Off-Road Trails in Idaho
If you’re planning to head out in your ATV, Jeep, OHV or dirt bike for an amazing off-road adventure, you cannot go wrong in Idaho. Getting off of the pavement is a very serious pastime here, and you’ll leave with a few new favorite trails, guaranteed. Use your onX Offroad App to help.
Idaho Trails
- 7 Mile Road
- Airline
- Barber Flat
- Basin Butte Lookout Tower
- Beaver Ridge Lookout
- Beer Run
- Boise Ridge Road
- Boss Canyon
- Boulder Basin
- Boulder Creek Left Trail
- Boundary Trail
- Buffalo River via Fish Creek
- Burgdorf to French Creek
- Callen To Whisky Creek Overlook
- CDA-Hayden Lake View Route
- Custer Ghost Town
- Davis Mtn. Loop
- Doublespring Pass
- East Basin
- East Fork Dry Creek
- Elk Butte Lookout
- Elk Meadows – Packers Meadows
- Fish – Chick Creek Roads
- Fivemile Canyon to Oxford Peak
- Gibson Lakes
- Hell’s Canyon
- Horse Creek Lower Section
- Idaho Falls to Fall Creek Falls
- Independence Creek
- Indian Hot Springs-Hagerman Route
- Jensen Forest Road
- Jeru Creek Loop
- Johnson/Lakeview Rd. #278
- Lake Pend Oreille Trails
- Leaton Gulch Up and Over Grouse Mountain
- Little Beaver to Twister Trail
- Logger Springs Road
- Lost Lake
- Mackay Mine Hill Tour
- Middle Fork Road
- Murphy, ID to Silver City, ID
- North Fork River Road
- North Rim – Jerome
- Old Ranger
- Oxford Peak Loop
- Pack River Cruise
- Paris Ice Cave
- Pass Creek
- Peach-Cinnabar
- Penn Trail, Cave Trail Loop
- Pennal Gulch River Access
- Rabbit Creek Road
- Red Ridge
- Red Rock Pass Island Park
- Rocky Canyon Road — winter
- Saddle Camp
- Salmon Creek T4800
- Sawtell Peak
- Sinker Creek
- South Hills Adventure Loop
- Summit Canyon
- The Magruder Corridor
- The Magruder Corridor
- The Magruder Corridor
- The Magruder Corridor
- The Magruder Corridor
- The Magruder Corridor
- The Magruder Corridor
- The Magruder Corridor
- The Magruder Corridor
- Tip Top Mine trail
- Two Tops Canyon
- Upper Pahsimeroi River
- Van Camp trail 16
- Warm Springs
- Washington Basin
- Waterhole Creek
- Wickahoney Stage Stop from Bruneau
- Wild Horse Recreation Area to Bruneau Canyon Overlook
- Wilson Creek
Idaho has a huge system of single-track trails, so exploring Idaho off the pavement can mean many things. Camping, hiking, waterfall and swimming hole hunting as well as testing your skills at St. Anthony Sand Dunes are just a few. Mountains, lakes, canyons and even volcanic domes set the stage for awesome adventures. If you’re new to the scene, you can find plenty of mild options, and if you’re looking to show off years of experience, Idaho offers some of the most difficult terrain out there.