Dirt Bike Trails
Near Silver Lakes, California

This is the main graded trail into the OHV area. It is mostly well-graded with plenty of washboard bumps and mild transitions to make life easier for those towing trailers. There is a pit toilet on the way in, and once you pass the quarry, the trail becomes a little more narrow and more whooped out....
Learn more about Stoddard Mountain Road

This technical offshoot branches away from the main dirt road to offer a more aggressive alternative for those looking to skip the easy stuff. It’s a great section for practicing technical maneuvers and testing your suspension’s ability to track over uneven ground. Instead of a smooth path, you’ll f...
Learn more about Broken Spur Offshoot

This dirt road serves as a solid jumping-off point, offering a mix of established path and wider double-track sections. It’s the primary route if you’re looking to push further west and explore the terrain that sits just outside the official BLM boundaries. The trail is open and easy to navigate, ma...
Learn more about High Desert Hook

This trail sits in the western part of the BLM section and is mainly composed of a wide, manageable double-track road. It’s a key arterial route that offers several connections to other off-road sections, making it a great way to link up different riding zones. Because it’s more open, it’s a perfect...
Learn more about Broken Spur

Sandy Hill Camp Overlook is a scenic two-mile trail in the Stoddard Valley OHV Recreation Area, perfect for four-wheel-drive vehicles and SxSs seeking a campsite with panoramic valley views. This route winds through soft sand washes bordering the main staging area and climbs to a high point around 3...
Learn more about Sandy Hill Camp Overlook

This technical wash is a blast if you’re looking for a challenge that keeps you on your toes. It’s a tricky run packed with rock step-ups and natural obstacles that require precise wheel placement and a bit of trial-and-error. You’ll spend a lot of time picking your lines through the boulders, makin...
Learn more about Dry Wash Trail

This is a key BLM entry point that serves as a main gateway to the surrounding off-road networks. It’s primarily a double-track road, providing plenty of breathing room as you transition from the pavement into the dirt. While it isn't the most technical stretch, it’s a reliable route for getting you...
Learn more about Juniper Pass

This fun little offshoot is a great spot if you’re looking for a quick escape with a solid campsite at the end. It’s clearly a hangout, with signs that people use the area for target practice, so stay aware of your surroundings. The access is straightforward and makes for a perfect pit stop or an ea...
Learn more about Coyote Campout

This is a cool trail for anyone who enjoys navigating loose rock and quarry-style terrain. It offers incredibly easy access from the main road, letting you dive right into the technical stuff without a long approach. The ground is constantly shifting under your tires, giving it that raw, industrial ...
Learn more about Rock Traverse

This fun, flowy wash is the perfect spot to find some rhythm without the constant worry of other riders. There are very few indications of heavy traffic, giving it a remote, untouched feel that’s rare for such an accessible area. The natural contour of the wash allows for a smooth, sweeping pace tha...
Learn more about Granite Wash

This scenic double-track route is all about the atmosphere, offering wide-open vistas of the distant desert floor as you cruise along the ridgeline. The highlight of the ride is passing by a series of mysterious concrete structures—remnants of old mining operations or forgotten desert infrastructure...
Learn more about Sunburn Ridge

This wide-open trail is the ideal spot to get your bearings, offering a clear and predictable path that works perfectly as a warm-up loop. The layout is expansive, giving you plenty of room to stand up, stretch out, and find your rhythm before heading into more demanding terrain. Because the visibil...
Learn more about Rattlesnake Loop

This section is all about speed and rhythm, offering a wide double-track layout that lets you really open it up. The standout feature is a series of deep, flowy sand whoops that allow for a consistent, undulating pace if you time your suspension movement right. With clear visibility across the low-l...
Learn more about Scorpion Cut-off

This fun little offroad trail offers a cool mix of standard dirt roads and sections of old, unused roadbed. Because parts of it haven't seen heavy traffic in a while, it actually rides a bit smoother than the more popular main lines. It’s a great choice for a relaxed cruise where you can enjoy the s...
Learn more about Dust Devil Trail

