Ride New Mexico

Extreme rock-crawling trails in the southern Robledo Mountains four miles northwest of Las Cruces.

Gila National Forest motorized trail network in the Saddlerock Canyon area of the Burro Mountains, managed by the Silver City Ranger District. Numbered trails (#900–#909) plus forest roads branch off FR 810, including a short flat practice loop for beginners. Trails are limited to 50-inch-wide vehicles.

8,700-acre cross-country OHV area designated in 1993, used for organized motorcycle races and NMDGF ATV/UTV training.

11 miles of motorized single-track through dune vegetation a short drive from Carlsbad; camping allowed.

19,000 acres north of Farmington: ~42 miles of marked trail-bike/MTB trails in the limited zone and a 3,800-acre open OHV area at the south end popular for rock crawling; Brown Springs campground.

55,000+ acres of dune land and arroyos northeast of Carlsbad, home of the annual Carlsbad 100 desert race; active oil/gas and grazing on site.

1,920 acres of rugged trails overlooking the Pecos River, host to nationally sanctioned trials events.

Beginner-friendly single-track practice loop near Farmington, a step before Glade Run or the Dunes.

Roads and trails through canyons and bluffs east of Socorro along the Quebradas Backcountry Byway.

Mesquite dune country with 100+ miles of user-made trails; cross-country riding allowed. Hosts one permitted motorcycle race a year, usually February.

Four Corners-area motocross track in Aztec, NM.

Motocross track east of Albuquerque; sandiamx.com shows only old (2021) schedules — check social media.

Southern New Mexico motocross track near Tularosa/Alamogordo.

800+ acres of dunes, hills and arroyos with nearly 40 years of trails, just south of Farmington. No restrooms or water.

610+ acres of towering 90-ft dunes east of Roswell with the 'Bowl' and Cottonwood day-use sites; RV camping in the parking lots.