Dirt Bike Trails
Near Sandy Valley, Nevada

This moderately challenging 4.3-mile out-and-back trail is perfect for offroaders seeking a scenic desert trek to a historic mining site with impressive mountain backdrops. Navigating from Sandy Valley Road, the route climbs from 3,280 feet to 3,974 feet as it winds south toward Little Devil Peak in...
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This is a short connector trail used to connect the Ridge Trail to the Pants Loop. Although only 3 miles long, it runs through a variety of terrain, including a mix of soft dirt, sandier dirt, and hard-packed dirt with loose rock. It dips in and out of rocky ravines and washes and also runs elevated...
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Ride this fun short single track to connect the Ridge Trail to the Pants Trail and make a fun day ride in this trail system southeast of Pahrump, NV. This is a narrow single track with a mix of soft dirt and hard-packed dirt covered in small loose sharp rocks. Some sections of the trail are smooth a...
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The Potosi Tower Road is a 14.6 out and back trail that goes to a great overlook of the Las Vegas Strip and Potosi Mountain. Built as a service road for the multiple communication towers on the ridge line, this trail is suitable for any 4WD vehicles. Many switchbacks and sweeping views of the high d...
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The Pants Connector Trail is an 8.6-mile single-track connection between the Pants Loop Trail and the Ridge Trail. Riding NE to SW, it departs from the east end of the Pants Loop at an intersection marked with a cairn and heads southwest. The beginning of the trail is hardpacked dirt with small loos...
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The Ridge Trail is a single-track trail starting off of Sandy Valley Fwy, a jeep road that starts off of Tecopa Road, in the BLM area southeast of Pahrump, NV. The northern trailhead starts on soft bentonite dirt with a few whoops. It turns into a rocky wash and steadily starts to gain some elevatio...
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This route begins at Kingston Wash Road and ends at Mesquite Valley Road, following a mix of aging, broken pavement, gravel stretches, and sections of loose rock. Much of the drive is easy, making it an enjoyable run across varied terrain. Sweeping desert vistas are the norm on this route as you cli...
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The Pants Trail is probably one of the more popular trails in this trail system SE of Pahrump, NV. It's a fun and flowy 6-mile trail that has fewer loose rocks than the rest of the trails in the area. This is a faster trail because it's mostly smooth, straight, and flat. From the south trailhead, it...
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This short single track is a fun ride in the Pahrump BLM through a wide-open desert landscape full of Yucca and Joshua Trees. It's a fast and flowy single track that is mostly smooth and easy. It crosses several sudden dips into ravines that you have to watch out for. The south end of this trail com...
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Sand Valley Plant Road travels over fine, loose dirt and sand that can become more difficult when wet. The route has frequent 6–8 inch ruts, whoops up to 14 inches tall, and rock gardens with 2–6 inch rocks. Several washes reach 18 inches deep and require approximately 12 inches of front-end approac...
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Pants Trail East is one of several fast and fun desert single tracks in this trail system SE of Pahrump, NV accessed off of Tecopa Road. This one is very similar to Pants Trail and can be ridden in connection with the Pants Loop and Andys TK2 and 3 for a fun loop. From the north end of the trail, it...
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Pants East travels over fine, loose dirt that can become more difficult when wet. Frequent rock gardens contain 2–6-inch rocks, while numerous loose, rocky obstacles throughout the route reach 12–24 inches tall. 4WD or AWD is required due to the size and frequency of these obstacles. Camping is ple...
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Potosi Pass Road is a scenic, 12.7-mile point-to-point trail traversing Nevada's Spring Mountains, making it an excellent run for intermediate drivers seeking a mix of mountain pine forests and rugged desert flats. Starting at an elevation of nearly 6,233 feet, the route winds through the scenic pea...
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The Pant's Loop is one of the longer trails in this trail system, starting off of Cathedral Canyon Road and ending on Pahrump Road. It's a fast desert trail running through a Joshua Tree Forest with rugged desert mountains on all sides of you. The trail is narrow; only a foot wide or tire wide at pa...
