, consistent driving surface for most of its length. Along the way, you’ll encounter several puddles, some deeper than others, though they typically have a firm, hard-packed bottom. The route is technically single-vehicle width, but there ar...
Learn more about FS 1534

This route is very well maintained and nearly wide enough in many sections for two vehicles to pass comfortably. The surface is smooth and consistent, making for an easy and relaxed drive. Along the route, there are several designated pull-off areas suitable for dispersed camping. You’ll encounter a...
Learn more about FS 1530

This route starts out fairly wide and is in very good condition, making the first stretch easy to navigate. The surface is well-maintained and generally smooth. Around 1 mile in, you may encounter a small seasonal waterfall and a shallow water crossing that flows across the trail, depending on recen...
Learn more about FS 1702

This route follows a wide, well-maintained gravel road that is easy to navigate and comfortable for most vehicles. The surface is generally smooth, with no significant obstacles or technical challenges along the way. Several side roads and offshoots branch off from the main route, offering opportuni...
Learn more about FS 1727

This is an unmaintained trail that sees limited upkeep and can become challenging depending on recent weather. Expect several deep, muddy ruts filled with thick mud, especially in low-lying areas. There are also a few tight squeezes between trees where light pinstriping is likely, particularly for w...
Learn more about FS 1727C

This route begins as a wide county road with enough room for two vehicles to pass comfortably. As you continue, it narrows significantly near a barn and transitions into more of a single vehicle wide route. Use caution in this area, as the property on the same side as the barn is clearly marked as p...
Learn more about FS 1705

A well-maintained gravel road that is generally easy to navigate, though there are a few narrower sections where trees and brush close in slightly. Along the route, you’ll encounter several puddles that can become surprisingly deep, especially after periods of rain, so it’s wise to approach them cau...
Learn more about FS 1733

This route is primarily gravel and generally easy to travel, with a consistent surface throughout most of the route. In several sections, you’ll encounter areas where water tends to pool, sometimes creating larger standing puddles. While these spots can look intimidating at first glance, they typica...
Learn more about FS 1727A

This is a fairly wide route with enough space for two vehicles to pass comfortably in most sections. However, drivers should remain alert, as active logging operations may take place along this route. It’s possible to encounter logging trucks, heavy equipment, or debris related to timber activity. S...
Learn more about FSR 1708A

This is a single vehicle wide route that remains fairly pleasant to travel. While there are a few rougher or uneven sections along the route, the surface is generally manageable and does not present significant difficulty. Trees line both sides of the route, creating a more enclosed feel, and it’s p...
Learn more about FS 1710

This is an out-and-back route that sees limited maintenance but is still traveled enough to follow without much difficulty. Early on, there is a single dispersed campsite located not far from the trailhead. The route quickly narrows as it moves into thicker timber, with dense tree cover creating tig...
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This is a scenic and easy route lined with tall, mature trees that create a peaceful, shaded drive. The surface is a well-maintained gravel road with no significant obstacles, steep climbs, or technical challenges, making it suitable for most vehicles. The route is straightforward and comfortable fr...
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This is a maintained gravel road with generally smooth conditions, though you will encounter a few rougher or washboarded sections along the way. There are a couple of larger dispersed camping areas that offer plenty of space for multiple vehicles or small groups. The route eventually leads to Mayfi...
Learn more about Thomas Lane

This route is fairly well-maintained and generally easy to travel, though it does feature several mud holes scattered along the route. While some of the puddles can appear deep, they typically have a firm, solid bottom that provides a stable footing for most vehicles. There are a few areas where tre...
Learn more about FS 1736

This is an out-and-back route with a generally straightforward layout and no major technical obstacles along the way. For most of the drive, the trail remains single vehicle width, requiring drivers to be mindful of oncoming traffic and limited passing space. During or after rainfall, there is a low...
Learn more about FS 1763

This route drops you down toward the Big Piney River and offers a straightforward way to reach the water without heavy traffic or crowds. A few sections are noticeably steep, but they’re built on a solid gravel base that provides decent traction in dry conditions. After rain, those same climbs can b...
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James Ridge FS 2754, is a semi-maintained gravel forest road within the Salem Unit of Mark Twain National Forest. The road features a ridge-top ride on the hill with James Branch Creek to the south and Chandler Hollow/Lost Lake to the east. Along the way, there are small water collection spots, surf...
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North James (FS 2743) is a low-standard gravel forest service road within the Mark Twain National Forest Potosi Unit. North James features a short annual season of use from November 7th to November 30th, during deer season. The road is 0.9 of a mile long, starting from the hilltop along the Crooked ...
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This route is narrow for most of its length, making it strictly single-vehicle width with little room for error. Because of the tight tree coverage on both sides, there is a real possibility of sliding toward trees if traction breaks loose, especially in the rutted sections. After recent rainfall, c...
Learn more about FS 1530B

This trail features numerous mud puddles scattered along the route, some of which can be fairly deep depending on recent weather. While the water-filled sections may look intimidating, most of them typically have a firm, solid bottom underneath. Vegetation has begun to grow along portions of the tra...
Learn more about FS 1530C

This route is generally well-maintained and offers a smooth, consistent driving surface for most of its length. Along the way, you’ll encounter several puddles, some deeper than others, though they typically have a firm, hard-packed bottom. The route is technically single-vehicle width, but there ar...
Learn more about FS 1534

This route is very well maintained and nearly wide enough in many sections for two vehicles to pass comfortably. The surface is smooth and consistent, making for an easy and relaxed drive. Along the route, there are several designated pull-off areas suitable for dispersed camping. You’ll encounter a...
Learn more about FS 1530

This route is narrow for most of its length, making it strictly single-vehicle width with little room for error. Because of the tight tree coverage on both sides, there is a real possibility of sliding toward trees if traction breaks loose, especially in the rutted sections. After recent rainfall, c...
Learn more about FS 1530B

This trail features numerous mud puddles scattered along the route, some of which can be fairly deep depending on recent weather. While the water-filled sections may look intimidating, most of them typically have a firm, solid bottom underneath. Vegetation has begun to grow along portions of the tra...
Learn more about FS 1530C

This route is generally well-maintained and offers a smooth, consistent driving surface for most of its length. Along the way, you’ll encounter several puddles, some deeper than others, though they typically have a firm, hard-packed bottom. The route is technically single-vehicle width, but there ar...
Learn more about FS 1534

This route is very well maintained and nearly wide enough in many sections for two vehicles to pass comfortably. The surface is smooth and consistent, making for an easy and relaxed drive. Along the route, there are several designated pull-off areas suitable for dispersed camping. You’ll encounter a...
Learn more about FS 1530