Dirt Bike Trails
Near Wilkerson, California

This route starts off as a wide very sandy road that goes by a very popular mountain bike area, so watch out for bikers throughout the journey. The trail takes you up a canyon with hills on both sides, offering beautiful views of the mountains as you're approaching and giving you a preview of what t...
Learn more about Coyote Valley Road

This sand and dirt trail is filled with embedded rocks of all sizes, from small loose chunks to larger boulders scattered along the way. It climbs nearly 800 feet in under 3 miles and rewards you with stunning views of the Eastern Sierras, the valley below, and the surrounding hills. The first 2 mil...
Learn more about FS 32E306

This 5.5-mile out-and-back trail climbs steadily toward one of the small peaks in the Eastern Sierra, offering a mix of rugged terrain and breathtaking vistas. The lower section starts as packed dirt with small embedded rocks, winding through an open meadow filled with brush and wildflowers. With no...
Learn more about FS 32E307

This dramatic ascent climbs almost 4,000 feet in just under 8 miles, utilizing shelf roads and switchbacks to navigate the steep terrain. The route offers stunning views of the valley below and dramatic vistas of the Eastern Sierra mountain peaks throughout the climb. After the first mile, the road ...
Learn more about Coyote Flats FS7S10

This route climbs over 1,000 feet and drops just over 300 feet before peaking at 10,308 feet. The trail runs through an open meadow surrounded by hills and the Eastern Sierra Range, offering scenic high-country terrain throughout the journey. Several spur trails branch off for exploration, including...
Learn more about FS 32E303 East

This 8.4-mile out-and-back trail climbs 718 feet and drops 356 feet before peaking at 10,475 feet. The sandy track runs through meadows surrounded by the Eastern Sierras and surrounding hills, offering scenic high-country terrain throughout the journey. The route is very dusty and ends at a beautifu...
Learn more about Baker Creek - FS 32E301

This trail takes you up to the Funnel Lake area, starting and stopping on S32E303 East about 3/4 mile apart in a loop configuration. The route offers views of the Eastern Sierras as you drive up the mountain and passes through a small pine forest partway through. It's a very dusty trail, so use caut...
Learn more about Funnel Lake Loop - 32E304

This route climbs 213 feet and drops 544 feet in elevation, featuring a sandy and grassy trail that climbs up into the hills. The dusty trail offers lots of interesting rock formations high up in the hills and stunning views of the Eastern Sierras as you come down the south side. The journey include...
Learn more about FS 32E302

This route drops over 200 feet in under 2 miles, winding through the hills while following power lines. The trail offers beautiful views of the Eastern Sierras on one side and the White Mountains on the other, along with views of the town of Bishop below. There are some dispersed campsites along the...
Learn more about Tungsten Hills Cutoff

This route starts at Highway 168, just north of Bishop, beginning as a very wide trail before narrowing after 1 mile as you enter the Tungsten Hills OHV area. The trail passes a pet cemetery as well as the Tungsten Hills OHV area, offering beautiful views of the Eastern Sierras and the White Mountai...
Learn more about Tungsten City Road

This route drops over 734 feet in 2 miles, offering views of the Eastern Sierras, the White Mountains, the Buttermilk Rock Formations, and the Town of Bishop below as you descend. The trail features some interesting and beautiful rock formations along the way, providing scenic interest beyond just t...
Learn more about McGee Creek R2

Coyote Lake Trail (FS 31E304) is a short, scenic, yet highly technical off-road route in the Inyo National Forest that offers drivers dramatic alpine vistas and a direct look at Coyote Lake. Spanning approximately 1.7 miles, this route begins in a wide meadow at an elevation of 10,321 feet and quick...
Learn more about Coyote Lake Trail - FS 31E304

This 2.5-mile trail leaves the valley floor and heads up the Black Canyon where it rises over 1,250 feet. The dirt road quickly turns into a very rocky path. The first real obstacle is crossing a long rocky wash. High clearance is recommended from this point forward. The rock walls surrounding the c...
Learn more about Black Canyon

This short trail takes you to the alpine lake, Funnel Lake, dropping 20 feet to 10,380 feet. The lake area is surrounded by hills of rock, creating a dramatic alpine setting. There are some limited dispersed camping spots near the lake for those who pack out what they bring in, making this a scenic ...
Learn more about Funnel Lake - 32E304A

