Located next to a dormant copper smelter, this one mile long motocross track consists mainly of hardpacked soil with large jumps and 150' climbs, with half the track built into the side of a hill. The track is open daily, but a key is required for access, and can be obtained by contacting the track owners. Track membership is $25/year and $5/day. An AMA membership is not required to race.   More...

This area offers around 25 miles of trails with seven miles open to ATVs. There are two trailheads to access the trail system and due to limited parking large trailers are not recommended. Camping and boating can be found at nearby Ashley Lake.   More...

This brand new offroad park is open for business Friday through Sunday from 10am to 6pm. All OHVs are welcomed and there is something for everyone which includes an obstacles course, play pits, mud bogs and sand drags. A concession stand is also available and mud bog and sand drag races are held during select dates. Check the parks Facebook page for current events.   More...

Designed mainly for 4x4s, this trail system is open to all OHVs. Obstacles have been added throughout the trail system for ATVs and UTVs with each having a bypass trail for beginner riders. The area offers great mountain views and scenic vistas of the surrounding lakes.   More...

Located near Missoula, Montana, this area has about 18 miles of motorized trails with around four miles open to ATV use. The single track trails are mostly smooth and fast and are well maintained. The area offers panoramic views of the Sapphire and Rattlesnake Mountains however to get the most out this trail system you would need to bring a mountain bike to explore the remaining twenty miles of non-motorized trails. Large trailers are not recommended as there is limited room at the staging area.   More...

Located in northern Montana, this recreation area offers two campgrounds and a day use area that have direct access to miles of OHV trails that wind through the Little Rocky Mountains. There is no charge for using the day use area but camping is just $5/night. The area is very quiet and remote and the campground offers basic amenities that include picnic tables, fire rings, restrooms and three drinking fountains. Basic supplies can be found at the nearby town of Zortman.   More...

This ATV trail is roughly seven miles long and was originally a fire line that was constructed during the Sleeping Child Fire of 1961. The trail is very popular and offers scenic views of the Bitterroot Mountains and the Anaconda-Pintler Wilderness. There is no fee to ride however all machines must display a Montana OHV Registration Sticker.

The Martin Creek Campground has seven sites that can accommodate trailers and RVs up to 50’. The riding and camping season varies each year but generally runs between Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day Weekend. For current trail status contact the Sula Ranger District at (406) 821-3201.

This BLM area is open year-round and offers ten miles of woods trails for motorcycles, ATVs and UTVs. Primitve camping is permitted but there are no services. Also note that there are some sections of private land in the area.

Located about 8 miles west of Livingston, this natural terrain track is over a mile long and has most sections built into the bordering hillsides. Terrain mainly consists of long uphill and downhill climbs, a 65 foot triples and mixture of hardpack and loamy sections. The track was recently rebuilt and widened in 2012. Membership is required to access and ride the track. Please contact track owner for race and practice schedule.   More...

Located on the north eastern shores of the Koocanusa Reservoir, this area offers two separate sections that is open to all OHVs. The 200 acre woods trail has three access points and about nine miles of woods trails that form a northern and southern loop. The open play area is located below the high water mark and is roughly 3600 acres but can vary due to fluctuating lake levels. Primitive camping is permitted throughout the OHV area and is free year-round. For current lake levels and trail status contact the Rexford Ranger District at (406) 296-2536.   More...

Located near Great Falls, Montana this park features and 1.15 mile MX track, a shorter SX track, a few woods trails, and a practice area that overlooks the Missouri River. Family, single and non-working memberships are offered. Non-members must be a guest of a E.C.D.R. member and pay a day use fee of $10. Helmets and over the ankle boots are a mandatory requirement. Call before you haul.   More...

Located on the eastern shores of the Fresno Reservoir, this small area offers about 80 acres of trails, hill climbs and play pits. There are no services so come prepared. Camping is permitted but is primitive.   More...

Located just north of Glasgow, Montana, this area offers 40 acres of trails and a couple play areas. The area is open year-round but the best time to visit is during the spring and fall months. All OHVs are welcomed and there are currently no fees to ride. A toilet has been recently added and future plans include adding picnic facilities and developed staging areas.   More...

This large area offers over 2,240 acres of public land that is open to all OHVs. The area is open year-round however the best time to visit is during the spring and fall and after a light rain as the trails can be very dusty. The area offers many miles of trails, primitive camping and a designated shooting area. Terrain mainly consists of dry, hard packed ATV trails, steep and crusty hill climbs and some play areas. Vegetation is limited and mostly contains scattered juniper trees and various scrub brush. The main staging area has vault toilets and a map kiosk but no other services are offered so come prepared.   More...

This eight mile long single track trail can be directly accessed from the Gold Creek Campground. The trail heads south and ends near Willow Mountain. The campground has four sites and can accommodate trailers up to 25’. The area is open year-round however may be inaccessible during winter months due to heavy snowfall. There is no fee to camp or ride however motorcycles must display a Montana OHV Sticker. For current trail conditions contact the Stevensville Ranger District at (406) 777-5461.   More...

Open since 1980, this sand and gravel natural terrain track provides challenging elevation changes and is open to ATVs. There are no fees and while overnight parking is prohibited at the track there are several campgrounds at the nearby dam. High Country Motocross Association occasionally holds race events at this track.