This trail delivers a high-engagement experience, trading high-speed flats for a winding route full of tight, technical switchbacks. The elevation changes provide a great workout for your clutch work and braking precision as you snake through the terrain. Along the way, the trail opens into a scenic...
Learn more about Windmill Trail

This route offers a classic desert mix, combining wide-open vistas with a more intimate riding experience. The trail eventually ducks into a narrow section where the desert floor tightens up, forcing you to focus on your precision and bike placement. This leads directly into a natural wash, where th...
Learn more about Mule Canyon

This is a great little segment that packs a lot of character into a short distance. It moves away from the flat desert floor and introduces a punchy uphill climb that requires a bit of focused throttle control and body positioning. The ground is littered with small, loose rocks that add a layer of t...
Learn more about Desert Divide

This outer dirt road acts as a key boundary route, offering a wide double-track path that leads you toward the edges of the BLM territory. It’s a great way to push further out and explore the transition into the surrounding open desert. The trail is open and predictable, providing plenty of room for...
Learn more about Sandstone Cut-Off

This is a fun, tucked-away single track that keeps you on your toes. It winds in and out of several dry washes, giving the trail a playful, snake-like feel. Because the path is narrow and snakes through the desert brush, the visibility is a bit limited, so you’ll want to stay alert for what’s around...
Learn more about Alkali Flats

This central route acts as the main artery for the BLM area, placing you right in the heart of the action with OHV options branching off in every direction. Watch out for the tight canyon section. It’s a classic, flowy stretch that lets you cover ground quickly while scouting out the more technical ...
Learn more about Sidewinder Trail

This technical offshoot branches away from the main dirt road to offer a more aggressive alternative for those looking to skip the easy stuff. It’s a great section for practicing technical maneuvers and testing your suspension’s ability to track over uneven ground. Instead of a smooth path, you’ll f...
Learn more about Broken Spur Offshoot

This trail sits in the western part of the BLM section and is mainly composed of a wide, manageable double-track road. It’s a key arterial route that offers several connections to other off-road sections, making it a great way to link up different riding zones. Because it’s more open, it’s a perfect...
Learn more about Broken Spur

Sandy Hill Camp Overlook is a scenic two-mile trail in the Stoddard Valley OHV Recreation Area, perfect for four-wheel-drive vehicles and SxSs seeking a campsite with panoramic valley views. This route winds through soft sand washes bordering the main staging area and climbs to a high point around 3...
Learn more about Sandy Hill Camp Overlook

This is a key BLM entry point that serves as a main gateway to the surrounding off-road networks. It’s primarily a double-track road, providing plenty of breathing room as you transition from the pavement into the dirt. While it isn't the most technical stretch, it’s a reliable route for getting you...
Learn more about Juniper Pass

This is the main graded trail into the OHV area. It is mostly well-graded with plenty of washboard bumps and mild transitions to make life easier for those towing trailers. There is a pit toilet on the way in, and once you pass the quarry, the trail becomes a little more narrow and more whooped out....
Learn more about Stoddard Mountain Road

This technical offshoot branches away from the main dirt road to offer a more aggressive alternative for those looking to skip the easy stuff. It’s a great section for practicing technical maneuvers and testing your suspension’s ability to track over uneven ground. Instead of a smooth path, you’ll f...
Learn more about Broken Spur Offshoot

This dirt road serves as a solid jumping-off point, offering a mix of established path and wider double-track sections. It’s the primary route if you’re looking to push further west and explore the terrain that sits just outside the official BLM boundaries. The trail is open and easy to navigate, ma...
Learn more about High Desert Hook

This trail sits in the western part of the BLM section and is mainly composed of a wide, manageable double-track road. It’s a key arterial route that offers several connections to other off-road sections, making it a great way to link up different riding zones. Because it’s more open, it’s a perfect...
Learn more about Broken Spur