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Cali to Sandy Valley begins directly along the California-Nevada border and travels over fine, loose dirt that can become more difficult when wet. The trail branches from an easy Level 2 route and has ruts ranging from approximately 5–8 inches deep. Several large campsites are located along the rout...
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Stump Spring West travels west over fine, loose dirt that can become more difficult when wet. The trail is narrow with some overgrown vegetation, although pinstriping is generally avoidable and occasional pullouts allow vehicles to pass. Ruts and washes reach approximately 12 inches, with a few larg...
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This is a cross-over route between the Cottonwood Pass trail and the Restless Road trail. It follows a power-line easement and is an excellent way to extend and create a loop from one area to another. It accesses Nevada State Highway 160, which it runs parallel with and provides access to the highwa...
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Cottonwood Pass runs north and south through the Spring Mountain and Red Rock conservation areas just west of Las Vegas, NV. From Blue Diamond Road, you can take Cottonwood Pass all the way to Goodsprings, NV. Once you get down there, stop at the Pioneer Saloon for a good burger or visit some old hi...
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The Andy Tk2 trail is a fast and flowy ride through a mix of soft bentonite dirt hills and hardpack single track. The trail flows up and over these hills and into ravines, through a wide open desert landscape full of small bushes and cacti. The south end of the trail begins at the intersection with ...
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Tecopa Parallel runs alongside Tecopa Road over fine, loose dirt mixed with gravel that can become more difficult to drive when wet. The trail is wide enough for vehicles to pass and travels directly toward the surrounding mountain range, providing scenic views throughout the route. Camping is abund...
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This moderately challenging 4.3-mile out-and-back trail is perfect for offroaders seeking a scenic desert trek to a historic mining site with impressive mountain backdrops. Navigating from Sandy Valley Road, the route climbs from 3,280 feet to 3,974 feet as it winds south toward Little Devil Peak in...
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The Potosi Tower Road is a 14.6 out and back trail that goes to a great overlook of the Las Vegas Strip and Potosi Mountain. Built as a service road for the multiple communication towers on the ridge line, this trail is suitable for any 4WD vehicles. Many switchbacks and sweeping views of the high d...
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This route begins at Kingston Wash Road and ends at Mesquite Valley Road, following a mix of aging, broken pavement, gravel stretches, and sections of loose rock. Much of the drive is easy, making it an enjoyable run across varied terrain. Sweeping desert vistas are the norm on this route as you cli...
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Sand Valley Plant Road travels over fine, loose dirt and sand that can become more difficult when wet. The route has frequent 6–8 inch ruts, whoops up to 14 inches tall, and rock gardens with 2–6 inch rocks. Several washes reach 18 inches deep and require approximately 12 inches of front-end approac...
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This moderately challenging 4.3-mile out-and-back trail is perfect for offroaders seeking a scenic desert trek to a historic mining site with impressive mountain backdrops. Navigating from Sandy Valley Road, the route climbs from 3,280 feet to 3,974 feet as it winds south toward Little Devil Peak in...
Learn more about Sultan Mine

The Potosi Tower Road is a 14.6 out and back trail that goes to a great overlook of the Las Vegas Strip and Potosi Mountain. Built as a service road for the multiple communication towers on the ridge line, this trail is suitable for any 4WD vehicles. Many switchbacks and sweeping views of the high d...
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This route begins at Kingston Wash Road and ends at Mesquite Valley Road, following a mix of aging, broken pavement, gravel stretches, and sections of loose rock. Much of the drive is easy, making it an enjoyable run across varied terrain. Sweeping desert vistas are the norm on this route as you cli...
Learn more about Excelsior Mine Road

Sand Valley Plant Road travels over fine, loose dirt and sand that can become more difficult when wet. The route has frequent 6–8 inch ruts, whoops up to 14 inches tall, and rock gardens with 2–6 inch rocks. Several washes reach 18 inches deep and require approximately 12 inches of front-end approac...
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