Dirt Bike Trails
Near Warm Springs, Montana

On the trail, you will go past a few residential homes and generally stay left to avoid their driveways and stay on the route. After passing through an H1 wide wallow, you will go through a brief narrower canyon that opens up into a wide park. There are two trails exiting the park to the north. Take...
Learn more about Anaconda Microwave Overlook

FS 85, beginning north of Rocker at just over 5,500 feet, is a single-lane trail that goes through several private land parcels before ascending to 6,900 feet. There are very minimal opportunities for camping south of the intersection with FS 608. Going west, staying on FS 85, opens up with a two-la...
Learn more about Flume Gultch

This trail connects to the Rock Creek/Leadville Trail. It is a short drive to the top of Blizzard Hill, where you can enjoy views of the surrounding mountains. As one of the highest points in the area, it's a perfect spot for stargazing and viewing comets, with no light pollution to obstruct the nig...
Learn more about Blizard Hill

This is a fun offroading trail in the summer, spring, and fall, and it reopens after hunting season in the winter. It does get a significant amount of snow during the winter months. In the spring, there is one water crossing that can be up to three feet deep during the spring melt/runoff season. The...
Learn more about Rock Creek/Leadville

Caruthers Lake is an exceptional mountain trail for intermediate to experienced offroaders seeking a challenging climb with stunning alpine scenery and historic charm. Starting near the intersection of Forest Service Roads 670 and 8507 along Dempsey Creek, this 5.6-mile route climbs roughly 1,850 fe...
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Route starts just outside Deer Lodge on FS8344 at an altitude of 4978'. Route is mostly two-lane gravel with wide sweeping curves that will climb to 6965'. Several very shallow water holes were encountered along the route. The route can be very dusty during times of dry weather. The route travels th...
Learn more about Emery Road-Champion Pass

Albicaulis Lake and Alpine Lakes have quickly become two of my favorite spots in Montana this year. I managed to catch five trout in less than half an hour when we visited in the first week of June 2025. The views were absolutely stunning, and we ended up at the bottom of the Race Track Peak basin. ...
Learn more about Alpine Lake

Double track 50" ATV and motorcycle trail. Awesome flowing trail that is a little rocky at first but incredible later on. Watch for trail closures as you will be near the continental divide trail system. Parking is easy but no unload ramp is available, just a small raised ground area.
Learn more about German Gulch

This is a fun and short trail to Fisher Lake. The trail is rough and rocky but very easy except for one V notch obstacle that bumps the rating, otherwise, this would be considered a 2. This trail can be done in a full-size rig but a good spotter would be highly recommended for the V notch. The trail...
Learn more about Fisher Lake

Follow Warm Springs Creek to find some beautiful remote campsites with the sounds of the rushing creek or nighttime critters. This road starts as a well-maintained gravel road for the first 3.5 miles before crossing over the creek and becoming rougher the further you drive. Some larger rocks and rut...
Learn more about Warm Springs Creek Road 170

Champion Pass is a scenic 25.4-mile point-to-point route that offers four-wheel-drive vehicles and SxSs an engaging trek over the Continental Divide between Interstate 90 and Interstate 15. The trail stands out for its transition from wide, sweeping valley views to tight, technical forest canopy nav...
Learn more about Champion Pass

This is a very rocky and narrow trail that ends at a stunning high mountain lake and would be a great place for an overnight camp. There are a few easy water crossings and the views are spectacular. There is also an abandoned mine above the lake with a few remnants to explore. This is an in and out ...
Learn more about Thompson Lake

Cattle Drive to Bear Gulch is a scenic 12-mile offroad trail near Boulder, Montana, that offers a moderate, family-friendly climb from the Boulder River valley into the high elevations of the Deerlodge National Forest. Ideal for four-wheel-drive vehicles, SxSs, and dirt bikes, this route provides st...
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This is a fun and scenic loop with a lot of elevation change. It crosses South Boulder Creek nine times and goes by a few old mining remnants while on this loop. The trail is fairly easy although it has had a couple of recent washouts that can be tricky and there are a couple of rocky areas.
Learn more about South Boulder Creek Loop

