Ride Idaho

Community trail system linking Challis to the surrounding foothills, with select routes open to motorized OHVs 50 inches or narrower.

Hundreds of miles of roads, singletrack and ATV trails about 45 miles southwest of Boise, with loading ramps and staging at three trailheads.

A network of dedicated ATV trails and open forest roads starting at the summit of 4th of July Pass on the Idaho Panhandle National Forests, reached directly off Interstate 90. Trail 800 runs both north and south from the trailhead road.

A single-track trail system on Canfield Mountain right above Coeur d'Alene, designed for trail motorcycles and mountain bikes and ridden by motorbikes since the late 1950s. Only Trail 1562 is open to 4-wheel ATVs. A detailed trail map is available from the Fernan ranger office.

The Cassia Division of the Sawtooth National Forest, locally called the South Hills, rises to 8,400 feet a short drive south of Twin Falls. The Forest Service lists OHV trail and road riding here alongside a dozen developed campgrounds; most of the forest's motorized trails are on the Minidoka and Fairfield districts.

A Payette County-run motorcycle and ATV park on about 200 acres off Highway 52. It has roughly 2 miles of trail with doubles, tabletops and sweepers, open dawn to dusk year-round.

Motocross park at the north end of Cache Valley just across the Utah line.

Magic Valley motocross track in Rupert.

Treasure Valley motocross track south of Boise.

10,600 acres of white quartz dunes up to 400 ft high that draw riders from across the West.

130 acres of dunes along the Snake River with sand trails and hill climbs; vault toilet only.