Off-Road Trails in Idaho

This cutover trail runs along the foothills of the mountains from Big Dry Canyon across to the water crossing at Birch Creek Campground. It may be wiser to go around the water crossing during times of high water levels by taking Lava Ridge Road in either direction. This trail offers access to severa...
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This short single track starts at the intersection with dirt bike trails 1562 and Trail A. It begins as a narrow single track through the pine trees. The trail goes on what looks like an old shelf road, following the edge of a mountain that has, over time, become overgrown and turned into a single t...
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This trail is accessible from the town of Upper Stanley to the popular Nip & Tuck trail with excellent views of the sawtooth mountain range and dispersed wild camping. Several other off-road trails can also be accessed from this trail, including Basin Butte Lookout Tower Trail. It's a well-maintaine...
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This short connector trail starts at the Giant White Pine Campground and Trailhead and connects to the 4-way intersection with Three Tree Butte and East Fork Meadow Creek. This is an alternate way to start either of those trails or make a very short loop near the campground for beginner riders. Near...
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This is a short connector trail from Beason Meadows to East Fork Meadow Creek. It goes along the bottom of a forest floor underneath tall and thick white pines and is lined with ferns, making it very dark and shaded. The trail is easy the whole way as it is flat and wide with no notable obstacles. I...
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This is a short spur off of East Fork Meadow Creek that starts off of the main trail at a signed intersection. It continues on a shelf on a trail that looks like an old road so it stays pretty wide and flat. It slowly climbs up and becomes tighter in an overgrown area of trees with branches that whi...
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This is an easy scenic route that can give you access to the 3 Sisters. The loop is very easy with any type of vehicle circling back to town on FS 297. There are great views of the mountains and the valley at multiple points along the way....
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Danskin #301 is a challenging single track in the Boise National Forest full of creek crossings, rock obstacles, and narrow shelfy trail sections. Throughout the trail, it has about 6 creek crossings. The creek crossings themselves are smooth with some rocks, but sometimes there is a rocky section l...
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Danskin #302 is a short trail used to connect with #301 but has a tricky rock obstacle in a creek crossing. It drops down from ATV #300 on a grassy hillside towards the creek, with really neat granite rock towers on the sides of the trail. The creek crossing has a bunch of boulders in the trail that...
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Danskin #311 is a ridge line single track in the Danskin Trail System in the Boise National Forest. It hill climbs the entire way from ATV #300 to the #310 single track, gaining almost 900 feet in 1.6 miles. The trail will have a steep hill climb that crests over a hill, continues flat for a minute,...
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This short single track in the Danskin Trail System is a ridge line trail that goes over a series of rolling hills in this mountain range with lots of steep hill climbs and descents. It departs from #310 with a steep hill climb up to the top of a hill, then it downhills the rest of the way to #300. ...
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This is a short intermediate single track in the Danskin Mountain Range with some narrow shelf sections and rock obstacles. Although it's just a short trail that parallels ATV trail #300, this one is fun to ride because it is different than the many ridge line trails in this trail system, and is a f...
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Single track #319 is a ridge line trail in the Danskin Mountain Range of the Boise National Forest with several steep hill climbs and descents. From the south end, it side-hills across the bottom of a grassy green meadow before climbing up to the top of a green grassy hill and descending back down. ...
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Trail #400 is one of the most unique dirt bike trails in the Danskin Trail System in the Boise National Forest, as it parallels a creek with 20+ river crossings, riding through wild wooded terrain. From the north end, it starts at the intersection with #421 on a shelfy side hill under some pine tree...
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Single track #401 in the Danskin Mountains is a very steep downhill the entire way from #310 to #400, losing 1,300 feet in 1.5 miles. It's a bunch of steep descents, sometimes with a flatter section in between. Some sections of the trail are very steep with some loose dirt over a hard-packed, embedd...
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Single Track Trail #402 is in the Danskin mountain range of the Boise National Forest. It's a short trail connecting single tracks #400 and #310. The northeast end starts with a creek section in very overgrown bushes and trees that is about 50 ft long. It really starts in the thick of it! Then the t...
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#403 is a short spur trail off of #400 that goes straight up the face of a mountain to a ridge line to meet with ATV #321. The southwest end starts in a valley full of granite rock outcroppings and green grassy rolling hills. The views here are fantastic. The trail mostly goes straight up a set of r...
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#409 is a short and steep hill climb trail in the Danskin Trail System southeast of Boise, Idaho. Many of the trails in this trail system flow along a ridge line atop the rolling green mountainsides of this mountain range, and most have very steep hill climbs and descents. This one is similar to man...
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Single track #411 in the Danskin Mountains is a downhill the whole way from #410 to #400 (Northeast to Southwest), dropping 500 feet in a mile. It's a really skinny trail through grassy meadows on a ridge line at the top of a mountain. It has several steep descents with flatter sections in between e...
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Trail #421 starts at an unmarked intersection with #400 on a shelfy and narrow section of the trail beneath the pine trees. Right away there is a section of rocky trail with boulders embedded in the surface of the dirt, followed by a rocky creek crossing in an overgrown bushy area. The climb out fro...
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