The name “Hungry Horse” comes from an unfortunate event during the winter of 1900-1901 when two horses went missing for about a month and were found belly-deep in snow and half starved but still alive.

This motocross track is owned and operated by the Gallatin Valley Dirt Riders Club. A membership key is required to open the gate to access the track which can be obtained at the nearby Team Bozeman or PowerPlay Motorsports shops. Open riding is permitted during certain days for a fee however check the website for current riding schedule.   More...

This large open play area is located at the far north-eastern part of the scenic Koocanusa Reservoir near the Canadian border. There are several sand dunes and play pits which are only accessible when the water levels are low (generally late March through late June).

The dunes range anywhere from 3 feet to 40 feet tall, and there are also about 20 miles of trails that run along the reservoir and into the woods. Most of the area is open riding except some indian burial grounds which are marked. The original site of the City of Rexford is under the water and when the water recedes, portions of old concrete foundations can be seen. Annual events such as Rendezvous Days are hosted here.

This popular trail is roughly 11 miles long and eventually connects to the scenic Kootenai Lakes. The trail follows a creek that winds through a steep canyon wall and forms several waterfalls. The trail is very popular and is open to motorcycles, hikers, mountain bikes and horseback riding. The staging area offers a vault toilet and a kiosk. The area is open year-round but the best time to visit is during late spring through early fall. For current trail conditions contact the Stevensville Ranger District at (406) 777-5461.   More...

Roughly 12 miles long, this single track trail connects to Mill Lake. Amenities at the staging area include a vault toilet and a hitching post. Parking is limited and large trailers are not recommended. The trail is popular with hikers and horseback riders. The trail is best visited during the late spring and early fall months however exact dates vary each year. For current trail conditions contact the Stevensville Ranger District at (406) 777-5461.   More...

Located on an old timber mill site, this motocross track is open to both dirt bikes and quads and overnight camping is permitted. Practice days are usually Tuesdays and Thursdays from 6pm-9pm and Sundays from 9am-12pm and then 5pm-9pm. Practice fees are $10/rider. Onsite spectator bleachers provide panoramic views of the track. Check the website for the current practice schedule and visitor info.   More...

This motocross park features a large natural terrain track that consists of a mixture of volcanic ash, sand and dark loamy soil. See website for current fees and schedules. AMA membership is not required to race. Call before you haul.   More...

Open year-round (weather permitting), this large area has about 75 miles of smooth and fast trails. The Pipestone Trailhead has plenty of turnaround room for large trailers and although camping is permitted, traffic noise from the interstate can be heard.

The Four Corners Trailhead is the preferred location for camping and it has loading ramps, a restroom and ample room for large trailers. Also check out the "Ringing Rocks", a large formation of boulders that emit a bell like tone when struck with a hammer or another rock.

This small open area has about 500-acres of hill climbs, play pits, narrow canyons and various trails that are open to all OHVs. Trails wind through juniper trees and scrub brush and are mostly hardpacked, fast and smooth. There are several flat play areas making it a good choice to take beginners. Camping and boating can be found at Canyon Ferry Lake.   More...

There area offers three tracks – a 1.6 mile motocross track, 3.4 mile Grand Prix track that has several creek crossings and a pee-wee track. Quads are permitted on the tracks. Membership is required and can be obtained at the nearby Pure Bliss Cycle shop. Dues are around $50/person, $80/family or $10/day pass.   More...

Located in northwestern section of Montana right next to the scenic Clark Fork River, this one mile long track is open Saturdays for practice from 9am to 5pm. Fees are around $10/rider or $50/year. Nearby Sanders County Fairgrounds offers showers restroom and camping facilities.   More...

This popular recreation area consists of about 50 miles of trails and is open from 7am-9pm. The lower section is open to OHV use and the upper section is open to non-motorized activities. A permit is required to access the area, which can be purchased at the onsite self-pay kiosk or by contacting the BLM or State office.   More...

Open to dirt bikes only, this 700 acre area has many miles of trails, several play areas and many steep hill climbs. The riding area is open from 7am to 9pm daily year-round. The parking area is limited and has only one main access point which is very steep but provides access to the remaining trails. The land is owned and operated by the BLM but is adjacent to the Billings Motorcycle Club which hosts many events throughout the year.   More...

Located on a working cattle ranch, this brand new motocross park offers a 1.5 main and a peewee track for beginners. The track is open Tuesday through Sunday, weather permitting. A membership is required to access the track as there is a gate that requires an access code. Primitive camping is permitted for around $5/night. Check website for current membership and practice fees.   More...

Located next to Sylvia Lake, this area offers about ten miles of single track trails. The campground has three designated sites, each with a picnic table and fire ring. The trails and campground are open year-round however the best time to visit is mid June through the end of October. The trails are open to dirt bikes and is also popular with hikers and horseback riders.   More...

Located just a couple miles north of Terry, Montana, this open area offers about 110 acres of trails. Camping is permitted but there are no services.   More...

This area was once open to OHVs but has been closed to motorized use as of 2009. The area is small but offers scenic views and numerous trails through vegetation such as prickly pear cactus, pine trees and scrub brush.   More...