Beautiful road with views to enjoy, some points you can see the town below. There isn't much for camping, maybe a spot or two. Dirt or rocky road, typically unmaintained after rain or snow. You may encounter shallow water crossings and obstacles under 12" on the trail, including small ledges. Roads ...
Learn more about Gold Creek

This road can be muddy when wet, with water puddles, it has beautiful views, there seems to be no camping. There is a hiking trail but it is very overgrown and hard to find. Not very many spots to turn around, a short-wheelbase vehicle will be able to, but a long vehicle will have a hard time.Dirt o...
Learn more about Bison Mountain

Route begins at the South Old Stage Road leaving Deer Lodge. The route is mainly a 2 vehicle wide gravel roadway. Long straight aways with very wide gentle curves make up the route. You will encounter some rocky areas of road with a few mud holes here and there. The countryside is mostly open and us...
Learn more about Deer Lodge MT-Gold Creek Ranch

Beautiful road with amazing views to enjoy, there aren't many spots for camping, maybe a spot or two and not very big. This road does offer access to other roads which will have more camping spots.Dirt or rocky road with gentle grades. Safe for most 4WD and high-clearance 2WD vehicles. Roads are typ...
Learn more about Jackson Park

This is a scenic route from Georgetown Lake to the East Fork Reservoir. The route starts on Old Lake Road along the west side of Georgetown Lake. After turning on Georgetown Lake Road you will travel through thick sections of lodgepole pines and also wide meadows. The road surface is gravel and very...
Learn more about East Fork Reservoir

Lion Gulch is a harder ATV trail in the Pipestone OHV system that connects with WP231 and is accessed off of Delmoe Lake Road from the Homestake Trailhead. It's unmarked at the entrances but does have a wooden bridge over a stream that is only wide enough for ATVs and dirt bikes. The trail is primit...
Learn more about Lion Gulch

On the trail, you will go past a few residential homes and generally stay left to avoid their driveways and stay on the route. After passing through an H1 wide wallow, you will go through a brief narrower canyon that opens up into a wide park. There are two trails exiting the park to the north. Take...
Learn more about Anaconda Microwave Overlook

FS 85, beginning north of Rocker at just over 5,500 feet, is a single-lane trail that goes through several private land parcels before ascending to 6,900 feet. There are very minimal opportunities for camping south of the intersection with FS 608. Going west, staying on FS 85, opens up with a two-la...
Learn more about Flume Gultch

This trail connects to the Rock Creek/Leadville Trail. It is a short drive to the top of Blizzard Hill, where you can enjoy views of the surrounding mountains. As one of the highest points in the area, it's a perfect spot for stargazing and viewing comets, with no light pollution to obstruct the nig...
Learn more about Blizard Hill

This is a fun offroading trail in the summer, spring, and fall, and it reopens after hunting season in the winter. It does get a significant amount of snow during the winter months. In the spring, there is one water crossing that can be up to three feet deep during the spring melt/runoff season. The...
Learn more about Rock Creek/Leadville

On the trail, you will go past a few residential homes and generally stay left to avoid their driveways and stay on the route. After passing through an H1 wide wallow, you will go through a brief narrower canyon that opens up into a wide park. There are two trails exiting the park to the north. Take...
Learn more about Anaconda Microwave Overlook

FS 85, beginning north of Rocker at just over 5,500 feet, is a single-lane trail that goes through several private land parcels before ascending to 6,900 feet. There are very minimal opportunities for camping south of the intersection with FS 608. Going west, staying on FS 85, opens up with a two-la...
Learn more about Flume Gultch

This trail connects to the Rock Creek/Leadville Trail. It is a short drive to the top of Blizzard Hill, where you can enjoy views of the surrounding mountains. As one of the highest points in the area, it's a perfect spot for stargazing and viewing comets, with no light pollution to obstruct the nig...
Learn more about Blizard Hill

This is a fun offroading trail in the summer, spring, and fall, and it reopens after hunting season in the winter. It does get a significant amount of snow during the winter months. In the spring, there is one water crossing that can be up to three feet deep during the spring melt/runoff season. The...
Learn more about Rock Creek/Leadville