This rewarding route climbs almost 900 feet and drops just over 300 feet in just over 2 miles, offering beautiful views of the surrounding hills and mountains as you drive through meadows with small patches of pine trees throughout. After a mile, you emerge from the forest into a wide open, barren m...
Learn more about FS 31E303

This sandy cutoff trail connects Sawmill Road with Tungsten City Road, dropping almost 300 feet in almost 1.5 miles. The route offers views in all directions, including the Eastern Sierras, the White Mountains, the Buttermilk area, as well as Bishop and Round Valley. The 395 is visible down below, a...
Learn more about Sawmill Connector

This very dusty route features sand with various-sized embedded rocks and is part of the larger R1 system. The trail is 1 1/2 vehicles wide with various shelf road sections along the creek, requiring extra caution. After a mile, you're rewarded with 180-degree views of the Eastern Sierra mountains a...
Learn more about Tungsten Hills North

This challenging route offers great views of the Eastern Sierra mountains and the White Mountains across Highway 395 as it navigates through varied terrain. Most of this trail is owned by the LAWDP, so no camping is allowed along the route. From Buttermilk Road, the trail improves after the first ha...
Learn more about Lucky Strike Mine - FS 7S105

This 11.2-mile out-and-back trail climbs over 1,100 feet and drops almost 1,300 feet over 5.6 miles, winding through alternating meadows and pine tree forests. At mile one, there's a small creek crossing, after which the trail starts climbing and the terrain opens up with views of the Eastern Sierra...
Learn more about FS 31E305

This 5-mile out-and-back trail is the tallest in the area, dropping 391 feet before climbing almost 1,000 feet to peak at 11,689 feet. The route offers stunning views of the Eastern Sierras, some still snow-covered in August. Starting in an open meadow, the trail drops into a pine forest around 11,0...
Learn more about FS 31E301

This route starts off as a wide very sandy road that goes by a very popular mountain bike area, so watch out for bikers throughout the journey. The trail takes you up a canyon with hills on both sides, offering beautiful views of the mountains as you're approaching and giving you a preview of what t...
Learn more about Coyote Valley Road

This sand and dirt trail is filled with embedded rocks of all sizes, from small loose chunks to larger boulders scattered along the way. It climbs nearly 800 feet in under 3 miles and rewards you with stunning views of the Eastern Sierras, the valley below, and the surrounding hills. The first 2 mil...
Learn more about FS 32E306

This 5.5-mile out-and-back trail climbs steadily toward one of the small peaks in the Eastern Sierra, offering a mix of rugged terrain and breathtaking vistas. The lower section starts as packed dirt with small embedded rocks, winding through an open meadow filled with brush and wildflowers. With no...
Learn more about FS 32E307

This dramatic ascent climbs almost 4,000 feet in just under 8 miles, utilizing shelf roads and switchbacks to navigate the steep terrain. The route offers stunning views of the valley below and dramatic vistas of the Eastern Sierra mountain peaks throughout the climb. After the first mile, the road ...
Learn more about Coyote Flats FS7S10

This route starts off as a wide very sandy road that goes by a very popular mountain bike area, so watch out for bikers throughout the journey. The trail takes you up a canyon with hills on both sides, offering beautiful views of the mountains as you're approaching and giving you a preview of what t...
Learn more about Coyote Valley Road

This sand and dirt trail is filled with embedded rocks of all sizes, from small loose chunks to larger boulders scattered along the way. It climbs nearly 800 feet in under 3 miles and rewards you with stunning views of the Eastern Sierras, the valley below, and the surrounding hills. The first 2 mil...
Learn more about FS 32E306

This 5.5-mile out-and-back trail climbs steadily toward one of the small peaks in the Eastern Sierra, offering a mix of rugged terrain and breathtaking vistas. The lower section starts as packed dirt with small embedded rocks, winding through an open meadow filled with brush and wildflowers. With no...
Learn more about FS 32E307

This dramatic ascent climbs almost 4,000 feet in just under 8 miles, utilizing shelf roads and switchbacks to navigate the steep terrain. The route offers stunning views of the valley below and dramatic vistas of the Eastern Sierra mountain peaks throughout the climb. After the first mile, the road ...
Learn more about Coyote Flats FS7S10