Dirt Bike Trails
Near Wise River, Montana

German Gulch is a moderately challenging 14-mile double-track trail designed specifically for 50-inch ATVs and motorcycles, offering riders an exciting mix of rocky climbs and fast, flowing sections near the Continental Divide. Starting at an elevation of approximately 5,500 feet, the route winds it...
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Canyon Creek - Quartz Hill is an incredibly scenic twenty-three-mile point-to-point offroad trail through the Pioneer Mountains, perfect for beginners and intermediate drivers seeking historic ruins and vast subalpine meadows. Starting near Highway 43 in the north or Interstate 15 to the southeast, ...
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This is a very steep climb through the trees that's very cramped in some areas. It has great views at the top, and when the cattle have been moved into that lot, there will be quite a few roaming. Cow patties are everywhere and the views are gorgeous at the top. The entire valley is in sight when at...
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The Homestake ATV trail goes west to east for 1.3 miles between 2 sections of Delmoe Lake Road. You can stage at the Homestake trailhead off of Delmoe Lake Road. The entrance to the trail is unmarked, but it starts at the old railroad tracks to the right of the road. It follows the old train tracks ...
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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...
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WP862 is a 1.6-mile long loop off of Delmoe Lake Road. This is a popular ATV riding area, and many dispersed campsites can be found on Delmoe Lake Road near this trail. The trail is made of dirt and decomposed granite with embedded flat surfaces of granite rock but is overall pretty smooth. It goes ...
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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...
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Toll Mountain Road leads North from Montana Highway 2, which runs east to west between the towns of Butte and Whitehall, to the Toll Mountain Campground. This gravel road gives access to a quiet campground with two vault toilets, picnic tables, five designated camping spaces that can accommodate tra...
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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...
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WP231 starts from the south end as an easy ATV trail, winding through a pine tree forest on a grassy overgrown two-track. The beginning has some ruts, but it starts to get rockier as it goes north. There are some embedded bumpy rocks on the surface of the trail. Then the embedded rock turns into bou...
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This is a 1 mile ATV trail through the Deerlodge National Forest in the Pipestone OHV area. Two boulders lining the trail at the west entrance prevent full-width vehicles from entering, but it continues as a road-width dirt trail through the forest and connects to another road. It goes over a wooden...
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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...
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This is a 1.4-mile-long ATV trail that goes west to east underneath a power. It goes through a gate for an active grazing area, and you must close the gates behind you. The trail is straightforward, with many gradual curves and a gradual downhill descent from west to east. It's a dirt surface covere...
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This is a 1.4-mile long 50" trail that follows some powerlines through the Pipestone OHV area in the Deerlodge National Forest. The west end is accessed off of Delmoe Lake Road at a rock pinch point, and there is dispersed camping nearby all along Delmoe Lake Road. The trail has moderate obstacles, ...
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This is an unmarked trail for vehicles 50" or less. The east end starts off of WP832, another 50" trail. It's an easy two track in a low alpine terrain, below pine trees. The trail is dirt, covered in pea gravel, with some embedded granite rock surfaces, uneven and curvy. It traverses a hillside thr...
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Moose Lake Road (Forest Service Road 5113) is a 15.4-mile gravel route running alongside the Middle Fork of Rock Creek in the Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest. Starting from Skalkaho Road (Montana Highway 38) and traveling south to the Middle Fork Trailhead, this smooth, mostly flat drive climbs...
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Trail 21 is a 3-mile long trail designated for vehicles 50" or less. It's unmarked at the north end, but has several trail signs and 50" pinch points later throughout the 3 miles. From the north end, in the beginning, there is a harder hill climb with embedded rock and ruts, but there is an easier w...
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A popular fishing spot at the beginning of the road, it passes through many private plots of land and leads into National Forest and BLM land. There are a couple of camping spots along the trail and it's popular among locals. The road starts and ends along Devils Canyon Creek. The end of the road be...
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Meadow Creek is an easy, scenic 17.7-mile point-to-point trail with a technical rating of 2, making it perfect for beginner offroaders, families, and dual-sport riders seeking a tranquil drive through dense lodgepole pine forests and expansive alpine meadows. Connecting East Fork Reservoir to Moose ...
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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...
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German Gulch is a moderately challenging 14-mile double-track trail designed specifically for 50-inch ATVs and motorcycles, offering riders an exciting mix of rocky climbs and fast, flowing sections near the Continental Divide. Starting at an elevation of approximately 5,500 feet, the route winds it...
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Canyon Creek - Quartz Hill is an incredibly scenic twenty-three-mile point-to-point offroad trail through the Pioneer Mountains, perfect for beginners and intermediate drivers seeking historic ruins and vast subalpine meadows. Starting near Highway 43 in the north or Interstate 15 to the southeast, ...
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This is a very steep climb through the trees that's very cramped in some areas. It has great views at the top, and when the cattle have been moved into that lot, there will be quite a few roaming. Cow patties are everywhere and the views are gorgeous at the top. The entire valley is in sight when at...
Learn more about Brazil Ridge

The Homestake ATV trail goes west to east for 1.3 miles between 2 sections of Delmoe Lake Road. You can stage at the Homestake trailhead off of Delmoe Lake Road. The entrance to the trail is unmarked, but it starts at the old railroad tracks to the right of the road. It follows the old train tracks ...
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Canyon Creek - Quartz Hill is an incredibly scenic twenty-three-mile point-to-point offroad trail through the Pioneer Mountains, perfect for beginners and intermediate drivers seeking historic ruins and vast subalpine meadows. Starting near Highway 43 in the north or Interstate 15 to the southeast, ...
Learn more about Canyon Creek - Quartz Hill

This is a very steep climb through the trees that's very cramped in some areas. It has great views at the top, and when the cattle have been moved into that lot, there will be quite a few roaming. Cow patties are everywhere and the views are gorgeous at the top. The entire valley is in sight when at...
Learn more about Brazil Ridge

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