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Dirt Bike · Idaho

Dirt Bike in Idaho

24 parks across Idaho. Ratings, hours, contact details and a map for each, all in one place.

Public land open to motorcycles

23,493 mi

National forest + BLM

Rated 4.5+ on Google

18 of 24

Cities

19

Most in Melba (2), Payette (2)

Best season

Jun to Oct

At a glance

Highest rated on Google

Ranked by Google rating, then by number of reviews, across the 17 of 24 parks in Idaho with 10 or more Google reviews. A blank cell means we do not have that detail yet.

ParkCityRating
Mountain Mafia Off-Road ParkBonners Ferry4.983 Google reviews
Boise National Forest OHVLowman4.81,217 Google reviews
Payette National Forest OHVMcCall4.81,144 Google reviews
Hemingway Butte OHV ParkMelba4.8168 Google reviews
Rupert Motocross - Minidoka FairgroundsRupert4.831 Google reviews
Idaho Falls RacewayIdaho Falls4.826 Google reviews
Nez Perce-Clearwater NF OHVGrangeville4.7724 Google reviews
St. Anthony Sand Dunes4.7297 Google reviews

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Public land

Where motorcycles can ride on public land in Idaho

National forest roads and trails open to motorcycles
16,959 mi
National forest miles open to motorcycles all year
13,827 mi
BLM routes open to motorcycles
6,534 mi

National forests with the most miles

  1. Idaho Panhandle National Forests3,836 mi
  2. Boise National Forest2,798 mi
  3. Salmon-Challis National Forest2,731 mi
  4. Nez Perce-Clearwater National Forest2,180 mi
  5. Caribou-Targhee National Forest2,146 mi

BLM field offices with the most miles

  1. Owyhee Field Office2,426 mi
  2. Challis Field Office1,811 mi
  3. Bruneau Field Office1,687 mi
  4. Upper Snake Field Office281 mi
  5. Four Rivers Field Office236 mi

Some national forests are missing from the Forest Service file, so read the national forest miles as a floor. Seasons and width limits vary by route.

Source: USDA Forest Service Motor Vehicle Use Maps. Always check the official MVUM and posted signs; this map is not a legal document.

Source: Bureau of Land Management. Not a legal document or land survey. Check with the BLM field office and posted signs before you ride.

Resources

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