U.S.A. ATV Trails | Snowmobile Trails | Dirt Bike Trails

St. Anthony Sand Dunes: Located just west of St. Anthony, The St. Anthony Sand Dunes offers more than 10,500 acres of white quartz sand dunes awaiting riders. The Dunes can shift up to 8 feet per season and visitors are strongly encouraged to avoid damage to vegetation so usage of this riding area can continue. The Dunes are open Year-round but could close during snowy winter months.

For more information contact: St. Anthony Sand Dunes by phone at (208)624-4870.

Hemingway Butte OHV Trailhead: Located near Marsing, the Hemingway Butte OHV Trailhead provides access to Hundreds of miles of ATV trails in the Owyhee Mountains. One of the major trails that the Hemingway Butte OHV Trailhead gives acces to is the Reynolds Creek Trail that is located near Murphy.

For more information contact: Idaho Tourism by phone at (800) 635-7820.

For more information contact: St. Anthony Sand Dunes by phone at (208)624-4870.

Danskin Mountains OHV Area: Located North of Mayfield The Danskin Mountains OHV Area encompasses 60,000 acres and provides more than 150 miles of OHM and ATV trails. Trails open to motorized vehicles are limited to OHMs and ATVs less than 48 inches wide on designated trails only. Most motorized use occurs during April through June and from September through November, due to the high temperatures and dry-slick trail conditions of mid-summer months.

For more information contact: Idaho Tourism by phone at (800) 635-7820.

Chaparral Speedway MX: Located near Eagle The 1 miles Chaparral Speedway Mx is a mix of natural elevation changes and man made jumps situated in and around a 3/8 mile high banked paved oval track. There are several tabletops, step ups, a rhythm section and lots of speed. In the spring they have day time events on Sundays which include an AMA Amateur National Qualifier. In the summer they run 3/4 of the MX track under the lights, for Saturday night races. In the Fall they go back to day time races on Sunday and the entire track. Practices are scheduled through out the year on some Sunday's and Wednesday nights.

For more information contact: Chaparral Speedway MX by phone at (208)388-0810 or (208)412-7606.

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Fairfield Area: The Fairfield Area offers 220 miles of groomed trail trail in Camas County. The area provides quality groomed trails and outstanding back country access.

For more information contact: Idaho Tourism by phone at (800) 635-7820 or the Idaho Snowmobile Association by phone at(208) 337-3312.

McCall Area: The McCall Area offers over 500 miles of groomed snowmobile trails for enjoyment. For maps of the trails visit snowmobilemccall.net

For more information contact: McCall Area Snowmobilers by phone ate (208)634-6424 or Idaho Tourism by phone at (800) 635-7820 or the Idaho Snowmobile Association by phone at(208) 337-3312.

Island Park: The Island Park trail system is continuously groomed and touted as one of the best groomed trail systems in the world. Offering over 950 miles of well groomed snowmobile trails waiting to be explored. The trail system also leads to open snow filled meadows that are unadulterated and prime for riding.

For more information contact: Island Park by phone at (800)584-7740 or visit islandparksnowmobiling.com

Grangeville/Elk City Area Snowmobile Trails: Located in North Central Idaho, Southeast of Lewiston the Grangeville Area Snowmobile Trails offer 600 miles of groomed trail.

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Elk River Snowmobile Trails: Located near the towns of Moscow, Elk River, Harvard and Bovill . The Elk River Snowmobile Trails offer 300 miles of groomed trail.

For more information contact: Elk River Tourism by phone at (208) 836-3209.

Mountain Home Area Trails: Near Mountain Home there is access to over 380 miles of groomed trail near the Anderson Ranch Reservoir in southwest Idaho.

For more information contact: Mountain Home Tourism by phone at (208) 587-4334 or the Idaho Snowmobile Association by phone at(208) 337-3312.

Priest Lake: Located in Northern Idaha Priest Lake has produced a groomed trail system in excess of 400-miles and a local business orientation that caters to snowmobile enthusiasts. The groomed trail system encircles both Priest Lake and Upper Priest Lake and affords easy access to spectacular powder pushing play areas. In addition to the 400+ miles of groomed trails, there are numerous other unpublished routes throughout the 523,000 acres of public lands surrounding Priest Lake. The trails traverse through heavy timber, windswept ridges and snow-filled bowls above the tree line. Snowmobile trails are mostly on either state or federal forest service roads ranging in elevation from 2,500 to over 7,000-feet. The trail system can be easily accessed from the doorstep of most of the area's resorts and lodging establishments so theres no need to trailer your sled to the trailhead.

For more information contact: Priest Lake Chamber of Commerce by phone at (208) 443-3191 or visit them online at PriestLake.org